The subject below
has been apprehended. The University of
Illinois Police Department thanks the community
for help in solving this crime.
The
University of Illinois Police Department seeks
the public’s help in identifying the suspect
responsible for the theft of two artworks that
occurred on Saturday (June 13) between 2:13 a.m.
and 2:28 a.m. at 1206 W. Nevada St., Urbana.
Fingerprint Service at the University of
Illinois Police
Effective July 1, 2009,
UIPD will begin charging for fingerprint
services as done by other area law enforcement
agencies. Current UIUC students will be charged
$5 for fingerprints. All other individuals will
be charged $16 for the first fingerprint card
and $10 per card for each additional fingerprint
card.
Only exact US
currency will be accepted for payment (no change
available). Individuals wanting to be
fingerprinted will need to show photo
identification such as a driver's license. The
hours for fingerprinting will remain Sundays
only from 8am to Noon and 7pm to 9pm.
Emergency Messaging
System
Sign up now for the emergency
messaging system on the U. of I. campus. The
system will provide alerts about crisis
situations on campus by way of mass text and
e-mail messages.
The Division of Public Safety and the Office of Campus Emergency
Planning has published an Emergency Procedure poster. It is
available for download in pdf format for review and printing. Click Here.
Active Threat Information Situations involving “active shooters” and “active threats” are a serious concern for our nation’s university and college campuses. An “active threat” situation can happen anywhere beyond campuses and schools including malls, businesses, special events, and within the workplace. The University of Illinois Police Department (UIPD) routinely conducts training internally and with neighboring law enforcement agencies to provide an effective response to active threat situations. Illinois has an emergency operations plan that will guide and support the campus during such an event. The following information is presented to assist members of our campus community with their individual awareness and preparation. We pride ourselves on working with our community in order to provide a safe environment in which our students, faculty, and staff can study, conduct research, and work. Individual preparation and awareness is an important factor in working together.