Programs Offered by the Police Operations Division

On Going

Parking Enforcement Officers – Students conduct core campus and parking facility safety patrols on foot.
Safety Escorts – Police officers and security guards are available to provide safety escorts.  Tip:  To enhance personal safety, and especially after an evening class, walk with friends or someone from class that you know well.
Crime Prevention Tips-Available on the Public Safety web site at //police.uccs.edu/prevention/crime-prevention/crime-prevention-tips then click on the “Crime Prevention"? link.  Links to other crime prevention pages are also provided.
Refuse to Be A Victim – A three-hour class that presents crime prevention, theft reduction, personal awareness, and home and office security tips and concepts.  These classes are free and open to the campus and local community.
Bicycle Safety – Police Officers assigned to the Police Mountain Bike Patrol offer classes on bicycle safety and skills to a variety of age groups to include pre-school and elementary age.
Free Bike Registration – UCCS Parking Services offers free bicycle registration for all students, staff, and faulty //police.uccs.edu/prevention/crime-prevention/free-bike-registration
Office Watch – Office complexes are given a Security survey and enrolled in Operation ID.  Office personnel are trained to recognize and confront suspicious persons and to notify the police.

On Request

Overall Safety Seminars-As requested or as needed.  These seminars have included:  Winter Driving Tips, Fire Safety, and Personal Risk Management. 
Risky Business - Interactive presentation on personal responsibility and awareness.  Discusses acquaintance rape, prevention techniques, predatory drugs and what to do if you become a victim.
Alcohol Awareness Seminar - Given several times per year, this program emphasizes the personal affect of alcohol use through Fatal-Vision goggles as well as the legal implications. //police.uccs.edu/prevention/crime-prevention/alcohol-awareness-program
Drug Information Seminars - These talks cover recognition of controlled substances, their effects on people, and what to do if one suspects that someone is using or selling drugs.
Personal Safety on Campus - This program, usually given to small groups, covers ways to avoid being the victim of a physical or sexual assault.