Featured Image Lede Follow a common-sense approach to your personal and property safety at Princeton. Read these guidelines to find out how. Description Personal and Property Safety Protective Measures for Personal Safety Housing and Real Estate Services suggest a common-sense approach to your personal and property safety. Lock your room door, maintain the integrity of the Card Access System (CACS) by never propping open an entryway door to your residence, and be aware of your surroundings at all times. Blue light emergency phone service Pick up any blue light phone located throughout the campus and push the red button to report an emergency. Laptop cable lock Purchase a cable lock at the Office of Information Technology Solutions Center or at any computer retail store, and secure your laptop to an object that is difficult to move. Office of Information Technology Solutions Center Bike registration Register your bike with Transportation & Parking Services. Transportation & Parking Services - Biking Bike lock Purchase a bike lock for a nominal fee from Transportation & Parking Services. Remember to park and secure your bicycle to a University-provided rack when on campus to avoid a fine. Emergency Preparedness Princeton University maintains an Emergency Preparedness website which you should become familiar with. Emergency Preparedness Website Emergency Guidelines for the Campus Community Princeton University's Emergency Preparedness Task Force maintains emergency guidelines for the campus community. Emergency Guidelines Princeton Telephone and E-mail Notification System (PTENS) PTENS is an emergency notification system that allows authorized Princeton officials to send news and instructions to individuals through landline phones, cell phones, text messaging and e-mail. Princeton University's Emergency Preparedness Task Force has prepared FAQs to answer your questions about PTENS, and instructions for providing your contact information to the notification system. PTENS FAQs