Tagged: University Police
(WFRV) – How about a new book for the new year? Local author David Jones stopped by Local 5 Live with a look at his new book ‘Guardians of Rockport’ plus he talks about...
UW-Green Bay Police, Facilities Operations, and the Office of Risk Management would like to remind all members of the campus community that as we enter December, snow and cold weather will be arriving shortly....
Victim was not a UW-Green Bay student Green Bay, Wis.— On Friday July 1, 2022 shortly after 10:30 p.m. UW-Green Bay Campus Police were dispatched to the intersection of North Circle Drive and East Circle...
Green Bay Metro Fire Department and National Guard will be using several places on UW-Green Bay to conduct small scale/minor training exercises related to the discovery of suspicious items (Haz Mat). They will be...
The campus community welcomed police officer supervisor AJ Walker on Monday, May 2, 2022. Chief Tony Decker and Walker will meet with faculty and staff in the weeks ahead as schedules allow. Walker is a...
Set in the fictitious town of Rockport, Jones’ novel Guardians of Rockport: The Collapse features a female volunteer firefighter and UW-Green Bay student. She and a group of volunteer firefighters, teachers and veterans band...
A new link to a training video is offered called “Winter Walking-Staying Safe on Your Feet” on the UW-Green Bay Safety & Environmental Management webpage. You can also access the training, here.
Stop by and congratulate University Police Chief Dave Jones, who will be retiring Dec. 15, 2021. The cake and punch celebration is Tuesday, Dec. 14 from 12:30 to 2 p.m., in the 1965 Room,...
Stop by and congratulate University Police Chief Dave Jones, who will be retiring Dec. 15, 2021. The cake and punch celebration is Tuesday, Dec. 14 from 12:30 to 2 p.m., in the 1965 Room,...
UW-Green Bay’s University Police, Facilities Operations, and the Office of Risk Management would like to again remind all members of our campus communities that the extreme cold weather we are experiencing now and for...