BYU Campus Safety - Campus Security

At Brigham Young University, total 59 criminal actions were reported last year : 16 arrests, 25 criminal offenses, 1 hate crimes, 129 residence hall fires. By location, 22 crimes were on campus including residence halls, 19 were off campus, 19 were on public properties, 4 were on residence halls (2022).

The following table and chart describe the total criminal actions by crime type and location at Brigham Young University. Last year, total 59 criminal/disciplinary actions have been reported at Brigham Young University. By location, 22 criminal actions have happened on-campus facilities and 19 caused off-campus.

Total 16 arrests were reported at Brigham Young University. The following table and chart describe the arrests count including weapons, drug law violation, and liquor law violation by location at Brigham Young University.

At Brigham Young University, no disciplinary actions are occurred or reported by the school (security office/department) in 2022.

The following table and chart describe the criminal offenses statistics by crime type and location at Brigham Young University.

Hate crime (also known as bias-motivated crime) is a usually violent, prejudice motivated crime that occurs when a perpetrator targets a victim because of his or her perceived membership in a certain social group. The following table and chart describe the hate crime statistics by crime type and location at Brigham Young University.

129 fires are occurred on residence hall at Brigham Young University. Next table lists occurrences of fires with facility name, cause, injured or death, and damages.