Make a Campus Security Authority (CSA) Report
A CSA should report alleged crimes to the official or office designated by the university to receive CSA crime reports. To make a Clery report for incidents occurring on the Texas A&M University at Galveston (TAMUG) campus, contact, Sgt. Thomas Bushek, TAMUG's designated Clery official, at 409-741-7120 or by emailing
Team-GalvestonPDCleryGroup@groups.tamu.edu.
All CSAs may complete and submit the following Clery Act Crime Reporting Form to the TAMUG designated official by emailing the completed form to:
Team-GalvestonPDCleryGroup@groups.tamu.edu
http://assets.system.tamus.edu/files/legal/pdf/Campus-Security-Authority.pdf
What is a CSA?
The Clery Act requires institutions to collect crime reports from various individuals and organizations that Clery considers to be CSAs to include:
- University police officers and security officers and individuals outside university police who have campus security responsibilities
- Individuals or organizations specified in the Clery Annual Security Report to which students and employees should report crimes
- A university official who has significant responsibility for student and campus activities
When are CSAs required to report?
Under the Clery Act, a crime is reported when it is brought to the attention of a CSA by a victim, a witness, other third party, or the offender. It does not matter if the person involved in or reporting the crime is associated with the university. If you are a CSA and receive a report of an alleged crime, you are required to report the alleged crime to the official or office designated by the university to compile the institution's Clery crime disclosures.