This week, the CSUF Police Department honors and proudly recognizes the dedicated dispatchers who work behind the scenes during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. These unseen heroes are the calm in the storm, the voice of reassurance, and a vital link between the community and responding personnel. Available 24 hours a day, seven days a […]
The CSUF Police Department and Chief’s Advisory Board invite campus community members to a Community Safety Forum on April 16 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Titan Student Union Portola Pavilion. CSUF students, staff and faculty are encouraged to join the conversation on fostering a safe, inclusive and welcoming university environment. This forum […]
The Cal State Fullerton Police Department welcomed its new explosives detection dog, Liza, pronounced “Lee-zah.” Liza is a German shorthaired pointer from Bulgaria. The K-9 performed her initial training in Holland before heading to the United States. Alongside her handler, Cpl. Steve Nelson, the duo has completed more than 120 hours of training where they […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Police Department welcomes Lt. Cruz Alday, who brings over 27 years of law enforcement experience with the Orange County Sheriff’s Department. Rising through the ranks, he has had the opportunity to work a diverse range of assignments, including custody, patrol, SWAT, investigations, internal affairs and department commander. He served as the chief […]
The lunchtime Community Police Academy is a four-week course that provides CSUF students, staff and faculty the opportunity to learn from subject matter experts and gain valuable insight into the field of law enforcement. The academy will help expand participants’ knowledge of the duties and responsibilities of a law enforcement officer and address any common […]
On Feb. 20 at 9:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m., the Office of Emergency Management & Continuity will conduct two campuswide evacuation drills in collaboration with the campus community, in accordance with regulatory requirements. The safety of the Cal State Fullerton community is the priority. The drills are proactive measures to ensure that everyone is prepared […]
After more than 25 years of service and countless hours dedicated to the community, CSUF Police Department’s Capt. Scot Willey is retiring in December 2024. His career began at the Orange County Marshal’s Office before he transferred to his alma mater, Cal State Long Beach, and subsequently to Cal State Fullerton, where he will finish […]
The CSUF Police Department’s first-ever explosives and firearm detection dog, K-9 Glock, officially retired earlier this month after serving Titans for seven years. After completing more than 450 training sessions and responding to more than 750 calls for service, the 7-year-old black Labrador retriever turns his tail to enjoy life with his family and handler, […]
The CSUF Police Department and Counseling and Psychological Services were awarded a $549,000 grant from the Department of Justice to assist Titans experiencing a mental health crisis. As the need for mental health and substance abuse assistance continues to grow, the departments recognize the importance of creating a specialized Mobile Crisis Team that responds to […]
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month comes around each year in October, Cal State Fullerton’s Police Department is flooded with images of law enforcement officers worldwide wearing pink patches on their uniforms, sporting specialized T-shirts and various pink gear. The breast cancer awareness items are more than just symbols of solidarity — they represent the deep-rooted […]