Fire Safety Report and Fire Statistics

In compliance with the Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA), DU has developed an annual fire safety report. This document summarizes the reporting components required by the HEOA and is applicable to only the University Park Campus. The Western Colorado and Four Corners Campuses do not have student housing.听

DU maintains compliance with fire and life-safety standards in all buildings owned or under the control of DU, in accordance with the International Fire Code as adopted by the City and County of 黑料门, the 黑料门 Amendments to the International Fire Code, and the National Fire Protection Association鈥檚 (NFPA) regulations. This includes buildings associated with student housing.

The Department of Campus Safety (DCS) in partnership with DU鈥檚 Housing & Residential Education (HRE) are committed to providing students with fire safety training and a safe community for living and learning.

Residents of the following student housing buildings are subject to their housing contract, the Honor Code, and the Guide to Residence Living.

  • Centennial Halls, Centennial Towers, Delta Delta Delta, Delta Zeta, Dimond Family Residential Village, Gamma Phi Beta, Hilltop Hall, Johnson-McFarlane Hall, Lambda Chi Alpha, Lynn Marie Apartments, Mesa Apartments, Nagel Hall, Nelson Hall, Ridgeline Apartments, Summit Apartments, Transfer House, University Lofts, University Place Apartments, and Zeta Beta Tau.

Residents of the following student housing buildings are subject to their leasing agreement and the Honor Code (unless the resident is not affiliated with DU).

  • Asbury Heights, Brittany Manor & Gardens, Carousel Apartments, The Florentine, University North, University South, York Street Flats, York Street Lofts.

Fire Safety Definitions

Definition of a Fire

For the purposes of fire safety reporting, a fire is defined as 鈥渁ny instance of open flame or other burning in a place not intended to contain the burning or in an uncontrolled manner.鈥

Definition of a Fire Safety System

The HEOA defines a fire safety system as any mechanism or system related to the detection of a fire, the warning resulting from a fire, or the control of a fire. This may include sprinkler systems or other fire extinguishing systems, fire detection devices, stand-alone smoke alarms, devices that alert one to the presence of a fire, such as horns, bells, or strobe lights; smoke-control and reduction mechanisms; and fire doors and walls that reduce the spread of a fire.

Fire Safety Reporting

For safety and statistical purposes, all fires, whether active or extinguished, should be reported to the DCS as soon as it is safe to do so.

To report an active fire on campus:

Dial 9-1-1 for response by the local fire department.

When feasible, contact the DCS at 303-871-3000.

To report evidence of a fire or past fire situation in DU Student Housing, contact the following:

The DCS at 303-871-2334

Reported fire incidents, which are found to be actual fires, will be included in the annual fire statistics.

Fire Prevention Policies and Procedures

HRE has developed policies and procedures for a safer community. These procedures are communicated to the resident hall students through the Guide to Residence Living. Students are also responsible for complying with the Honor Code, which outlines the policies and procedures applicable to all students at DU. HRE enters into a housing contract with each student, who lives in University owned or operated housing. Those agreements include restrictions related to portable electrical appliances, smoking and open flame. Residents living in Wheelhouse Apartments managed properties are subject to their lease agreement with Wheelhouse. The applicable fire prevention policies are as follows:

DU Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities Honor Code

Endangerment is defined as:

  • Any act, regardless of intent, that directly or indirectly creates a substantial risk to anyone鈥檚, including one鈥檚 own, health or physical safety. This includes, but is not limited to, preventing, delaying, or interfering with any University Official, law enforcement officer, and/or emergency service professional from evaluating or providing assistance to another individual.

Fire Safety violations includes the following:

  • Explosive Devices: Any possession or use of fireworks, explosives, or other objects designed or used to explode, inflict injury or damage, or cause a spark while on University Premises, even if the Student possesses a valid permit or other lawful permission or the reckless misuse of these items either on or off University Premises.
  • Fire Setting/Starting: Intentionally or recklessly causing or attempting to cause a fire that damages or threatens University or personal property and/or causes injury.
  • Fire Safety Equipment: Intentionally or recklessly tampering with, damaging, removing, or improperly using fire safety equipment.

