University of Missouri Police Department (MUPD)

ALT Social media graphic with bold headline text reads, “Mizzou Participating in Statewide Tornado Drill.” Subheadline below states, “March 4 | 11 a.m. | Campuswide.” A section titled, “What to expect during the tornado drill,” includes bullet points: National Weather Service will test its emergency alert procedures. Boone County Office of Emergency Management will activate the outdoor warning sirens. MU Alert messages will be sent via text, email and the Mizzou Safe app. Posts will appear on MU Alert and Mizzou social media accounts. Alertus beacons will flash and sound. Desktop alerts will appear on Mizzou-owned devices. The MU Mizzou logo appears in the lower left corner. A QR code and the website “mualert.missouri.edu” are displayed in the lower right corner.

ALT Infographic with the headline “Severe Weather Preparedness Week” and subheadline “March 2–6, 2026.” Below, text reads: “Do you know what to do during a severe weather event?” followed by: “Preparing now can help you stay safe. Sign up for MU Alert, create or review your emergency plan and identify shelter locations.” The University of Missouri (Mizzou) logo appears in the lower left corner. In the lower right corner, a QR code appears next to the URL “Mizzou.us/emergencymgmt.” The right side of the graphic features a generic emergency preparedness stock photo.

ALT Infographic with the headline “Paws and Prevention.” Text reads: “Learn how to keep yourself and others safe on campus, how to report concerns, and how Mizzou safety staff support you while meeting MUPD K-9, Azdra!” Event details: “Feb. 17, 12:30–1:30 p.m., Gaines/Oldham Black Culture Center.” The Mizzou logo appears in the lower left corner, and “engage.missouri.edu” is in the lower right corner.

ALT Infographic titled “Winter Break Safety Tips” with the subheadline “Travel Tips and Safety Reminders from MUPD.” On the right, four bullet points read: “Make sure doors, windows and valuables are secured before leaving; Share travel plans with friends or family and stay in touch; Check the weather, stay alert and carry an emergency kit; Stick to well-lit areas, be mindful of surroundings and report suspicious activity.” On the left, there’s a close-up photo of a Christmas tree decorated with gold lights. The MU Mizzou logo appears in the lower left corner, and the lower right corner displays a QR code and the text “MUPOLICE.MISSOURI.EDU.”

ALT Infographic titled “MUPD Spotlight: Crime Prevention Unit.” Subheadline reads, “Building a safer Mizzou through education, outreach and proactive safety efforts.” Text below explains that the Crime Prevention Unit serves as the link between MUPD and the campus community—listening to concerns, developing programs to address evolving needs, and working with departments to strengthen security across Mizzou. On the left side, there is a photo of two female MUPD officers sitting at a table. The MU Mizzou logo appears in the lower left corner, and a QR code with the website “MUPOLICE.MISSOURI.EDU” is in the lower right corner.

ALT Photo of MUPD K-9 Azdra in front of Jesse Hall at the University of Missouri in Columbia.

ALT Infographic titled “Thanksgiving Safety Tips.” Subtitle reads, “Whether you're traveling home or staying on campus, keep safety in mind.” Four bullet points are listed: Before You Go: Lock up and unplug. Think Ahead: Let someone know your plans. Stay Sharp: Don’t leave valuables out. Say Something: Call MUPD at (573) 882-7201. For emergencies, call 911. On the right side is a photo of a Thanksgiving meal with turkey and side dishes. The MU Mizzou logo appears in the lower left corner. The lower right corner includes a QR code and the website “MUPOLICE.MISSOURI.EDU.”

ALT Infographic titled “MSA-MUPD Safety Presentation Series.” Text reads: “Join MUPD for a 90-minute session on boosting situational awareness and preventing crime.” Below that: “Oct. 29 and Nov. 1, 3:30–5 p.m., Leadership Auditorium. Sign up on MU Engage.” On the right side, a photo shows five MUPD officers standing in front of the police station. The MU Mizzou logo appears in the lower left corner, and the website “engage.missouri.edu” is in the lower right corner.

