Boston is a relatively safe city, but how do you determine if the neighborhood you are interested living in is safe or not?\u00a0 Trust your instincts.\u00a0 If you are not comfortable in a neighborhood, you should not live there. You can get crime reports and statistics by checking these links:<\/p>\n
City of Boston<\/a><\/p>\n Boston Police Department News <\/a>\u00a0– current crime statistics and data can be found here<\/p>\n Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority<\/a><\/p>\n Off-Campus Safety<\/strong><\/p>\n Walking is a major part of living in the city.\u00a0 Take precautions to stay safe when walking city streets or riding on public transit.<\/p>\n Be aware, be careful, be alert, be smart.<\/strong><\/p>\n Emergencies: Dial 911<\/strong><\/p>\n Wherever you live in the Boston area, for emergency assistance\u2014police, fire or medical\u2014call 911 immediately.<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/strong><\/p>\n <\/strong>On-Campus Safety and Security<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n <\/strong>Boston University provides several resources for on campus safety and security plus information and advice on request. \u00a0 BUMC Safety Services<\/a> are staffed 24 hours a day 7 days a week, on call at (617) 414-4444<\/strong>. Service calls for security and facilities as well as emergency response are dispatched from the Command and Control Center, located at 750 Albany Street.<\/p>\n Charles River Campus Safety and Security<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n\n