Violation of Housing and Residential Education鈥檚 Community Standards

In addition to the Community Standards set forth in the Honor Code, Residents and their Guests in University owned or operated housing are expected to comply with the Guide to Residence Living and HRE's Community Standards listed below.. Residents may have permitted Guests and are responsible for the actions of their Guests. Guests are expected to comply with all University Policies, including Honor Code Community Standards. If a Resident鈥檚 Guest engages in potential violations of any University Policy or Honor Code Community Standard or HRE Community Standard, the Resident may be held accountable through the SRR process as outlined in this Honor Code. University Policies, Honor Code Community Standards, and HRE Community Standards also apply to Guests even if only Residents are mentioned.

Residents should discuss with their roommates and/or suitemates their expectations for following University Policies, Honor Code Community Standards, and HRE Community Standards because all residents are responsible for and may be held accountable for the actions and items in their assigned living space.

Shared Spaces, Technology, and Facilities Use standards include the following:

  • Unapproved Items: Residents must not be in the possession of or use any items that are prohibited in University owned or operated housing, this includes but is not limited to, electric bicycles, scooters, butane torches, candles and lighters.

Fire Safety HRE Community Standards include the following:

  • Cooking: Residents must follow all cooking-related fire safety measures and requirements.
  • Decorations: Residents鈥 decorations must be consistent with decorating restrictions in University-owned or operated housing. Residents must not hang decorations or other items from a smoke detector, sprinkler heads, sprinkler pipes, sprinkler line, other pipes, or ceilings, either temporarily or permanently.
  • Evacuation: Residents must follow the evacuation process and follow all verbal and written directives instructions from University Officials and emergency services. This includes but is not limited to immediately exiting buildings during any fire drills or alarms.

DU Housing & Residential Education Guide to Residence Living

Fire Safety

You must follow all fire safety policies in The Honor Code and the Guide to Residence Living. Residents who violate a fire safety policy may be referred to the Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities (SRR) for action under the Honor Code. In addition to any outcomes assigned by SRR to students found responsible for such violations, the University may terminate a student鈥檚 housing contract and prohibit the student from living in University housing. Failure to comply with applicable fire safety policies may also result in a student facing criminal charges or civil liability for property damage or personal injury.

Fire Safety Equipment

The University has installed advanced fire equipment in University housing, including smoke detectors, thermal alarms connected to the central fire alarm system, and a sprinkler system to provide a high level of protection in the event of a fire. Tampering with or disabling any fire safety equipment will result in documentation and referral to the Student Rights & Responsibilities pursuant to the Honor Code and may be subject to criminal charges, civil liability, or financial liability for any property damage or personal injury caused by fire or water infiltration.

Each sprinkler head operates with a 鈥渇usible link,鈥 a small device that melts under the heat of a fire and releases the water flow. The sprinklers can also be activated if the fusible links or the system pipes are pulled or struck, such as if you hang any object from the sprinkler head or are carrying or throwing an object that hits the sprinkler head. Because the fusible links are susceptible to damage, you must be extremely careful not to touch, throw anything at, or hang anything from them.

The sprinkler heads are tied into a powerful building-wide sprinkler system. When the sprinklers are activated, they will generate more than forty (40) gallons of water each minute from each head. The water will damage personal and other residents鈥 belongings in different rooms on your floor and the below floors. You may be held accountable for the resulting water damage if you intentionally or carelessly activate the sprinkler system.

If a fire activates the sprinklers, the 黑料门 Fire Department will investigate to determine the cause of the fire.

