“Safe Oregon” – School Safety Tip Line

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SafeOregon and the Oregon State Police remind students, parents, school staff, and community members that everyone plays a role in school safety. SafeOregon is a school safety tip line to report potential threats against students and schools confidentially or anonymously.

SafeOregon asks that if you see or hear something concerning to let someone know. Tips may be submitted 24 hours per day, 7 days per week:

All tips are immediately received by a tip line technician and are forwarded to designated school personnel or law enforcement to respond to reported incidents.

SafeOregon receives tips focused on school safety, including:

  • Safety threats
  • Violence or threats of violence
  • Fights
  • Drugs, alcohol, or weapons on campus
  • Bullying, harassment, or intimidation
  • Cyberbullying
  • Friends or peers discussing self-harm or suicide

Call 911 for situations requiring an immediate emergency response. It is a violation of Oregon law to make false reports to SafeOregon. For more information about SafeOregon, visit our website at safeoregon.com.

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