The geographic boundaries of the department's jurisdiction, as related to G.S. §116-40.5, include all property owned or leased by the University and all streets running through or adjacent to such property. Through the written agreement with the City of Greensboro Police Department (GPD) entitled "Agreement for Police Cooperation and Jurisdiction," the territorial jurisdiction is expanded to include all of the corporate city limits of Greensboro. This expanded jurisdiction applies to officers while on-duty and includes all misdemeanor and felony offenses except for minor traffic violations. Officers shall consider their primary patrol area with authority over all offenses:

• All property North of Haywood Street from South Mendenhall Street to Mayflower Drive.
• All property East of Mayflower Drive from Haywood Street to West Friendly Avenue.
• All property South of West Friendly Avenue from Mayflower Drive to North Mendenhall Street.
• All property West of North and South Mendenhall Streets from West Friendly Avenue to Haywood Street.
• All other property outside of the above mentioned area which is owned or leased by the University; and certain off-campus buildings occupied by students by virtue of their association with an organization given formal recognition by the Student Government or the University Administration.

The UNCG Police Department has concurrent jurisdiction with GPD in all areas identified in "Agreement for Police Cooperation and Jurisdiction" section of this policy manual. G.S. §116-40.5 allows Campus Law Enforcement Agencies to enter into mutual aid and cooperation agreements. G.S. §160A-288 allows Municipal Law Enforcement Agencies to enter into mutual aid and cooperation agreements.

This document, and any future documents concerning concurrent jurisdiction, will include the following:

• Geographic and subject matter jurisdiction for the campus area.
• Authorization for extension of authority for the UNCG Police beyond the campus area.
• Provisions for support between the agencies. The responsibilities of each agency for the initiation and investigation of certain offenses committed in the shared jurisdiction.

The Chief of the UNCG Police Department may find it necessary to enter into mutual aid agreements with other law enforcement agencies for the purpose of requesting or providing assistance for particular events or incidents requiring additional personnel. The department may enter into mutual aid agreements with other law enforcement agencies on a temporary basis under authority of G.S. §116-40.5. In any case where a mutual aid agreement is arranged, the agreement will include, at a minimum, the following terms and conditions:

1. The legal status of agencies and agency personnel responding to mutual aid requests;
2. Procedures for vesting provider agency personnel with the legal authority to act within the receiver agency's jurisdiction;
3. Procedures for requesting mutual aid;
4. Identity of those persons authorized to request mutual aid;
5. Identity of persons to whom outside personnel are to report;
6. Procedures for maintaining radio communications with outside personnel; and
7. Expenditures, if any, which should be borne by the receiver agency to compensate for the use of the provider agency's resources.

It is fundamental that UNCG clearly describes, in writing, the geographical boundaries of its jurisdiction; this can be found in the "Agreement for Police Cooperation and Jurisdiction." The intent of the jurisdiction extension agreement is to identify the agencies responsibilities, with regard to concurrent jurisdiction, which are established as a matter of law or on the basis of interagency agreement. It clearly outlines the source of the concurrent jurisdiction, e.g., cites the specific legal basis or relevant interagency agreement, and outlines such details as identification of which agency responds to a call for service by type or location, communication linkages between agencies to ensure prompt and appropriate response, provision of back-up support between jurisdictions, and reporting responsibilities and policy concerning the jurisdiction of prosecutors and courts, etc..

Occasionally, it may become necessary to request assistance from federal law enforcement agencies when a major crime occurs or when a crime occurs which falls under a federal agency's jurisdiction. In those circumstances, the determination to notify these agencies will be made by the Chief of the UNCG Police Department or his designee.

If the department, with the help of neighboring police agencies, is unable to cope with an emergency such as a riot or civil disturbance, it may become necessary to call upon the National Guard for assistance. Under these circumstances, the Chief of Police will confer with the Chancellor, who will then seek assistance from the Mayor of the City of Greensboro in requesting the National Guard.

G.S. §15A-402 authorizes duly commissioned campus law enforcement officers to arrest outside their territorial jurisdiction for offenses committed in their territorial jurisdiction during the suspect's immediate and continuous flight.