Housing & Residential Education policy prohibits starting fires and tampering with, interfering with, or unintentionally causing the activation of any kind of fire emergency equipment, including but not limited to:

  • Striking, removing, tampering with, or hanging items from any smoke detector, sprinkler head, or sprinkler line.听
  • Activating a fire alarm under false pretenses or falsely calling a fire
  • Discharging or removing a fire extinguisher or hose
  • Breaking the safety glass on the fire extinguisher case
  • Propping open or barricading fire doors
  • Leaving an area through a locked fire door

Fire Inspections

As part of the ongoing fire prevention initiatives in the City of 黑料门, firefighters from the local fire station or inspectors from the Fire Prevention and Hazardous Materials Division will visit each building accompanied by Campus Safety officers and other University personnel at least once per year to confirm compliance with 黑料门 Fire Code and good life safety practices. Any issues found during these inspections will be resolved by Facilities, HRE, or Campus Safety personnel by order of the 黑料门 Fire Department.

Residence hall fire alarms are inspected annually to confirm proper functioning under normal conditions. These inspections are performed by a University Alarm Technician or by private contractors.

Fire Alarm Activation

If a fire alarm sounds, residents and guests must immediately vacate the building via the nearest stairwell and proceed at least 50 feet (15 meters) outside the building, where they must remain until a Campus Safety Officer or other first responder allows residents to re-enter the building. Residents and guests must fully cooperate in all evacuations. Failure to evacuate the building if an alarm sounds may result in a referral to the Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities for action under the Honor Code.

Cooking

Cooking is only allowed in designated kitchen areas. When using these spaces, please follow these safety and cleanliness guidelines.

Before Cooking

  • Ensure all surfaces, cookware, and appliances are clean - remove any grease or leftover food before use
  • Avoid overloading electrical circuits when using appliances like microwaves, toasters, or kettles.
  • Know where the nearest fire extinguisher is an familiarize yourself with available fire safety equipment.

While Cooking

  • Never leave food or hot appliances unattended. Stay in the kitchen at all times while cooking.

After Cooking

  • Turn off all appliances.
  • Clean all surfaces and cookware used.
  • Dispose of all trash properly.

If a Fire Starts

If safe to do so:

  • Contain the fire by closing the oven/microwave door or placing a lid over the pan.
  • Use fire extinguisher appropriate for the type of fire

If you cannot safely contain the fire:

  • Pull the fire alarm immediately.
  • Evacuate the building.

Prohibited Items & Materials

In addition to items prohibited by the University鈥檚 Honor Code, certain items are not permitted in all University-owned or operated housing, except in suites/apartments with a kitchen.

Items Prohibited in all Apartments & Residence Hall Communities

To ensure the safety and well-being of all residents, certain items are not allowed in any University owned or operated housing. If prohibited items are discovered, they may be confiscated, and the resident may be referred to Student Rights & Responsibilities.听

The following items are prohibited:

  • Personal air conditioning units听
    • Exception: Students in Centennial Halls, Johnson-McFarlane, and Hilltop Apartments may have evaporative air coolers up to:
      • 150 watts
      • 44 BTUs
      • 3-gallon tank capacity
  • Grills (indoor or outdoor)
  • Extension cords
    • Note: surge protectors are allowed.
  • Motorized equipment inside residential buildings including:听
    • Electric skateboards
    • Electric longboards
    • One-wheels
    • Electric scooters
  • Gas-powered equipment of any kind
  • Open flame items, such as:
    • Candles
    • Incense
    • Any item with a persistent flame
  • Items with exposed heating elements, including:
    • Hot plates with coil burners
    • Space heaters
    • Electric grills with exposed coils
    • Electric coil burners
    • Electric kettles with exposed elements
  • Hazardous materials, such as:
    • Gasoline
    • Propane
    • Butane
    • Any other flammable liquid or gas
    • Halogen lightbulbs
  • Audio or video recording devices in non-private areas, including but not limited to common areas, hallways, lobbies, lounges, study rooms, and other shared spaces.

