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Unlike the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, UTPD also publishes an 'Annual
Police Operations' report which focuses on content from the previous calendar year
including: Demographics; an organizational chart; command structure and personnel
assignments; accomplishments; commendations; overviews and statistics from the various
departmental units; community oriented policing (COP) and educational outreach; special
event statistics; training and professional standards; images in review; and resource
links. To see the report, CLICK HERE to visit the report for 2014.
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WELCOME!
Welcome to The University of Toledo Police Department (UTPD) website. We have designed the website to deliver the latest safety and security information to our students, faculty, staff, and visitors. Please spend some time educating yourself on safe choices and best practices and let us know how we are doing. Thanks for visiting our website and for other UTPD safety information please visit us on our facebook site.
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Latest News
UTPD Releases the 2015 Annual Police Operations Report for 2014
By Rodney J. Theis, Deputy Chief of Police
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UT Office of Public Safety issues the 2014 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report
for 2013
By UTPD Staff
Pursuant to the Federal Clery Act, The University of Toledo prepares an Annual Security
Report which includes reported campus crime statistics for the past three years and
information about campus security policies. The University is also required to maintain and publish
an annual fire safety report, which includes the most recent calendar year's fire
incidents in residential facilities. Click on the following link to view the 2014 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report for 2013.
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Vehicle Break-In Prevention Safety Tips
Increases in crimes such as vehicle break-ins often correspond with warming weather. The University of Toledo Police Department and the Toledo Police Department are urging students to take precautions to combat thefts from motor vehicles:
• Keep vehicle doors locked.
• Keep windows rolled-up.
• Leave nothing of value in your car.
• If you have to leave an item of value in your car, make sure it is not in view.
• Play music at a reasonable level. Loud music draws unnecessary attention to high-end
or upgraded stereo systems. Your vehicle will be targeted.
Please follow these tips and keep your property safe, whether on campus or off campus.
Be a responsible member of the community. If you see someone suspicious, or have information
on a crime, please report it to the police.
Any crime in progress:
Off campus 9-1-1
On campus 419.530.2600
Non-emergency: text 69050, keyword utpd
Remember: See it, hear it, report it!
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Non-emergency: text 69050, keyword utpd
Remember: See it, hear it, report it!
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Crime and Community Awareness Bulletins
UT Police has introduced a pair of reporting tools symbolic of the UTPD's committment
to providing information about reported crime in the area.
Community Awareness Bulletins consist of reports from citizens and other law enforcement agencies about off campus incidents. The information contained in these bulletins is subject to change as facts and circumstances arise. They are in no way is this communication intended to be a comprehensive record of all reported off campus incidents.
Crime Awareness Bulletins are intended to educate the campus community on crime trends that may impact them or the institution. They are also used to seek the assistance of the campus community in identifying suspects or individuals involved in crimes.
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Residence Hall Security
The University of Toledo Police Department would like to remind students to be vigilant concerning the security of the residence halls. Remember, your residence hall is your home. Never leave doors to the building propped open. Never allow an unknown person or persons to enter. Never let anyone into your suite who you do not know. Suite doors should always remain locked, even when you are there.
Itis illegal to enter another person’s suite uninvited. Individuals who enter a room uninvited may appear to be social or lost but actually may be looking for opportunities to commit crimes. Please report any suspicious incidents immediately to the University of Toledo Police Department at 419.530.2600.
