Vehicle break-ins prevention on campus
Vehicle break-ins can happen within a matter of seconds – UCCS Police reminds the campus community of that threat in a Oct. 16 Safety Tip Tuesday video. (More)
Vehicle break-ins can happen within a matter of seconds – UCCS Police reminds the campus community of that threat in a Oct. 16 Safety Tip Tuesday video. (More)
Campus community members are urged to take steps to prevent bicycle theft in UCCS Police’s Oct. 9 Safety Tip Tuesday video. (More)
UCCS Police remind faculty, staff and students of the Standard Response Protocol used on campus in a recent Safety Tip Tuesday post. (More)
Police Chief Marc Pino will be one of 16 law enforcement personnel from Colorado and Wyoming to participant in an advanced professional course to improve the administration of justice in police departments at the FBI National Academy. (More)
Students are urged to seek help if they experience an overdose involving alcohol, fentanyl or opioids in this week’s Safety Tip Tuesday video featuring Lisa Dipzinski, sergeant, UCCS Police Department; Clyde the Mountain Lion Mascot (More)
More than 200 students, faculty and staff participated in the 10th annual Bike Jam Sept. 12. Chancellor Reddy even took a cruise around campus during the festivities. (More)
Cyclists and skateboarders are urged to use dismount zones to keep pedestrians safe on campus walkways during a recent video posted on UCCS Police Facebook page. (More)
The UCCS Family Development Center will reopen for normal business Friday, Aug. 31. The FDC and campus remain safe. (More)
Pedestrians could face a fine of $75 if they jaywalk across Austin Bluffs Parkway. UCCS Police remind students, faculty and staff of the violation in the Aug. 28 video posted on their Facebook page as part of a series of public service videos. (More)
Drivers making an illegal U-turn on Austin Bluffs Parkway at the Regent Circle intersection could face a fine of up to $81 and three points on their driver’s license. (More)
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