Wildcats, parking, and traffic adjustments may begin as early as mid-June and July for areas such as University Drive Garage, Veterans Drive, and University Drive. Stay informed and get the latest updates here: https://t.co/AcfK8ckJw6
This Memorial Day, we honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice. We remember their courage and stand in gratitude today and always. 🇺🇸
This National Police Week, we pause to honor the dedication, service, and sacrifice of law enforcement officers—past and present—who work every day to keep our communities safe. #NPW2026
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We’re one week away from our Community Response to Active Aggressor Training. Don’t miss this important opportunity to learn how to stay safe and prepared! We hope you join us!
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🚨 Reminder: Community Response Training for Active Aggressor events on April 28. Learn how to respond in a critical incident using the Run, Hide, Fight approach.
UK community RSVP on BBNvolved: https://t.co/BuY3ZvuGDt
Lexington community RSVP: https://t.co/BotQfnWlye
🚗 Hey Wildcats, if you have a permit for the North/South Red, Green, Blue, or Orange Lots, or the College Way East & West Lots, please remember to move your vehicle before 8 p.m. this Friday, April 17! The 2026 Kentucky Football Spring Game is at Kroger Field on Saturday, April 18. https://t.co/CLa1qw4qSN
⚠️ Traffic Alert: Waller Avenue will be closed at the railroad crossing, 24/7 from Monday, April 20, through Saturday, April 25. Drivers should use Virginia Avenue to travel between South Limestone and South Broadway. Please follow posted detour signs and expect increased traffic on Virginia Avenue during the closure. https://t.co/BrdkZzaafO
We’re hiring!
Join our team of dedicated telecommunications officers who play a critical role in keeping our campus safe and secure. If you’re ready for a meaningful career serving our campus community, we want to hear from you!
Deadline is 4/26.
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Every call matters, and so do the voices behind them. 📞💙 Thank you to all public safety telecommunicators during National Telecommunicators Week. #NPSTW
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🚨 Reminder: Community Response Training for Active Aggressor events on April 28. Learn how to respond in a critical incident using the Run, Hide, Fight approach.
UK community RSVP on BBNvolved: https://t.co/BuY3ZvuGDt
Lexington community RSVP: https://t.co/BotQfnWlye
Keeping the University of Kentucky campus safe takes planning, partnership and transparency. UK Police Chief Joe Monroe sat down with UK Public Relations and Strategic Communications to talk about how safety is built into campus life, particularly in residence halls, why the university shares crime information and what role every member of the UK community plays in staying safe.🚔 https://t.co/ojOWzzcDyI
📅 We are hosting an Active Aggressor Training on April 28. This important session will provide practical tips on how to respond in emergency situations and stay safe using the RUN, HIDE, FIGHT method. Open to students, faculty, staff & the UK community. #WildcatReady
📢 UK Alert System Test this Wednesday!
On Wednesday, March 4, the University of Kentucky Police Department will conduct a university-wide test of the UK Alert emergency notification system at 10 a.m. Shortly after, at 10:07 a.m., we will also participate in the statewide tornado drill led by the National Weather Service.
To ensure you receive these notifications and stay informed during a real emergency, please take a moment to review your settings:
🔹 Faculty & Staff: You must download and register in the SafeZone app to receive alerts via phone call or text. Employees who haven't registered in the app will only receive email alerts.
🔹Students: Ensure your current cell phone number is updated in myUK to automatically receive text and phone alerts.
🔹Parents & Community: Want to stay in the loop? Sign up for text alerts by texting “UKY-FAMILY” or “UKY-COMMUNITY” to 59713.
What to expect during the test:
You’ll see and hear the alert across multiple platforms, including text, email, indoor/outdoor speakers, and digital signage. If a real emergency occurs that morning, the test will be rescheduled.
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Great to speak with Fayette County law enforcement and first responders today at @UKPolice's public safety luncheon. Zealous collaboration like this makes for a safer Lexington and Kentucky.
The test will send alerts through text, phone, email, digital signage, and the SafeZone app to help campus stay prepared in real emergencies. Make sure your contact info is up to date!
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