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BIRT at Michigan Ross: Volunteers Needed

The Building Incident Response Team (BIRT) was developed by the University of Michigan Division of Public Safety and Security to coordinate emergency responses within the different University of Michigan buildings, closing any gaps related to communication, coordination, and chain of command. The Ross School of Business Department of Operations oversees the safety and security of …

November 12, 2025

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CPR Training at Michigan Ross – Sign Up Today

This event has ended. What is Happening: Ross Operations is sponsoring a complimentary Adult CPR/AED course through The American Heart Association for current Ross Faculty and Staff. When: Wednesday, October 15; 10 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. How Does This Impact Me? Please click on the link below to complete your CPR/AED registration. Registration will not be accepted after Noon on Monday, September 15, for the …

September 25, 2025

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illustration of a parking lot with parking availability added.

Parking Space Availability

The Department of Logistics, Transportation, and Parking developed a real-time application to display occupancy levels for parking structures and lots located in the Medical Campus, Central Campus, and North Campus.

You can review the availability below or download their app.

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Blue Parking — Central Campus

Updates every 2.5s • Data: U-M LTP

Structure/Lot	Blue Occupancy	Availability

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News from Logistics, Transportation, and Parking

You can find the latest news on traffic, parking, and transportation options available at the University of Michigan on the University of Michigan’s Logistics, Transportation, and Parking website.

News from the Division of Public Safety and Security (DPSS)

You can find all emergency alerts, crime alerts, security bulletins, and news on the DPSS website. Students, faculty, and staff are automatically enrolled to receive U-M Emergency Alerts via email and text message. To continue receiving these alerts, you can verify your enrollment and update your contact information as soon as it changes.