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Spring 2008
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spring 2008
SAFETY INFORMATION FOR DWINELLE HALL BUILDING COORDINATORS Read More
OPEN LETTER TO STUDENTS FROM THE CHIEF OF UC POLICE "During our recent efforts to end the occupation of a tree outside Wheeler Hall, I was surprised and deeply moved by the number of students who went out of their way to express support for the University and its police force. Later that day, I received an email from an undergraduate urging me to give you, Berkeley's students, a better sense of the principles behind our approach to the tree-sitters on campus and in the oak grove next to Memorial Stadium. It was a suggestion that made a lot of sense." Read More
2007 SYSTEMWIDE ANNUAL REPORT & CRIME STATISTICS The University of California Police Department (UCPD) has published its systemwide annual report online. The report summarizes the activities and statistics for the police departments from all ten UC campuses. In 2007, the Berkeley campus community experienced a 58% increase in violent crime. It is notable that UCPD was able to solve 74% of these crimes. Relative to the ten-campus University of California system, the Berkeley campus had 50% of the UC system's robbery cases and made 17 of the 30 arrests in this category. In 2008, UCPD is committed to continuing its work to impact the local rising trend in violent crime. View the 2007 Systemwide Annual Report.
 winter 2008
UCPD FEATURED IN LETTER HOME Public Affairs has featured UCPD in their recent issue of Letter Home. "Campus police take safety seriously, as they would for their own kids, says Assistant Chief Mitch Celaya. Here is his advice for parents and students." Read More
CSOs aLSO FEATURED Uniformed, radio-equipped, and trained, Community Service Officers are students who help their peers feel secure walking home after dark. Read More
CAMPUS CURTAILMENT The change in campus activity during the curtailment period affects how you need to think about safety. Whether you’re staying here, staying home, or leaving town, we hope you keep these safety tips in mind. Read More
fall 2008
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVENT THIS WEEKEND The University is committed to the
highest level of emergency preparation possible, and is proud to
participate in county-wide Urban Shield exercises. Police personnel will begin preparing in the area around Warren Hall and Mulford Hall on the evening of Friday, September 28. At 5:00 am on
September 29 (Saturday) the exercise will begin. Activity will
include role-player movements in Warren
Hall, the arrival and departure of personnel and vehicles in Mulford
Hall parking lot, and some loud noises. The scenario will repeat once
every other hour for the entire weekend, day and night, ending before
9:00 am on Monday, October 1. Read More
MEMO TO CAMPUS COMMUNITY While the Berkeley campus and surrounding areas are generally as safe as other urban areas, the surge over the past two weeks in incidents of robbery, some involving weapons, was unusual. Our department and the City of Berkeley police are aware of the problem and are taking extra measures in response. Read More
WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF A SHOOTING INCIDENT The tragedy at Virginia Tech has caused campuses across the country to reassess their level of preparedness. At the Berkeley campus, our police department has for many years conducted training for our officers on responding to an active shooting incident. We reinforced that training again this year. Equally important, however, is the level of preparedness of each community member. We hope you will click to read the safety information which we present here for your use and distribution. Read More
summer 2007
CAREERS AT UCPD A public service experience unlike any other agency. Now in active recruitment for experienced Lieutenant and Sergeant. Read More
ongoing 2007-2008
CAMPUS SAFETY GUIDELINES Please take a moment to review these tips for your safety. Read More
CAMPUS SAFETY PROGRAMS & SERVICES The Night Safety Shuttle, BearWALK are just a few of the UCPD safety services available. Read More
ST&AR Get Your Own ST&AR: Download the small app to your PC. Install it with a double-click. See the ST&AR in your system tray, then watch your desktop for UCPD's campus crime alerts, or instructions in case of a major campus emergency. Read More
JOIN UCB_POLICE_NEWS To subscribe to UC Police news, send a message to: ucb_police_news-join@lists.berkeley.edu. Need more info? Read More
STUDENT? NEED A JOB? UCPD's Community Service Officer Program is on the lookout for hard-working, dedicated, ethical candidates now. Flexible schedules. Shifts can be scheduled during day or night. Experienced employees will be given the opportunity for structured raises and promotions. Not your typical student job. Now starting at $11.90/hr. Read More
HOW WAS YOUR BEARWALK? Our CSO's need your opinion. If you've used any of our night safety services lately, we want you to fill out this SUPER QUICK SURVEY. Thanks! Read more
BIKE LICENSING It is a city and campus requirement and may help with retrieval in the event of theft. Come by Upper Sproul Plaza and UCPD will grant your free bike license. Call for hours and days. Read more about bicycles on campus
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