Items Prohibited only in Residence Halls

Except in suites or apartments with a kitchen, the following items are prohibited in University-owned or operated housing:

  • Toasters or toaster overs
  • Frying pans, griddles, or grills (including George Forman grills)
  • Pressure cookers or multi-cookers
  • Any item that does not have an automatic shutoff, may use or require grease, butter, or similar substances for cooking, or may cause grease (or similar substances) as a byproduct.听

黑料门 Policy

Tobacco-Free Campus

The University prohibits the use of Smoking Products on all University Premises, both indoors and outdoors.

The University prohibits the sale, distribution, and sampling of Smoking Products, related merchandise or promotional materials on all University Premises and at University-sponsored events.

This policy applies to all employees, students, and visitors.

Wheelhouse Apartments Residential Rental Lease Agreement

Resident shall not maintain or use any barbecue grill or similar device or apparatus (鈥済rill鈥) if prohibited by any law, ordinance, or regulation, including, but not limited to, any fire department rule or policy. Before grilling or barbecuing, Resident shall verify with the onsite management office whether barbecuing or grilling is permissible at Resident鈥檚 community. If permissible, Resident will only grill or barbecue in compliance with any applicable laws and these community policies and the Lease Agreement.

Smoking Prohibited

Resident understands the property is a smoke free apartment community. Resident shall not smoke anywhere at any time inside the Premises or any outside portion of the Premises (garages, patios and balconies), inside any Community building, or at any Community amenity or facility. Smoking means the use of any product or any form of any product, especially including but not limited to tobacco, that burns, is lighted, ignited, is in a state of combustion, or that generates smoke. In accordance with Resident鈥檚 Lease, Resident is at all times responsible for the conduct of Resident鈥檚 occupants, guests, invitees and all others (鈥渙ther Persons鈥) who are present on or in any portion of the apartment community due to or because of Resident. Resident agrees to inform all other Persons that the Community is non-smoking, and that they are prohibited from smoking, and that a violation by any other Person of this Addendum is a violation by Resident.

Portable Electrical Appliances and Open Flames

There are no specific prohibitions for portable electrical appliances or prohibitions on open flames.

Fire Drills

In additional to fire inspections, emergency egress and relocation drills are conducted with sufficient frequency to familiarize occupants with drill procedures. Fire evacuation drills are conducted three times per academic year in DU owned or operated housing that are managed by HRE with the exception of Lynn Marie Apartments, which does not have a monitored fire alarm system. DU Student Housing managed by Wheelhouse Apartments do not have monitored fire alarm systems and do not conduct fire drills.

DU Housing & Residential Education Guide to Residence Living听

Fire Drills

DU policy and the 黑料门 Fire Code require that all residence halls have a fire drill three times per year, typically once per quarter during the academic year. During a fire drill, representatives from the Department of Campus Safety will expect the following:

  • All people have evacuated the building;
  • All doors and windows are closed;
  • All halls, stairwells, fire system components, and walkways are clear and accessible;
  • Elevators are bypassed in favor of stairs;
  • All people have moved at least 50 feet from the building (walls and doors; 50 feet from an entrance is not the same as 50 feet from the building);
  • The building is evacuated in a reasonable amount of time;

If the DCS representatives note any violations, the DCS will cite the residential building, attempt to identify any students who may be responsible for the violations, and may require an additional fire drill to be held within seven days following a report of deficiencies to Housing & Residential Education.

Fire Evacuation Procedures 鈥 Student Residential Housing听

Evacuation procedures are posted on each floor in all DU owned or operated housing managed by HRE. Additionally, evacuation procedures are listed in HRE鈥檚 Guide to Residence Living. Fire evacuation procedures apply to all students, HRE staff and contracted employees who reside or work within all DU owned or operated housing managed by HRE.

