Livingstone College Campus Police

Jurisdiction and responsibilities

Livingstone College operates sworn campus police as part of its public-safety organization in Salisbury. The college expressly identifies commissioned officers with arrest authority under North Carolina’s Chapter 74G campus-police framework. The department’s service is focused on the college community and should not be described as general countywide patrol.

How the agency is organized

The department combines police, security and supporting personnel. Officers patrol on foot, by bicycle and in vehicles, and work with Salisbury Police, Salisbury Fire and other public agencies. The public-safety office is listed at Robinson Health Center. The college distinguishes the routine business number from the campus emergency and security-booth line.

Official records and officer resources

The college publishes annual security and fire-safety reports, a Silent Witness reporting resource and a risk-management and emergency manual. These are useful institutional safety sources with their own reporting definitions. Prospective employees and community members should follow the official college contact and personnel channels for current roles and procedures.

FBI data · 2025

No unambiguous match for this agency was made in the FBI 2025 agency tables used for this directory. This does not mean the agency had no crime, no officers or no reporting obligation.

Blank or unavailable values remain “Not published.” Participating agencies and reporting scope vary. Campus figures concern the reporting institution; a city name does not expand them to all local residents. Read the data definitions and limitations.

Sources and review date

Official agency, government and institutional sources are linked below. Contact details and organizational information were reviewed September 24, 2026. Published statistical years are identified separately.

• Official agency or employing-government information
• Campus police leadership message and agency relationships
• College public-safety structure in student handbook