University Police
Thank you to employees who weather winter’s challenges
While most of the Missouri S&T community stayed warm at home during this week’s winter storm, staff members from several areas worked tirelessly to keep the campus running smoothly and safely.
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S&T Police raise $5,000 for ‘Shop with a Cop’
On Dec. 7, University Police joined area law enforcement agencies for Phelps County’s Shop with a Cop program, giving children in need the opportunity to shop for gifts with a law enforcement officer.
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Police and fraternities adopt families for the holidays
Santa had a little help again this year, thanks to several S&T fraternities. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Kappa Sigma, Kappa Alpha, Pi Kappa Alpha and Sigma Pi partnered with University Police Assistant Chief Oscar Kemp to adopt five local families for the holidays.
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Parking ticket amnesty day set Dec. 3
University Police and parking operations will host a campus parking citation amnesty day event 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 3, at the parking operations office located at 205 W. 12th St. in exchange for a $10 cash donation for qualifying S&T citations to the student emergency fund and the S&T food pantry, the department will void up to two unpaid parking tickets per person.
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Help Chief Roberts and University Police give back
Don’t be alarmed if you see Chief Doug in your office – he’s here to help spread some fun and raise funds! University Police is raising money for the Cops Care and Shop with a Cop program this year.
Read More »Beware of housing scams
The campus community should exercise caution when considering rental home opportunities advertised online, particularly on Facebook Marketplace. Recent reports have highlighted instances where potential renters discover that the properties they were interested in had already been rented and were no longer available.
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Stay safe with the RAVE Guardian app
The campus community is encouraged to enhance their personal safety by downloading the RAVE Guardian Security and Safety app, available for free on all major app stores. This app provides pre-loaded campus phone numbers, a campus map and a direct texting mechanism to reach the University Police.
Read More »Lost your phone? Check with University Police
Several campus buildings have their own lost and found boxes, typically located in department offices, however, University Police is the central hub for retrieving lost items. Currently, University Police has several cellular phones that were lost during Opening Week activities.
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Bring unused medication to take-back event tomorrow
Join student well-being and University Police for Rx Take Back Day 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Friday, April 26, in the atrium of Havener Center. Participants can drop off expired or unused medications, will receive information about safe prescription drug disposal, and learn about the prescription drug drop box locations.
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Beware of scams – if in doubt, verify
University Police wants the campus to be aware of weekly reports of email, social media and text scams or frauds.
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