DU Housing & Residential Education Guide to Residence Living

Evacuations

If a fire alarm activates, you should immediately exit the building. You may not reenter the building until given approval by emergency services and/or responsible University staff.听

Remember the following safe evacuation reminders in the event of a fire:

  • During evacuation, leave the building immediately and:
    • Do not investigate the source of the emergency.
    • Take a dampened towel and cover your nose and mouth to prevent smoke inhalation.
    • Exit via the stairway closest to your room/apartment, and do not use the elevator.
    • When possible, walk; do not run or shove others
    • Close doors behind you.
    • Follow any instructions of the Campus Safety Officers, designated University officials, or other identified emergency personnel.
    • Upon exiting the building, move to your designated rally point.
  • If the outside exit door does not open immediately, kick the emergency strike plate.
  • If the doorknob is hot, do not open your door.
    • Wait in plain view next to your window.
    • Open the blinds and leave your lights on.
    • Call Campus Safety at 303.871.3000 or 911 to report your location, if possible.
    • Only re-enter the building once Campus Safety Officers or other first responders tell you to do so.

Rally Points for Evacuations

All residents must be at least 50 feet (15 meters) from any residential building that is being evacuated. In addition to this required distance, the rally points are as follows:

Centennial Towers

  • On the west side of the building, residents should proceed across Williams Street and over the parking structure.
  • On the east side of the building, residents should proceed across High Street.

Centennial Halls

  • On the west side of the building, residents should proceed across High Street.
  • On the east side of the building, residents should proceed to the intramural sports field and the lacrosse stadium tunnel.

Dimond Family Residential Village

  • Residents should proceed to Asbury Avenue and follow Asbury Avenue around Sturm Hall to Driscoll Green.
  • Residents must refrain from gathering in the courtyard between the east and west wings of the building.

Johnson-McFarlane Hall

  • On the west side of the building, residents should proceed across High Street.
  • On the south side of the building, residents should proceed across Iliff Avenue.
  • Residents of Johnson-McFarlane Hall may also proceed to the Nelson Hall cafeteria.

Nelson Hall, Nagel Hall, and Hilltop Apartments

  • Residents should proceed across High Street on the west side of the buildings.
  • On the east side of the buildings, residents should proceed near Evans Chapel or the green space on the east side of Hilltop.

University Place, Lynn Marie, Summit, Ridgeline, and Mesa Apartments Communities

  • Residents must rally 50 feet (15 meters) away from their apartment building, preferably across a street, if they can cross safely without impeding emergency services.

Transfer Living Community

  • Residents should exit the building and proceed around Sturm Hall to Driscoll Green.

Mobility Support for Evacuations & Voluntary Disclosure

In the event of an emergency, you may be required to evacuate your residence hall or apartment.听

If Housing & Residential Education (HRE) is informed that a resident has a mobility limitation that may impact their ability to evacuate, we will share that information with first responders to help ensure appropriate assistance is provided during an evacuation.

Voluntary Disclosure of Mobility Limitations听

You may voluntarily provide this information by completing a Mobility Limitation Notification form.

Important: In the event of evacuation please contact 911 then 303-871-3000.

Extended Evacuation Procedures

听Some evacuations may take longer than expected If there is an actual fire, carbon monoxide alert, or any situation where you cannot return to your assigned room, you will be asked to relocate to a different area. HRE staff will provide instructions and temporary location(s).听

Wheelhouse Apartments Managed Properties

Leasing agreements do not stipulate specific fire evacuation protocols. All fire evacuation protocols listed on the Guide to Residence Living above are also applicable for all residents of these properties. In case of a fire, residents should rally 50 feet (15 meters) away from their apartment building, preferably across a street, if they are able to cross safely without impeding emergency services.

Fire Safety Education

The DCS conducts annual fire-safety education training for designated Emergency Response Teams who then disseminate the information covered to their respective departments.

