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Message from UW-Green Bay Public Safety: To prevent traffic deaths and injuries, UW-Green Bay Police and Wisconsin law enforcement will giving “final exams” (or substitute educating) to anyone not wearing a seat belt during...
Stop in and say good luck and farewell to UW-Green Bay Chief of Police Tom Kujawa. Here’s the details of his retirement gathering: When: Monday, April 1, 2019 Time: 2 to 4 p.m. Place:...
Two Texas men will serve time in federal prison for stealing thousands of dollars worth of textbooks from UW-Green Bay and other college campuses. Thanks to the work of University Police and CIT staff members, the...
Much like the rest of the state UW-Green Bay Public Safety officers have observed an increase of community members texting and focusing on their phone while traveling campus (walking and driving). This obviously creates...
With the semester now in full swing, motor vehicle traffic on campus has increased. To prevent injuries the UW-Green Bay Police offers these reminders: Drivers: Please allow extra travel time to prevent speeding, buckle...
A message from University Police… “If you have an emergency on the Green Bay Campus, simply call 911 from campus phones. No need to dial an 8 or a 9 to get an outside...
Two Houston residents face charges of conspiracy to transport stolen goods and interstate transportation of stolen property after stealing college textbooks from UW campuses. The case was investigated by the UW-Green Bay Police Department,...
UW-Green Bay Police Office Sabrina Duchateau was recognized at the first-ever Respect for Law Banquet hosted by the Green Bay Preble Optimist Club, recently, as a way to honor police officers within the Brown...
Here’s a feel-good story. When the time came to replace a stop sign in the Kress Events Center parking lot, members of UW-Green Bay Public Safety had an idea — present the old sign...
It was excellent work by UW-Green Bay’s Information Technology and UW-Green Bay Police that helped captured the book thieves that not only broke into locked offices at UW-Green Bay but stole thousands of dollars...
