University Police
Student support services thanks University Police and parking
Student support services would like to thank University Police and parking operations for their generous donation to the Student Emergency Fund from the parking amnesty day. This donation will help S&T students experiencing unexpected financial challenges related to basic needs remain on track to complete their goal of earning a degree.
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Police and fraternities adopt family for holidays
Santa had a little help again this year, thanks to Tau Kappa Epsilon, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Pi and University Police. Captain Oscar Kemp, Sergeant Bret Turnbough and Officer Anthony Giacolone partnered with the fraternities to adopt three local families for the holidays.
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Beware of sextortion crimes
Area law enforcement agencies, including the University Police, have noticed a significant increase in “sextortion” cases.
Read More »Clery Crime statistics available on S&T Police website
The Missouri S&T Police Department’s annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Report was published on Wednesday, Sept. 21. The report is posted on the department’s website.
Read More »Attend University Police open house Friday
The University Police and parking department will host an open house 10 a.m.-2 p.m. this Friday, Sept. 23, at 205 W. 12th St. You’re invited to attend and tour the department.
Read More »Attend University Police open house
The University Police and parking department will host an open house 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday, Sept. 23, at 205 W. 12th St. You’re invited to attend and tour the department
Read More »Dunk a cop, support autism awareness
S&T’s University Police and other local law enforcement agencies will help raise funds for autism awareness with a dunking booth fundraiser 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Friday, Aug. 26, outside the Rolla Mobil On the Run convenience store. Doug Roberts, chief of University Police, will be up first at 11 a.m.
Read More »Relocation of offices
Due to upcoming demolition of the Campus Support Facility many offices and services have relocated or will be relocating in the near future.
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Training could help you survive if active shooter strikes
It’s scary to think about – an active shooter on S&T’s campus. Do you know how you would react? Led by Chief Doug Roberts, the University Police, in conjunction with the Missouri S&T marketing and communications department, created an instructional safety video to teach our community how to survive in the event of an attack by armed individuals.
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