HRE Residence Mentors and Apartment Managers are also given fire-safety training on an annual basis, which they disseminate to the residents in their residence halls. Training includes a review of use of fire extinguishers, fire safety components of their assigned building, expectations of the staff, evacuation procedures and their role, fire safety guidelines, and emergency assistance procedures.

Every resident living in DU owned or operated housing has access via the HRE website to the complete , which includes fire safety information and expectations to incoming and current student residents. Upon request, HRE staff will print a copy of the Guide to Residence Living for any resident of DU owned or operated housing. The DCS provides fire safety information and expectations to student residents, which is accessible via their website. At least annually, room inspections are conducted of each residence by either HRE staff or DCS Staff. During these announced periods, staff members may inspect rooms to assess possible fire and life-safety hazards. Fire safety training materials are available to incoming and returning students and their families during DU鈥檚 orientation and move-in period each year.

Contract employees that work in the dining halls of DU owned or operated housing follow DU鈥檚 policies on fire evacuation and fire drills. Additionally, these employees are provided fire safety education and fire extinguisher training through the DCS and participate in daily safety meetings held by members of the contracted company.

All students, HRE staff and contracted employees who reside or work within all DU owned or operated housing (to include dining halls and parking structures adjacent to or contained within, where applicable), shall do the following if a fire is discovered or suspected:

  • Locate and pull the nearest fire alarm. If the alarm fails to operate, warn other occupants to evacuate the building by shouting the warning.
  • Follow the Fire Evacuation procedures for student housing. Evacuate the building immediately and move at least 50 feet (15 meters) from the building to a safe location.
  • Even if the alarm sounds, call the Campus Safety emergency number, 303-871-3000 (1-3000), and provide as much information as possible about the alarm. Do not assume someone else has called or that the fire signal notified the DCS.

Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Fire Protection Systems and Equipment

DU鈥檚 Facilities Management and Planning听manages this element of the campus fire safety program with support from HRE and an approved/licensed third party fire protection contractor.听All fire protection systems and equipment in DU owned or operated housing managed by HRE is tested, inspected and maintained per local and national fire protection codes and standards.

As part of the ongoing fire prevention initiatives in the City of 黑料门, the Office of Emergency Preparedness and Fire Safety works with DU departments and the 黑料门 Fire Department to perform annual fire inspections in all buildings on campus. Firefighters from the local fire station or inspectors from the Fire Prevention Department and Hazardous Materials will visit each building accompanied by DCS and other DU personnel at least once per year to confirm compliance with 黑料门 Fire Code and good life safety practices. Any deficiencies found during these inspections will be remedied by DU鈥檚 Facilities Management and Planning, HRE, or DCS personnel by order of the 黑料门 Fire Department.

Fire alarms in DU owned or operated buildings are inspected annually to confirm proper functioning under normal conditions. These inspections are performed by DU Alarm Technicians or by private contractors through agreements with DU.

Plans for Future Improvements in Fire Safety

Campus fire safety officials review fire safety policies and equipment on an ongoing basis. While there are no specific plans for immediate, future improvements, fire safety officials will continue to maintain, continually assess and upgrade fire safety apparatus as needed.

Fire Log

A log of all campus fires is maintained by the DCS Manager of Emergency Preparedness. The log may be viewed at the DCS Campus Safety Center, 2130 S. High St., 黑料门, during regular business hours, Monday through Friday. Call our mainline at 303-871-2334, for more information.听

The current fire log is also available via the Department of Campus Safety鈥檚 website.

Fire Statistics and Description of Fire Safety Systems

The fire statistics for student housing facilities for the 2022, 2023, and 2024 calendar years are provided below. A description of fire safety systems for each student housing building is also included. The Western Colorado and Four Corners Campuses do not have student housing.