ALT Infographic titled "MUPD Spotlight: Explosive Detection K-9 Unit." Below the title, text reads: "MUPD K-9 Azdra teams up with Officer Susan Dunlop to help keep Mizzou safe." A section titled "What they do:" lists three bullet points: • Detect and respond to potential explosive threats. • Support campus events, including football games. • Train regularly to stay sharp and mission-ready. On the right side is a photo of Officer Susan Dunlop standing next to K-9 Azdra. The MU Mizzou logo appears in the lower left corner. At the bottom right is a QR code and the website URL: mupolice.missouri.edu.

ALT Infographic titled "Take Back Day 2025." Text reads: "Oct. 24, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Wellness Resource Center, MU Student Center (Lower Level)." Below, there's a stock photo of prescription medications. In the lower left corner is the MU Mizzou logo.

ALT Infographic with the headline “See Something, Say Something.” Below it is the phrase “Stay Alert. Report it.” The main text reads: “Safety is everyone's responsibility. If something doesn't feel right, contact the MU Police Department.” Three bullet points provide contact options: Emergency: Call 911. Non-Emergency: Call 311 or (573) 882-7201. Mizzou Safe app. On the right side of the infographic is a photo of two uniformed MUPD officers. The lower left corner features the University of Missouri (MU) Mizzou logo. The lower right corner includes a QR code and the URL: MIZZOU.US/SAFE-APP.

ALT Infographic with the headline "Build Your Own Safety Keychain." Below it reads: "Oct. 17, 3–5 p.m., RSVP Center." The main text says: "Create a personalized safety keychain, learn self-defense tips from MUPD, and explore resources on personal safety, healthy relationships, and violence prevention. Sign up and learn more at MU Engage." On the top is a photo of a customized safety keychain. The MU Mizzou logo appears in the lower left corner. A QR code and the URL engage.missouri.edu are located in the lower right corner.

ALT Infographic titled "Self-Defense Classes" with a subheading "MUPD Offering Free Training." Text reads: "Registration is now open for: Basic Women's RAD Course, Aerosol/Keychain Defense Options." Below that: "Visit MU Engage to sign up or learn more." In the lower left corner is the MU Mizzou logo next to the website link: mupolice.missouri.edu.

ALT Infographic titled "MUPD Spotlight: Emergency Management." Four bullet points highlight the role of MU Emergency Management: Prepares for hazardous events, Coordinates unified crisis response, Leads Mizzou safety drills and training, Issues timely alerts during emergencies. The MU Mizzou logo appears in the lower left corner. On the right side, a section titled "MU Emergency Operations Plan" invites viewers to “Scan the QR code or visit: mizzou.us/emergencymgmt,” with a QR code displayed below the text.

ALT Infographic titled "Mizzou Emergency Notification Test." It announces a campuswide emergency test scheduled for Sept. 25 at 1:50 p.m. Below the title, a section titled 'What to Expect During the 5-Minute Emergency Test' lists: MU Alert notifications via text, email, and the Mizzou Safe app; posts on MU Alert and Mizzou social media; flashing and sounding Alertus beacons; and desktop alerts on Mizzou-owned devices. The MU Mizzou logo appears in the bottom left corner. A QR code and the website MU.ALERT.MISSOURI.EDU are located in the bottom right corner.

ALT Infographic titled "Mizzou Safe App.” Below the title, four bullet points read: "Safety at your fingertips," "Call or text 911," "Get real-time alerts," and "Download it today." The University of Missouri (MU) Mizzou logo appears in the lower left corner. In the bottom right, there's a QR code with the text: "For more info, scan or go to: mizzou.us/safe-app."

ALT Infographic titled "MUPD Spotlight." It highlights two roles: Campus Safety Officers: Part-time civilian employees who work campus events and assist with safety needs. Security Officers: Full-time civilian employees who patrol campus, secure buildings, and provide personal safety walks upon request. At the bottom, it reads: "Learn more and apply at mupolice.missouri.edu or scan the QR code." The MU Mizzou logo appears in the lower left corner, and a QR code is in the lower right corner.