Jurisdiction The U of T Campus Safety Division has Peace Officer authority for all areas of the University of Toronto campus as well as roads abutting the property. Furthermore, they have police authority away from the University as long as the original offence occurred on or in relation to the University of Toronto, within the City of Toronto or Region of Peel. Responsibility The Campus Safety division enforces the following statutes: Criminal Code of Canada Controlled Drugs and Substances Act Trespass to Property Act of Ontario Liquor Licence Act of Ontario Section 17 of the Mental Health Act of Ontario Selected municipal by-laws In addition, Campus Safety enforce parts of the University of Toronto Student Code of Conduct. Campus Safety patrol in marked vehicles which are designed to be easily identifiable to the public. Officers also patrol on foot and on mountain bikes. Community Response Unit (CRU) In addition to the uniform presence/primary response that the Campus Safety provide, the CRU works behind the scenes on an array of projects which include but are not limited to: Case Management (Criminal and Provincial offences) Property and Evidence Management VIP visits / Special Events Crime Prevention / CPTED auditing (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design) Intelligence, Investigations & Follow up Several officers with the University of Toronto Campus Safety are SOCOs (Scene of Crime Officers) who are designated to process crime scenes and collect evidence. Evidence that the Campus Police may collect is then forwarded to the Toronto Police Forensic Identification Services for further investigation and evaluation. Fingerprints recovered from crime scenes are entered into AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification System) and compared against fingerprints on file. DNA evidence is also collected and submitted. Community-Based Policing Initiatives The University of Toronto Campus Safety place a major emphasis on Community Based Policing. Officers have implemented the following programs to address the needs of the community: Alcohol / Drug Safety Day Bicycle Anti-Theft Programs Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Rodeo Building Watch Program Business Crime Watch Program CPTED Auditing First-Year Orientation Program Lock It or Lose It Program Safety Awareness Week STOP Anti Theft Program Student Partnership Program Working Alone Youth Education and Safety Program (aimed at the University of Toronto high school students) LGBTQ / First Nations Liaison Huron / Sussex Resident's Association (Faculty Housing) Liaison Broader community events that the division participates in are Cops For Cancer, the Law Enforcement Torch Run and food drive