UC Davis and other local fire and police departments will train for a mass casualty incident on Tuesday, July 25 and Thursday and Friday, July 27 and 28.
We published a survey in the November 2, 2023 edition of Staff Voice and asked staff the following question: What does or what would make UC Davis an employer of choice?
We categorized the answers, and out of 41 respondents, the top three answers for UC Davis’s potential were:
We write with an update on campus security in response to questions arising from a Clery notice distributed by the UC Davis Police Department on Oct. 5.
Police Chief Joe Farrow will advocate for reducing the stigma around mental illness this week at the annual conference for the California branch of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, or NAMI.
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.
The campus Police Department has taken measures to improve Safe Ride services by adding staff and vehicles; start time for off-campus rides will begin two hours earlier.
I'd never so appreciated a date and a bottle of water until I spent a day earlier this month observing a day of Ramadan fasting — abstaining from all food or drink while the sun was up.
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.
For the past five years, I have proudly watched our Chancellor, Gary May, stand up to hate speech time after time. His courage to speak out and his commitment toward inclusion are the pillars at the heart of our campus leader. Our Aggie community is so fortunate to have such a thoughtful and courageous leader.
A new state law championed by Police Chief Joe Farrow will allow anyone who is legally authorized to work in the United States to become a peace officer in California, regardless of citizenship status.
