If you or anyone else is in immediate danger call 911
or the University Police at (414) 229-9911
After a sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, or stalking incident, you may choose to file a police report. If you want to file a criminal complaint, you must file a police report. Making a complaint with the Title IX Coordinator does not begin a police investigation. However, the UWM Police will notify the University of any police complaints about sexual violence from UWM students.
If you are the victim of a crime, you may come in contact with the criminal justice system. As this process begins, you are entitled to certain rights under Wisconsin Statutes and the Wisconsin Constitution.
In addition, victims of violent crime may have significant out-of-pocket expenses through no fault of their own. Crime Victim Compensation (CVC) helps pay for unreimbursed eligible expenses that result from the crime. To learn more, visit the Wisconsin Department of Justice.
UW-Milwaukee
On-Campus Police
3410 N. Maryland AvenueMilwaukee, WI 53211
Non-emergency: (414) 229-4627
On-campus Emergencies: 9-911
Off-Campus Police
Police Administration749 W. State Street
Milwaukee, WI 53233
Non-emergency: (414) 933-4444
Emergency: 911
UWM-Waukesha
Off-Campus Police
1901 Delafield StreetWaukesha, WI 53188
Non-emergency: (262) 524-3831
Emergency: 911
UWM-Washington County
Off-Campus Police
1115 S. Main StreetWest Bend, WI 53095
Non-emergency: (262) 335-5000
Emergency: 911