Fire Log (Calendar Years 2022 - 2024)

  • Zeta Beta Tau - 1959 S Columbine St
    Type of University Housing PropertyOwned
    Date of Incident3/6/22
    Time of Incident04:54
    Date Reported3/6/22
    Nature (Cause) of FireIntentional: Firework thrown into residence
    Number of Injuries0
    Number of Deaths0
    Value of Property Damaged$500-$999
    DCS Report Number2200185
  • Carousel Apartments - 1905 S York St
    Type of University Housing PropertyOwned
    Date of Incident3/17/22
    Time of Incident13:38
    Date Reported3/17/22
    Nature (Cause) of FireUnintentional: dryer caught fire for unknown reason
    Number of Injuries0
    Number of Deaths0
    Value of Property Damaged$500-$999
    DCS Report Number2200226
  • Centennial Towers - 1770 S Williams St
    Type of University Housing PropertyOwned
    Date of Incident2/21/23
    Time of Incident09:40
    Date Reported2/21/23
    Nature (Cause) of FireUnintentional: Kitchen towel caught fire from oven contact
    Number of Injuries0
    Number of Deaths0
    Value of Property Damaged$0-$99
    DCS Report Number2300192

There were no reportable fires in calendar year 2024.

Fire Statistics - By Building

  • 2024 University Park Campus (黑料门 Student Housing Only)
    LOCATIONNumber by BuildingFire NumberDate ReportedDate of IncidentTime of IncidentCause of FireNumber of InjuriesNumber of DeathsValue of Property Damaged
    Asbury Heights00-------
    Brittany Manor & Gardens00-------
    Carousel Apartments00-------
    Centennial Halls00-------
    Centennial Towers00-------
    Delta Delta Delta00-------
    Delta Zeta00-听听--听-听---
    Dimond Family Residential Vlg00-------
    The Florentine00-------
    Gamma Phi Beta00-------
    Hilltop Hall00-------
    Johnson-McFarlane Hall00-------
    Lambda Chi Alpha00-------
    Lynn Marie Apartments00-------
    Mesa Apartments00-------
    Nagel Hall00-------
    Nelson Hall00-听听----
    Ridgeline Apartments00-------
    Summit Apartments00-------
    Transfer House00-------
    University Lofts00-------
    University North00-------
    University South00-------
    University Place Apartments00-------
    York Street Flats00-------
    York Street Lofts00-------
    Zeta Beta Tau00-------
    TOTALS:00-------
  • 2023 University Park Campus (黑料门 Student Housing Only)
    LOCATIONNumber by BuildingFire NumberDate ReportedDate of IncidentTime of IncidentCause of FireNumber of InjuriesNumber of DeathsValue of Property Damaged
    The Hub00-------
    Asbury Heights00-------
    Brittany Manor & Gardens00-------
    Carousel Apartments00-------
    Centennial Halls00-------
    Centennial Towers112/21/232/21/239:40amUnintentional00$0-$99
    Delta Delta Delta00-------
    Delta Zeta00-听听--听-听---
    Dimond Family Residential Vlg00-------
    The Florentine00-------
    Gamma Phi Beta00-------
    Hilltop Hall00-------
    Johnson-McFarlane Hall00-------
    Lambda Chi Alpha00-------
    Lynn Marie Apartments00-------
    Mesa Apartments00-------
    Nagel Hall00-------
    Nelson Hall00-听听----
    Ridgeline Apartments00-------
    Summit Apartments00-------
    Transfer House00-------
    University Lofts00-------
    University North00-------
    University South00-------
    University Place Apartments00-------
    York Street Flats00-------
    York Street Lofts00-------
    Zeta Beta Tau00-------
    TOTALS:11听听听听00$0-$99
  • 2022 University Park Campus (黑料门 Student Housing Only)
    LOCATIONNumber by BuildingFire NumberDate ReportedDate of IncidentTime of IncidentCause of FireNumber of InjuriesNumber of DeathsValue of Property Damaged
    4D House00-------
    Asbury Heights00-------
    Brittany Manor & Gardens00-------
    Carousel Apartments113/17/20223/17/20221:38PMUnintentional00$500-$999
    Centennial Halls00-------
    Centennial Towers00-------
    Delta Delta Delta00-------
    Delta Zeta00-听听--听-听---
    Dimond Family Residential Vlg00-------
    The Florentine00-------
    Gamma Phi Beta00-------
    Hilltop Hall00-------
    Johnson-McFarlane Hall00-------
    Lambda Chi Alpha00-------
    Lynn Marie Apartments00-------
    Mesa Apartments00-------
    Nagel Hall00-------
    Nelson Hall00-------
    Ridgeline Apartments00-------
    Summit Apartments00-------
    Transfer House00-------
    University Lofts00-------
    University North00-------
    University South00-------
    University Place Apartments00-------
    York Street Flats00-------
    York Street Lofts00-------
    Zeta Beta Tau113/6/20223/6/20224:54AMIntentional00$500-$999
    TOTALS:22听听听听00$1000-$1998

