Law Enforcement

A law enforcement officer can take a report, help access confidential support, and provide access to medical care after a sexual assault. Police departments are available for response 24/7.

Sexual assaults can be reported at any time (immediately following, days or years after the incident). Statutes of limitations vary, depending on the type of crime/sexual assault and by state. The evidence available, investigations and treatment options may also be impacted by the length of time that has passed since the assault. A sexual assault counselor/advocate or law enforcement can provide you with specific information related to these factors.

Deciding to report a sexual assault to law enforcement is a very private a personal decision. It’s ok to report to police, not report, or not knowing if one wants to report. A sexual assault counselor/advocate can provide all information about reporting options so the victim/survivor can make an informed decision.

CSULB University Police Department (UPD)

Coverage area include incidents that occurred on-campus.

Contact Information – Phone emergency: 9-1-1 ; (562) 985-4101
Location – 1250 Bellflower Blvd., Long Beach, CA 90840
Hours – Monday – Sunday, 24 hours a day
Website – https://www.csulb.edu/university-police

Long Beach Police Department

Coverage area include incidents that occurred in community surrounding campus.

Contact Information – Phone emergency: 9-1-1 ; (562) 435-6711
Location – 400 West Broadway, Long Beach, CA 90802
Hours – Monday – Sunday, 24 hours a day
Website – https://www.longbeach.gov/police/

More information about reporting sexual assault to law enforcement:
https://www.rainn.org/articles/reporting-law-enforcement
https://www.rainn.org/articles/communicating-law-enforcement