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Our Campus Safe Environment

Spring Break Advisory: Texas DPS and State Department Warn Against Spring Break Travel to Mexico
Posted: March 8, 2012
The Texas Department of Public Safety has issued a new warning urging all Texans and out of state visitors to avoid traveling to Mexico during Spring Break. Read more...

The safety and welfare of students, faculty and staff have always been the UTB/TSC administration’s highest priority. In fact, our community university campus ranks among the safest in the state and in the country.

The unique location of UTB/TSC on the United States-Mexico border is regarded as an advantage and an asset. Over the generations, an atmosphere of mutual trust and civic engagement has been fostered between Brownsville and its sister city, Matamoros.

The Brownsville community, campus administration and campus law enforcement take a proactive approach to security, monitoring safety issues on both sides of the border. Campus police and top-level personnel regularly participate in training with local, state and national law enforcement agencies to ensure the security of the campus and the surrounding community.

Visitors inevitably remark on the beautiful, semi-tropical surroundings of UTB/TSC's Fort Brown Campus. This attractive landscape creates a pleasant backdrop for a comfortable and safe learning environment.

Feel unsafe on campus?
Ask for a security escort at 956-882-2222 anytime day or night.


Our Current Safety and Security Initiatives and Reports

Emergency Preparedness - What We Have in Place to be Safe

2011 Security and Fire Safety Annual Report (UTB/TSC)UTB/TSC Campus Daily Crime Logs Campus and Off-Campus Resources and Contact Numbers City of Brownsville Annual Crime Report

A typical day at UTB/TSC
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