What must a CSA disclose regarding crime incidents?

A Campus Security Authority (CSA) is required to disclose statistics from reports of alleged criminal incidents as part of their obligations under the Clery Act. This requirement emphasizes the importance of transparency in campus safety and crime awareness. The reported statistics help in providing an overview of crime trends on campus, which can inform students, faculty, and staff about safety concerns and necessary precautions.

Including these statistics allows institutions to fulfill their commitment to maintain a safe educational environment by fostering awareness among the campus community. This data is aggregated and reported annually in the institution's crime report, ensuring that details remain consistent with privacy requirements and are devoid of personal identifiers, thereby protecting the confidentiality of those involved.

In contrast, personal details of the victim, investigation outcomes, and names of individuals involved are sensitive information that is not disclosed to maintain confidentiality and comply with legal and ethical standards. The Clery Act prioritizes the privacy of individuals while ensuring that the campus community remains informed about crime and safety issues through statistical reporting.