SafeOregon Tipline & Other Resources

Students, parents/guardians, staff or community members can access SafeOregon through the web form on SafeOregon's website​ or by text, email, phone call or mobile app.

The number one reason why students don't report a threat is the fear of retaliation from their peers. SafeOregon can be accessed from the privacy of a phone, computer or other internet-equipped device, eliminating the possibility of being identified by another student.

Specially trained technicians field incoming tips 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for all public schools pre-K through grade 12. The Oregon State Police provides this service through a contracted vendor.

No, all Oregonians are encouraged to dial 9-1-1 in any emergency situation. However, if the technician feels the situation is escalating to an emergency situation, and it comes in by phone, the technician will transfer the call to 9-1-1 and stay on the line until the tipster is connected to emergency responders. The technicians are trained and experienced in recognizing mental illness, emotional disturbances and managing crisis situations. If necessary, a tip may be transferred to a local community mental health services provider in the same manner.