Residential Fire Control Systems

  • Residential Fire Control Systems - By Building
    Housing PropertiesFire Alarm MonitoredSprinkler SystemFire Alarm Control PanelWarning Horn/ StrobeHeat DetectorsSmoke DetectorsManual Pull StationsBeam DetectorsCO DetectorsFire DoorsFire ExtinguishersEvacuation Plan/ Placards# of Evacuation (Fire Drills) Each Calendar Year
    Asbury Heights 2000-2002 S. York St.none听听听听X听听X听X听0
    Brittany Manor & Gardens 2345-2361 S. York St.none听听听听X听听X听X听0
    Carousel Apartments 1905 S. York St.none听听听听X听听X听X听0
    Centennial Halls 1870 S. High St.offsiteXXXXXXXXXX听3
    Centennial Towers 1770 S. Williams St.offsiteXXXXXX听XXX听3
    Delta Delta Delta 2249 S. Josephine St.offsiteXXXXXX听XXX听3
    Delta Zeta 2258 S. Josephine St.offsite.XXXXX听XXXX3
    Dimond Family Residential Village 2020 S. High St.offsiteXXXXXX听XXXX3
    The Florentine 2363 S. York St.none听听听听X听听XXX听0
    Gamma Phi Beta 2233 S. Josephine St.offsiteXXXXXX听XXXX3
    Hilltop Hall 2280 S. Race St.offsite听XXXXX听XXX听0
    Johnson-McFarlane Hall 1901 E. Iliff Ave.offsiteXXXXXXXXXX听3
    Lamba Chi Alpha 2217 E. Evans Ave.offsiteXXXXXX听XXX听3
    Lynn Marie Apartments 1995 S. University Blvd.none听听听听X听听X听X听0
    Mesa Apartments 1925 S. York St.offsite听XXXXX听XXX听3
    Nagel Hall 2194 S. High St.offsiteXXXXXX听XXX听3
    Nelson Hall 2222 S. High St.offsiteXXXXXX听XXXX3
    Ridgeline Apartments 1930 S. York St.offsite听XXXXX听XXX听3
    Summit Apartments 1904 S. York St.offsite听XXXXX听XXX听3
    Transfer House 2201 E. Evans Ave.offsiteXXXXXX听XXXX3
    University Lofts 2373 E. Evans Ave. *offsiteXXXXXX听X听X听0
    University North 1861 S. University Blvd.offsite听XXXXX听XXXX0
    University South 1871 S. University Blvd.offsite听XXXXX听XXX听0
    University Place Apartments 1950 S. York St.offsite听XXXXX听XXX听3
    York Street Flats 2367-2389 S. York St.none听听听听X听听X听X听0
    York Street Lofts 1945 S. York St.none听听听听X听听X听X听0
    Zeta Beta Tau 1959 S. Columbine St.offsite听XXXXX听XXXX3

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* As of July 1, 2025, University Lofts is no longer part of DU student housing. It remains on this list since it was party of student housing for half of 2025.