ID Access Cards
Lighting/Survey Problems
Personal Safety Tips
Residential College Alarm Response
Security Awareness
Yale Maps
Yale Police
ID and Key Request Forms
Burglar Alarm User
Instructions
FAQ
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ID Access Cards
Yale University Security Programs has been using an Identification Card Access
Control system since the departments inception in 1995. Since that time we have seen
the system grow to 68,000 identification cards using both proximity and magnetic stripe
technology. A magnetic stripe cardholder presents his or her badge to the system by
swiping the card through a reader, and a proximity badge holder presents his or her card
by holding it in close proximity to the reader to gain access.
Our system, Picture Perfect 4.0, is an integrated computer-based security system that
provides access control to designated areas within a site or facility. The
owner of the associated readers in and around facilities is capable of
tailoring the access patterns of the users as they see fit.
Access Control Systems Administrators are responsible for meeting with the
owners, planning the readers layout, functionality, and usage plan,
entering the users into the relational database, and maintaining the databases from
semester to semester as the Universitys population changes.
Identification cards are issued at two locations: (1) the Yale University School of
Medicine, Sterling Hall of Medicine, 333 Cedar Street, CE-1 (785-4286) and (2) 246 Church
Street, ID Center (432-0165). The identification cards are given to you as new students,
staff, and faculty and should be carried at all times. If you lose your identification
card, you must contact the ID Center during normal business hours, and after hours contact
the control room.
Administrator titles and phone numbers list:
David Landino, Manager, Security
Systems Administration 203-432-5779
Patrick Killips, Security Systems
Specialist 203 432-2873
ID Center Information:
All Yale faculty, staff, and students are issued an identification (ID) card
bearing their picture and signature. These ID cards must be worn visibly at all times for
identification purposes.
ID Center Locations
246 Church Street (432-0165) is the ID Center for individuals who work in the
Central/Science area, Yale undergraduate students, and Yale graduate students located in
the Central/Science area. ID photo sessions are Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. http://www.yale.edu/idcenter
333 Cedar Street, SHM CE-1A (785-4286) is for those individuals who work in the Medical
area and Medical School graduate students. ID sessions are Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-12:00
a.m., and 12:45 p.m.- 3:00 p.m.
ID CARD INFO
General Identification
Your ID card identifies you as a member of the Yale University community. You should carry
and display it at all times while you are on campus and present it, upon request, to
University officials whose assigned responsibilities authorize them to seek proper
identification.
Caring for your ID Card
Please treat your ID card with care. Holes, creases, and improperly applied validation
stickers will make the card inoperable. Do not bend the card or leave it in direct
sunlight, near other sources of heat, or in contact with magnetic fields.
Uses of the ID Card
General Identification
Entry to Secured Areas
Access to:
Dining Services
Library Services
Laundry Services
Entry to:
Payne Whitney Gym
Athletic Events
The Peabody Museum
University Charging Privileges
Yale Shuttle Bus
Features
Your photo, name, signature, birth date (undergraduates only), card issue date, and bar
code are on the front of the ID card. The bar code is used for identification by Yale
libraries.
One magnetic stripe on the back provides access to campus buildings and to Dining
Services. The second, smaller, magnetic stripe on the back is used by laundry facilities
in University housing and may be used in the future by campus vending machines.
Undergraduates and others requiring access to secured areas, such as residential college
gates, have IDs that contain a proximity antenna, which opens the locks in those areas.
Replacement cards
Lost, stolen or damaged ID cards should be reported immediately to the University Security
Programs Department at 100 Church Street South, (203) 785-5555.
Replacement cards are available at the ID Card Center during normal business hours. During
non-business hours, temporary ID cards are available by calling 785-5555. A uniformed
Security officer will meet you in the Phelps Gate Archway to deliver your temporary access
card.
To obtain a replacement ID card, you must go in person to the ID Center. For security
reasons, some other form of photo identification, such as a driver's license or passport,
is required.
When an ID card is lost, stolen, or no longer functions, the ID Center issues a
replacement card with the photograph on record. When a cardholder must get a new card type
because of a change of status, for example when a former student becomes a faculty member,
the ID Center issues a replacement card with a new photograph.
