Making an Anonymous Report

Where can I make an anonymous report?

You can file an Anonymous Report with Campus Public Safety.  If you include identifying information, they may take action on the report.  If no identifying information is available, the report will be recorded as part of the campus's crime statistics. 

Why would I fill out a report?

Survivors (or people who support them) complete and submit this report to the institution to help its community better understand the climate and domestic and sexual violence as well as for statistical purposes.  Survivors and reporters can also use this form to request assistance.

What happens with this information?

In addition to tracking, the institution may take disciplinary action against the offender and/or the associated group (e.g. a student group).  The institution will not contact the reporter or the survivor unless the person supplies identifying information on this form.

What if I would like to file in person?

Reporting Options:

All of the following options are available to you, and can be pursued individually or simultaneously. The IPV Advocate can help talk through your options and can accompany you through the process of accessing any of these reporting services:

1)      You can make a police report to the Portland Police Bureau (911 or 503-823-3333).

2)      You can make a report to Campus Public Safety (503-725-4404).

3)      You can file a Student Code of Conduct complaint through the Office of Conduct and Community Standards.  For details on the Student Code of Conduct, visit their website or call 503-725-4422.

4)      You can file an Anonymous Report with Campus Public Safety.  If you include identifying information, they may take action on the report.  If no identifying information is available, the report will be recorded as part of the campus's crime statistics.