Charlie, the UC Davis Police Department’s first outreach and explosives-detection dog, is retiring after a 10-year career in which he played a key role in changing how the agency interacts with the campus community.
“The dog – he’s changed connections for us,” Police Chief Joe Farrow said. “He bridges that gap between law enforcement and community.”
There is a new four-legged member of the CORE team, and her focus is on mental health and community engagement. Cali, a 14-month-old Labrador retriever, is inspiring similar programs elsewhere.
The California Office of Traffic Safety has renewed its support for campus bicycle safety programs with a grant of $75,000 to the UC Davis Police Department.
The UC Davis Police Department this month held a full-scale promotion and awards ceremony to honor those who have saved lives, those who are new to the department and more.
In this episode of Face to Face with the Chancellor, Chief Farrow discusses the UC Davis Police Department's work to transform our campus policing model and shift the narrative on policing, while acknowledging the ongoing dialogue both locally and nationally.
The California Office of Traffic Safety has awarded the UC Davis Police Department a grant to fund activities supporting bicyclist and pedestrian safety.
