Penn Public Safety: Contact: Emergency Contact Numbers





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Emergencies
215/573-3333 or 511 (from any campus phone)

Special Services
215/898-6600

Escort Services
Walking
215/898-WALK

Mobile
215/898-RIDE

General Information
215/898-7297

The Division of Public Safety’s PennComm operations center supports non-English speakers with the use of AT&T’s Language Line, which permits ESL speakers to contact the emergency number (215/573.3333) and communicate with an emergency dispatcher in over 120 different languages. Additionally, the Language Line can be employed by any UPPD officer in a face-to-face interaction, where the ESL speaker can request to communicate to the Penn Police in his/her own native language via a phone call.