
To assist the KSU Police Department we have developed a program called "Silent Witness". This program allows you to report crimes or suspicious activity to us without providing your identity. Using an encrypted server, you can safely transmit information to us without providing your identity. This information will be used to help the KSU Police Department investigate criminal activity on the campus. If you would like to submit information please click on the header and follow the instruction on the screen.
"The chief executive officer of any state educational institution may employ campus police officers to aid and supplement state and local law enforcement agencies. Such campus police officers shall have the power and authority of peace and police officers on property owned or operated by the state educational institution. In addition to enforcement of state, county, and city laws, resolutions, and ordinances, campus police officers shall enforce rules and regulations of the board of regents and rules and regulations of the state educational institution, whether or not violation thereof constitutes a criminal offense."
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ABOUT OUR DIRECTOR- Director of Police
SERVICES
WE
OFFER Please check here for new schedule for
fingerprinting.
OUR JURISDICTION- where
can KSU Police go?
IMPORTANT
NUMBERS- have an emergency, or need help, click here
PHONE
BOXES- ever wonder what those little yellow boxes
are for?
EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
MEET OUR
STAFF- who are the police?
SUGGESTIONS- do you have a suggestion,
complaint, or comment?
SILENT
WITNESS
CAMPUS
CRIME STATISTICS(Acrobat Reader required)
KBI
SAFETY BROCHURES printable brochures providing tips on numerous
safety
issues
KANSAS
BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS Registered Offenders. If you would
like to review a current list of those offenders attending or working
at KSU, please come to the KSU Police Department.
Sign
up for the KSU Police Log-receive e-mail about criminal activity at
KSU. The list name is Policelog
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Kansas State University |
Police Department
June 9, 1997