A $150,000 grant to the Troy University Police Department will result in safer surroundings on the Troy Campus.
Provided through the U.S. Dept. of Justice, the money will be used to add CCTV cameras at Veterans Memorial Stadium, purchase a mobile camera trailer for additional coverage during University events, and enhance the personal safety equipment…
A federal COPS grant will train TUPD officers on de-escalation tactics and allow the department to train outside agencies.
A grant from the Department of Justice will help the Troy University Police Department and law enforcement officers of surrounding agencies to become better trained in de-escalation tactics.
The Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) office of the DOJ is providing more than $180,000 to fund the department’s installation of the state-of-the-art VirTra V-180 virtual training…
Students can have up to five $10 parking tickets voided in exchange for donations to the Campus Food Pantry.
Students on the Troy Campus will have the chance to receive a little grace from the Troy University Police Departments on TUPD Ticket Amnesty Day.
On Thursday, April 28, most parking tickets will be voided in exchange for the donation of food and other items for the Campus Food Pantry.
George Beaudry is Chief of…
Non-emergency calls to the University Police Department will be answered in the Pike County 911 Call Center.
Faster response times and expanded service is the goal of a shift in emergency communications on campus and in Pike County.
Students, faculty and staff were notified on April 13 that non-emergency calls to the Troy University Police Department would be answered by the Pike County 911 Center. Calls will then be transferred to the…