The U of M Security Services has released its September 2025 Monthly Report, providing an overview of incidents and safety activities across the Fort Garry and Bannatyne campuses. The report offers insights into community safety trends and the ongoing work of Security Services in ensuring a secure campus environment.
Medical emergencies rose notably from 16 cases September 2024 to 20 in September 2025. The report recorded 18 theft incidents this month at the Fort Garry campus and four at the Bannatyne campus, compared to about 30 cases last September.
Thefts in September 2025 involved nine personal items and seven bicycles, with a case of vehicular theft. Mischief reports, including graffiti and minor vandalism, totalled six this September, showing a reduction from 13 incidents recorded in September 2024.
New to this month’s report were three cases of hate propaganda discovered at UMSU University Centre, Fletcher Argue Building and Tier Building. Other reported incidents included one case of fraud, seven City of Winnipeg bylaw infractions, two intoxicated persons and three traffic-related offences.
Security Services responded to 201 alarms, up from 191 last September, and processed 202 unscheduled access requests.
Security Services provide a range of programs and initiatives designed to enhance safety and support a positive campus experience for students, staff and visitors. These include the UM Safe app, workshops, training sessions and educational programs.
The department’s primary goal is to ensure a secure environment where the U of M community can live, learn and work with confidence.
Staffed by licensed, full-time security officers, the department offers 24/7 protection, maintaining a continuous presence across campuses.
