Contact Information
For a Life-Threatening Emergency Situation
911 (police, fire, or medical emergencies)
(9-911 from campus digital phone)
For Non-Emergency Situations or Suspicious Activity
Campus Security
(415) 269-6070 (call or text)
Email Campus Security
Campus Security
Our campus is patrolled seven days per week, 24 hours a day (including weekends and holidays), by Barbier Security Group (BSG). They are headquartered in Bertrand Hall.
Campus Security
(415) 269-6070 (call or text)
Email Campus Security
Emergency Communications Systems
黑料福利社 uses the RAVE emergency alert system to provide emergency updates and timely notices to campus. When activated, RAVE will send communications through multiple channels: text messages, emails, voice calls, social media postings, website updates, and networked computer alerts. Senior University administrators are trained in how to use the system.
All students and employees are expected to keep their contact information updated in either Self Service or Paycom Employee Self Service. Parents and community members may
Who to Call
Please refer to the information below on whom to call in the event of an incident on campus.
- Police: 911
- Fire: 911
- Medical: 911
Please contact the Office of Community and Belonging and/or complete the for a hate or bias incident.
For additional details, please refer to the Bias Incident Reporting Process document.
Marin County Suicide Hotline: (415) 499-1100
911 for urgent/immediate threat
- Campus Security: (415) 269-6070 (24 hours/day)
- San Rafael Police Non-Emergency: (415) 485-3000
- San Rafael Fire Non-Emergency: (415) 485-3307
- University Counseling Services: (415) 485-3258 (leave a message)
- Vice President for Student Affairs/Dean of Students: (415) 485-3223
- Facility Services: (415) 485-3210 (Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., otherwise leave message or call Security for urgent matters)
- Housing & Residence Life: (415) 485-3277
- Human Resources: (415) 458-3775
- Vice President for Student Affairs/Dean of Students: (415) 485-3223
Sarah Gardner, Executive Director of Communications and Media Relations
Office: (415) 485-3239
Cell: (415) 350-6078
sarah.gardner@dominican.edu
For minor incidents requiring first aid support (small cuts, scrapes, localized pain), supplies such as bandages and gauze can be found at first aid stations located in various campus buildings: Bertrand Hall, Library, Guzman Hall Lounge, and Edgehill Mansion.
For more significant medical emergencies (e.g., open wounds, sprains, serious pain), it may be necessary to visit an emergency room or urgent care clinic. Please note that 黑料福利社 does not cover any costs associated with hospital/clinic visits; the patient is responsible for any and all associated fees and medical expenses.
For Urgent of Life-Threatening Medical Emergencies
Please call 911 (9-911 from a campus phone) and provide the dispatcher with all pertinent information; building name, address, specific location. If possible, get someone nearby to be on the lookout to flag-down emergency services when they arrive on campus.