CSU Fullerton Police Department

Do you have a 9 p.m. routine? Be sure to set an alarm on your phone to remind yourself to do the 9 p.m. routine every night by: -removing all valuables from the car ... -locking the car doors -locking every door to the home -turning on exterior lights -removing deliveries from your porch Please make sure you call and report suspicious activity to your local law enforcement!!!

Have you ever wanted to know why police officers might appear to be in a hurry but don’t have their lights on? Do you know why multiple police officers might respond to what seems like a simple traffic violation? Educate to Empower: Law Enforcement and the Community was developed as a collaboration between law enforcement agencies to answer the why behind much of the interaction law enforcement has with the community they serve. What do we need from the community? It’s pretty simpleask us a question. Each month, Cal State Fullerton, Placentia, Brea, and Fullerton police departments will join together to answer your questions.

Covid can’t stop us from supporting @calstatefullertonbaseball!!! Be sure to support them virtually at their next game vs. San Diego!

Our deepest condolences to the family, friends, and co-workers of Deputy Thomas J. Albanese. This morning, Albanese was struck by a vehicle in the City of Lakewood and died instantly. Albanese dedicated his life to service as a United States Marine, serving four tours in Iraq, and as an LA County Sheriff’s Deputy. ... He is survived by his wife and two young sons. REST IN PEACE

Need a key on campus? To request a key, contact your department chair or supervisor for permission. Once approved, come down to our station to retrieve it. Our Records Bureau is open Monday Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Photo ID is required for pick-up. ... Due to COVID-19 precautions, a face mask is required and a limited number of people are allowed in our lobby.

To the Fall class of 2020...congratulations!!! You have worked so hard during these trying times and it has finally paid off. We hope to have you all back on campus soon. Have a safe and happy break!

Our Records Bureau will be closed December 24 - January 4 for the holidays. Normal business hours will resume on January 4, 2021. In the event of an emergency, call/text 911. Our officers are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

We understand finals week can be very stressful!!! To wish you all a fantastic week, here are some pictures of our department’s fur babies. We hope this helps you through finals. Keep working hard Titans and always Reach Higher!

Protect yourself from Social Security Scams! Telephone and email scammers will often pretend to be government employees. They may threaten you and demand immediate payment to avoid being arrested or other legal actions. Don’t be fooled!! If you receive a suspicious call: ... 1. Hang up! 2. Do not give them money or personal information 3. Report the scam at OIG.SSA.GOV/REPORT

Happy Records Appreciation Day! Often the first contact the public has with our department, we rely heavily on the amazing personnel that staff our Records Bureau. Thank you for all you do and for being the smiling faces that greet the community.

Head to our Instagram Story where Public Affairs Intern Andrea will answer questions on her remote internship with CSUF PD.

If you have questions about a parking ticket you received on campus, visit parking.fullerton.edu to contact Parking and Transportation.

Have you ever been curious about what equipment police officers carry on a daily basis? Here's a quick video so you don't have to wonder anymore. Because the regular duty belt forces the extra weight to sit on the hips and lower back, many officers choose to wear the outer vest so the weight of the equipment is more evenly distributed.

NOTE: Campus Safety Escort Update Although in the past we've allowed those requesting a Campus Safety Escort to ride inside a patrol/CSO vehicles, due to COVID-19, we can no longer do that. We still offer the service, but instead a student CSO or officer will drive, ride a bike or walk the individual to their location. Because a member of CSUF PD is not staffed specifically to provide escorts, wait times can vary based on availability and pending calls for service. ... Campus Safety Escorts are for those individuals who fear walking to their class, car or dorm at CSUF.

Our student Community Service Officers continue to patrol the campus!!! If you see them around and have a question, don't hesitate to ask.

There is no excuse for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Yesterday, our officers arrested an individual for not only driving under the influence, but also driving without a license. Hand your keys to a sober licensed driver, stay at the location until you're sober, call a friend/family member or use a rideshare service.... It's that simple!

Stolen bikes are one of the top crimes at CSUF! Bike registration allows us to return it if stolen and recovered. It only takes 5 minutes. Bring your ID and bike to our substation located in the Housing Community Resource Center - Cypress Dorm.

Have fun and be safe this Halloween! Continue to wear your mask, observe all health guidelines in your area, and wash your hands. Try to avoid Halloween parties with members outside of your household and stick to outdoor activities where social distancing is easier. If you’re sick, be sure to not participate in any Halloween activities that involve other people.

On average, there are about 750 DUI arrests a year in Fullerton alone. Drinking and getting behind the wheel should be a thing of the past. Designate a sober driver prior to drinking or request an Uber/Lyft.

We are one with the force, the force is with us. The Child seems to be getting along well with all the officers on duty.

Join Brandon, one of our public affairs interns, CSUF student and CSO, to see how he's juggling this new virtual reality.

Get them while they're hot! We'll continue to sell our patches all week, but our police department shirts are SOLD OUT. Thank you to those who supported the fight against breast cancer. All purchases are by appointment and CASH only, unless you purchase online through Titan Shops. The patches sold through Titan Shops, and the funds from the CSUF breast cancer shirt, will also directly benefit the City of Hope. To purchase, visit http://www.titanshops.com/search?keywords=brea...st%20cancer. To schedule to purchase patches in person, email [email protected].

Did you know 20% of students had six or more stressful experiences in the past year. If you need to speak to someone or are concerned for a friend, please contact the CSUF Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS). Counselors can help students improve coping skills, strengthen personal relationships, navigate the college transition, recover from traumatic experiences, and engage in self-exploration.... CAPS is currently operating virtually, but is available 24/7 by phone (657) 278-3040. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: (800) 273-8255