The Illinois State University Police Department recently joined with the Prairie Pride Coalition to host a community awareness training for leaders to help engage and build partnerships.
As a student employee for the Emergency Management department and an intern for University Police, junior public relations major Ryan Friel sees a different side of Illinois State University than most students.
The Illinois State University Police Department and Emergency Management are providing training sessions on how to prepare for and respond to active shooter and active aggressor situations.
The Illinois Heart & Lung Foundation (IHLF) recently donated an automated external defibrillator unit to the Illinois State University Police Department. The donation is part of the Foundation’s efforts to supply the units to first responders in McLean County.
Finding opportunities for positive interactions is key to the relationship, said University Chief of Police Aaron Woodruff.
Law enforcement officers will connect with the public at the annual Behind the Badge community event from 5-8 p.m. Tuesday, April 11, at Horton Field House.
A newly renovated facility in the Illinois State University Police Department offices allows crime victims to speak with officers in a supportive, non-threatening environment.
The Illinois State University Police Department and Environmental Health & Safety office have developed a one-hour emergency preparedness class for interested University departments, teams, and groups.
A test of ISU Emergency Alert will be conducted at 2:05 p.m. Tuesday, October 25.
Students have a couple of great opportunities this fall to get to know Illinois State University Police officers. Officers will be on hand at different Campus Dining Services venues to introduce themselves, answer questions, and address any concerns. Stop by to say hello and meet the men and women behind the badge at these events:
