Campus Emergency Status

This page provides current information about alerts issued by the Office of Campus Safety.

As of this morning, the power has been restored to Barkley building, Barkley Annex, Leo Hall and the Arts and Communications building.

Nov. 12, 2024 – 10:40 AM UPDATED

Due to an incident involving a City of La Verne line behind Barkley Building, there is a currently is a power outage that is affecting the following buildings:

  • Barkley Building
  • Barkley Annex
  • ACB
  • Leo Hall

Edison is currently onsite addressing the power outage and are working to restore power. They have notified us that power will most likely be down for the remainder of the day and possibly a portion of tomorrow.  We will keep the community appraised of any updates or changes to the timeline.

If you have a meeting or class in any of those locations, please contact organizer or professor. 

Fire Advisory: September 13, 2024 – 12:09 PM

The fire continues to move away from the City and minimize any danger to our community. The air quality has improved and is currently at “Moderate” levels. It is expected that the air quality will remain good through the weekend. Normal operations and activities will continue as planned throughout the weekend. If there are any significant changes, you will be notified.

Earthquake Notification: September 12, 2024

Earlier this morning there was a 4.7 magnitude earthquake west of the university in the Thousand Oaks area that was felt by our community.  Campus Safety, Housing, and Facilities followed their protocols and determined there was no damage or impact to the university.  We remain under normal operations.   

Fire Advisory: September 11, 2024 – 5:08 PM

La Verne Fire Authorities have indicated the fire has moved north and there is no immediate threat to the city or university. A small fire north of Claremont has triggered that area to receive Evacuation Warnings which is expected for the next few days.

The air quality has improved in the area but continue to use caution.

Please follow the ULV Alert to receive additional information. https://laverne.edu/alert/

Fire Advisory: September 11, 2024

Although the fire has grown, there is no immediate threat and no need to evacuate.  Some areas in the furthest northern part of the city are only getting Evacuation Warnings.  The university is maintaining normal operations.  The air quality has improved to Moderate.

Please go to the following links to get updated air quality, smoke advisory, and an app for real time air quality in your area:

Fire Advisory: September 10, 2024 – 9:20 PM

The Bridge Fire continues to burn north of La Verne and has spread over 30,000 acres. Although the fire is not immediately near the city, portions the north end of La Verne may receive an Evacuation Warning Alert. Despite the notices, the University remains safe and we continue to actively monitor the situation with the police and fire department. The air quality remains poor so please monitor your activity. Stay Hydrated and remain indoors if possible. To follow the fire, please click here.

Fire Advisory: September 10, 2024 – 8:23 AM

As we monitor the fires, we are continuing normal operations with restricted outdoor activities due to the air quality. Please guard your health and hydrate. You will be notified of any changes.

Fire Advisory: September 9, 2024 – 9:15 AM

Due to the Line Fire in San Bernardino and the Bridge Fire in Angeles National Forest (North of La Verne), the air quality remains unhealthy. Please guard your health while delivering and participating in educational programs. As we continue to monitor the events, you will be notified of any changes.

For any questions, comments, or concerns, please call the Campus Safety office at (909) 448-4950 or dial 4950 from any campus phone.

The University of La Verne prides itself on having a safe and inviting campus. Campus Safety Officers are patrolling campus 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays.

Email: safety@laverne.edu

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