Troy University's 2026 Tailgating Policy, which was announced in July, has undergone some revisions after feedback from alumni and fans.
Troy University has revised its tailgating guidelines for the 2026 football season, announced in July, following a review of feedback from alumni, fans and other University stakeholders.
The newly revised guidelines are intended to preserve TROY’s longstanding tailgating traditions while promoting a safe, enjoyable and family-friendly game day environment for students, alumni, families, fans and…
The updated tailgate policy was developed collaboratively by the Troy University Police Department, TROY Athletics and University leadership.
Troy University has announced updated tailgating policies designed to promote a safe, enjoyable and family-friendly game day environment for students, alumni, fans and visitors attending athletic events on campus.
The updated policy, developed collaboratively by the Troy University Police Department, Troy Athletics and University leadership, outlines expectations for tailgating conduct, setup procedures, parking, golf cart…
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…
