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Take a FREE Rape, Aggression, Defense (RAD) Course sponsored by TUPD

The Towson University Police Department is offering a Rape, Aggression, Defense (RAD) course for female students, faculty and staff during the month of April. RAD is a program that teaches realistic self-defense techniques. The RAD program begins with awareness, prevention, risk reduction and avoidance, and concludes with hands-on defense teaching. The course will be held […]

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5 ways to stay safe on TU’s campus

1-minute videos below offer useful safety tips and resources for common crime concerns on TU’s campus. Click on the links below to watch each video, and equip yourself with important information for staying safe. Introduction Street Sense Pedestrian Safety Property Safety Residence Hall Safety

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1-minute video: protect your things from getting stolen

Property theft is a common crime on TU’s campus. Watch this 1-minute video to learn useful tips for keeping your things from getting stolen:

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Free Engravings Courtesy of TUPD

The following points serve as reminders to help deter an opportunistic thief from taking advantage of you. For example, in any campus environment, books, laptops, cell phones, bicycles, and purses are the prime targets for thieves. The Towson University Police Department will be participating in “Operation GOTTCHA!”, during the first few weeks of school. If […]

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Download TU’s SaferMobility App

TU’s SaferMobility app helps you protect yourself against potential or ongoing crimes. App features include: Mobile Escort feature tracks your touch – if you let go, app sounds an alarm & calls the police Video capability: send real-time video of an ongoing crime, or video chat with Police Communications Operators Instant message capability for when […]

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Protect your property

The following points serve as reminders to help deter an opportunistic thief from taking advantage of you. For example, in any campus environment, books, laptops, cell phones, bicycles, and purses are the prime targets for thieves. The Towson University Police Department will be participating in “Operation GOTTCHA!”, during the first few weeks of school. If […]

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Fire Safety Guidelines

Time can save lives! If you see or suspect a fire, remain calm and immediately activate the fire alarm pull station. University buildings should be immediately and totally evacuated whenever building fire alarms are sounding. Do not attempt to fight fires – evacuate! Report fires by phone from a safe place outside the building. Call […]

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Welcome Back from TUPD

The Towson University Police Department (TUPD) welcomes you to a safe spring 2017 term. TUPD’s goal is to create a safe place to live, work and learn. We believe that creating a safe, cooperative environment is easier when the campus community is fully informed about policies regarding safety, security, crimes that occur on or near […]

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External (Outdoor) Voice Emergency System Test TODAY

The Office of Public Safety will be conducting a test of the university’s external (outdoor) voice emergency system on Monday, January 30, 2017 at approximately 1 p.m . The test should last no more than a few minutes. The test will consist of multiple alert tones as well as messages that indicate this is only […]

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External (Outdoor) Voice Emergency System Test NEXT WEEK

The Office of Public Safety will be conducting a test of the university’s external (outdoor) voice emergency system on Monday, January 30, 2017 at approximately 1 p.m. The test should last no more than a few minutes. The test will consist of multiple alert tones as well as messages that indicate this is only a […]

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1-minute video: protect your things from getting stolen

Property theft is a common crime on TU’s campus. Watch this 1-minute video to learn useful tips for keeping your things from getting stolen:

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Winter Break Holiday Safety Message

Another winter is upon us and so comes the holiday season. Thefts are more frequent during the holidays, in part because of increased opportunity. Whether you’re staying on campus, staying at home, or leaving town for winter break, please follow these tips in order to have a safe holiday season. Increase your awareness of suspicious […]

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Thanksgiving Holiday Safety

The TUPD wants everyone to have a safe and happy Thanksgiving. Since we understand that Thanksgiving is traditionally the start of holiday shopping, here are some tips to make your holiday both safe and enjoyable: Pay special attention to your wallets and purses. Keep your wallet in your front pants or jacket pocket. Purses should […]

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Walking on campus? Tips to stay safe

Pedestrians are struck by vehicles on TU’s campus more often that you might think. Watch this 1-minute video to learn useful tips for staying safe while walking on and around campus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FBRj9PJIWI. For additional videos on important campus safety topics, go to TU’s YouTube page. For crime prevention tips and information, visit the TUPD’s Safety […]

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Halloween Safety Tips

The Towson University Police Department wishes TU students, faculty and staff a fun and safe Halloween. Halloween is a great time to dress up, go trick-or-treating and attend parties. But please follow these basic safety tips to ensure an enjoyable Halloween: Trust your instincts. If you feel spooked at any point during Halloween weekend, go […]

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Safety Risk: Galaxy Note7 Devices

Samsung has announced a recall on all original and replacement Galaxy Note7 devices sold or exchanged in the United States. These devices, when not working properly, can overheat and pose a safety risk. Read more about the recall here.

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1-minute video: protect your things from getting stolen

Property theft is a common crime on TU’s campus. Watch this 1-minute video to learn useful tips for keeping your things from getting stolen:

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Properly Dispose of Personal Sharps!

Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) would like to remind the campus community that waste needles, syringes and lancets (personal sharps) used in administering personal medications such as insulin and administering medications to treat chronic diseases such as allergies, arthritis, diabetes, hepatitis B & C, hormones, infertility, migraines, multiple sclerosis, osteoporosis, psoriasis, etc., must be properly […]

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Download TU’s SaferMobility App

TU’s SaferMobility app helps you protect yourself against potential or ongoing crimes. App features include: Mobile Escort feature tracks your touch – if you let go, app sounds an alarm & calls the police Video capability: send real-time video of an ongoing crime, or video chat with Police Communications Operators Instant message capability for when […]

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Fire Safety Guidelines

Time can save lives! If you see or suspect a fire, remain calm and immediately activate the fire alarm pull station. University buildings should be immediately and totally evacuated whenever building fire alarms are sounding. Do not attempt to fight fires – evacuate! Report fires by phone from a safe place outside the building. Call […]

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