Malfunctioning or accidentally damaged cards are replaced at no charge. Lost, stolen, or
deliberately damaged cards are replaced at a fee of $20 for cards with gate and building
access capability and $5 for other cards.
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Lighting/Survey Problems
Lighting Survey/Problems 203 785-5555: Security Officers perform ongoing surveys
of exterior lighting fixtures within and around the campus. You may
also report lighting issues directly to either the Medical School or
Central Campus Physical Plant offices by dialing, (Med) 203-785-4620
or (Central) 203-432-6888.
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Personal Safety Tips
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No lock works UNLESS you lock it.
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Lock public doors or gates to your apartment
building, dormitory, or office.
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Never leave a public door propped open, even
for a friend.
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Lock your doors when you leave your dorm or
apartment.
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Lock your doors before you go to sleep.
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Always lock windows that are accessible from
the outside.
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Leave spare keys with a trusted neighbor or
friend, never hidden near your door.
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Keep house and car keys on separate
keychains. When leaving your car for service or at a parking lot, leave only the car keys.
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Never attach your address to your keychain.
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Yale urges you never to attach your ID tag to
your keychain.
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Identify visitors through a window or
peephole before opening the door.
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Request service people to show proper
credentials before you let them in. If necessary, call the company to verify employment.
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Do not lend your keys or ID tag to service
people.
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If a stranger asks to use your telephone, do
not let them. Offer to call for assistance for them.
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Report to
police any unusual or suspicious activity near your home or room, or around your
neighbors' homes or apartments.
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Please do not
walk alone at night. Use lighted pathways to navigate throughout the University. When
well-lit areas are not available, please call 203 432-9255 or 2-WALK (2-9255). A Uniformed
Security Officer will be dispatched to your location and escort you to your final
on-campus destination. You will recognize these officers by their white shirts, navy
pants, prominent SECURITY labels, and an official security badge on the left side of their
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Click here for a printable PDF of the safety tips.
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Residential College Alarm Response
Residential College Alarm Response 203 785-5555: University Security Officers
will respond and reset local alarms at residential colleges.
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Security Awareness
In partnership
with University Police and University Security, our mission is to reduce crime and high
risk activity by creating and promoting an environment that supports healthy choices.
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Yale Maps
http://www.yale.edu/campusmap/
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Yale Police
Since 1894, the men and women of the department have
taken great pride in providing service to the Yale community in partnership with the City
of New Haven. Our beliefs are
anchored in our core values of: INTEGRITY, TRUST, COMMITMENT and COURAGE. We are a department that encourages diversity and
demands respect for all.
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Medical School Id and Key Request Forms
ID Form Application
Key Request Form
Vendors / Contractors ID Request Form
Vendors/Contractors ID Policy in MS Word
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FAQ
Q - How do I order a key?
A - Keys can be ordered through your business office.
Q - Can I get security officer coverage for an event?
A - Yes, security officer coverage can be obtained if you
request it at least three days prior to your event. Please submit
our online form by clicking here.
Q - How can I find out how best to provide security protection for our
department's people and property?
A - Please contact Susan Daria Burhans at 432-8777, or visit the Security
Awareness Web site at http://yale.edu/securityawareness/main.html.
Q - How do I go about having a burglar alarm, card access, or other electronic
security system installed in my area?
A - Send an e-mail to the University Security Director George Aylward at george.aylward@yale.edu, detailing the location
and scope of the request and the reason for the request. The director will assign a member
of the Security Project Team to follow through with you.
Q - I have a
burglar alarm system in my office. Where is this being monitored?
A - At our own University Security Central Alarm Station located at 100 Church
Street South.
Q - I have an
existing alarm system, and I need info on the annual service and maintenance charges. Who
do I call?
A- Please contact Susan Parlato-Landino at 436-4397.
Q - I live in a
dorm room, and there's an alarm sounding from a pass-through door. Who do I contact to
silence this?
A - Please call the Central Alarm Station at 785-5555 and a Uniformed Security
Patrol Officer will be by to assist you.
Q- Does Yale Security maintain a lost and found?
A - Yes. The primary location is 100 Church St South Central
Alarm Station (785-5555). Please note that items of value are forwarded to the Yale Police
Department for storage (432-4400).
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