Clery Act Compliance demo
Clery officers classify incidents, keep the crime log and build the annual security report 1:31
What the demo shows
Clery officers classify incidents, keep the crime log and build the annual security report
A Classification agent reads every police, residence life, Title IX and campus security authority report and classifies it under the Clery definitions and the hierarchy rule. A Geography agent places each address on the Clery geography register, and a Duplicate agent merges one incident reported through several channels. A Warning agent drafts a timely warning within the hour for the Chief of Police to decide, and a Crime Log agent keeps the log current. Every number in the report unfolds into its reports; the Clery Compliance Officer certifies each row and counsel second-reviews before October 1.
Transcript
- Clery Act Compliance helps Clery officers classify incidents, keep the crime log and build the annual security report.
- Halden State gets 2,600 reports a year through four channels.
- Fines reach $71,545 per violation, and this year's report adds hazing.
- Burglary in residence halls, 2025, reads 14.
- It unfolds into its 14 reports.
- The Duplicate agent finds one break-in reported twice.
- The Geography agent moves another to noncampus: a leased chapter house, property 7.
- Now it reads 12, both changes cited; Marcus Tellford certifies it.
- After a knife robbery, the Warning agent drafts a timely warning in 31 minutes; the Chief issues it.
- Agents propose; the officer certifies, counsel reviews second, every step audited.
- Each report counted once, on the right geography, every number traced.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.