Mostly outdated by the proliferation of cell phones, the 250 emergency phones across the University of Arizona campus are staying put.
By Kate Ewing For the Arizona Daily Star While other universities are pulling the plugs on their outdoor emergency phones, University of Arizona officials continue to consider their blue lights special.
“If it gives people a feeling of security on campus then it pays for itself,” said Herbert Wagner, the UA's director of risk management. “We’ve got the campus pretty much covered,” Wagner said. “You can turn in a 360 direction and will spot a blue light.” UA police receives up to three calls a day on average. Usually they are pranks that typically peak about 2 a.m., says Sgt. Sean Shields.
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