Safety
Safely disposing of unwanted or expired medications can help reduce drug abuse and prevent the products from harming water quality and the environment. Stop by the CUPD dropbox.
Campus community members receive emergency notifications when campus officials determine there is an imminent threat to life and safety on campus. Learn more.
The Boulder Police Department has launched a new mobile app designed to give those who live, work or visit the city direct access to the department’s news, resources, alerts and more.
We want to welcome you back for the second semester. Maintaining a safe environment is a top priority for all members of our departments while you are on campus and in the city.
The misuse of and addiction to opioids is a national crisis. Knowing how to prevent and recognize an overdose, and how to respond to it, may save a life. Here’s what you need to know.
How well can you recognize stalking behaviors? Do you know what options are available? Test your knowledge of stalking with our interactive quiz.
CUPD has become aware that there have been a number of threats made across the country that appear to be a phishing scam.
The CU Boulder Police Department, in partnership with other law enforcement agencies, has arrested a Boulder County man for burglarizing four campus residence halls this fall.
It can be difficult to listen to a friend open up about a traumatic experience, and harder still to know how to respond. As part of their support system, you play a critical role in a survivor's recovery and well-being.
Rather than opening your phone app and dialing 911, the iPhone will do that for you now. If you have an Android device, learn what the SOS functionality can do for you in an emergency.