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Campus life doesn’t clock out when the sun goes down! Use these to make your journey safer.
🌙🚗 UT Night Rides - Free Lyft rides home from campus 11pm-4am: parking.utexas.edu/night
⭐🚶 Sure Walk - accompanied walks/rides b/w campus destinations 8pm-2am: parking.utexas.edu/walk
Chief Eve Stephens retweeted
Thanks to everyone who stopped by UTPD West this morning! If you missed us, drop by 2400 Nueces for FREE pizza tomorrow, Tuesday, August 27th from 11 a.m - 1 p.m.
Remember you can download the LiveSafe app any time at utex.as/livesafeut.
Chief Eve Stephens retweeted
UTPD is ready to welcome you back, #Longhorns! 🤘🏼Start the semester by visiting us at one - or more - of our daily events during the first week of classes. Drop by UTPD West at 2400 Nueces to grab a bite to eat, meet UTPD officers, and learn how you can help keep our campus safe!
Chief Eve Stephens retweeted
🚘🌙 Get a safe ride home at night with UT Night Rides 🌙🚘
UT Night Rides provides a @lyft ride away from main campus to your home* seven days a week from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m.
Get more info on free rides at parking.utexas.edu/night.
#UTSafety #LiveSafe
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ADVISORY – As fraternity and sorority recruitment continues around campus, UTPD has been alerted of multiple instances where unhoused individuals in or near West Campus have acted inappropriately or displayed suspicious behaviors.
Chief Eve Stephens retweeted
Hey Longhorns! Do you live west of campus? Visit us at UTPD West (2400 Nueces)! We're open M-F, 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM, with officers patrolling daily to keep you safe.
Exciting events are coming your way!Follow us to stay updated.
Learn more at police.utexas.edu/contact/ut…
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We are celebrating an amazing first year—and enhancing our services in our second year across West Campus! Expanded safety, extended cleaning, and additional Ambassadors. Thank you to UT and the entire community for the support and partnership! Please continue to spread the word!
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UTPD is seeking the community's help in identifying this suspect:
- White/Hispanic male
- 20-30 years of age
- 5'7" - 5'9" in height
- Medium build
- Miami Heat hat w/red brim
- Gray hoodie with logo
- Denim pants
- White Nike shoes with black Nike swoosh
- Black backpack
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UT police charge San Marcos man with illegally having gun at pro-Palestinian protest statesman.com/story/news/loc…
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We love celebrating our 9-1-1 Emergency Communications team! Happy National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week! 🚔📞
#NPSTW2024 #Dispatchers #EmergencyCommunications
Chief Eve Stephens retweeted
Congratulations to UTPD's Christopher Miller on his well-deserved promotion to the rank of Captain and his recent graduation from the 289th session of the FBI National Academy! These achievements speak volumes about his dedication, hard work, and leadership qualities.
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Please join us in welcoming Assistant Chief Shane Streepy to UTPD. After a distinguished career with Austin police, he's excited to help keep the @UTAustin campus community safe.
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Thrilled to attend the Women in Criminal Justice conference hosted by the Corrections Management Institute of Texas. Empowering women with knowledge + first hand experience in our careers = a great time, especially when @SallyTCSheriff and @UTChiefStephens are part of the panel.
Chief Eve Stephens retweeted
It was a great day at the Corrections Management Institute of Texas Women in Criminal Justice Conf! @SallyTCSheriff @UTChiefStephens @Chief_Henderson shared their insights and wisdom to women anxious to make strides in the criminal justice field.
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🎉Join us as we continue our celebration of Women's History Month with this inspiring📸from 1971! Pictured are Lyn Croshaw and Judy Hastedt, two of the first commissioned women of UTPD, as captured in a @statesman article.🚓
Chief Eve Stephens retweeted
Happy K-9 Veterans Day! Please join us in recognizing Retired K-9 Jarno and all of our K-9 Veterans who have kept UT safe. 🐾🚔
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🎉Join us in celebrating #WomensHistoryMonth at UTPD! Today, we're shining a spotlight on two incredible women who've climbed the ranks within our department.
📷Throwback to 2006: Meet Officer Layne Smith and Sergeant Laura Davis.
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Shoutout to Girl Scout Rachel, from Troop 1587, for stopping by UTPD and donating some delicious 🍪 cookies for our officers! Thank you for your kindness. #GirlScoutCookies #ThankYou
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UTPD is excited to introduce our newest officer, Ivan Ramos! Officer Ramos retired from the Austin Police Department as a corporal and has 20 years of experience in law enforcement. Officer Ramos also dedicated 15 years of service to our military forces.
