EWU Police Department

08/27/2026

Eagles - Learn more about Chief Day and what his favorite part of his role is here are EWU.

08/27/2026

Whether you're commuting to class, work or riding around Cheney, or taking a scooter across campus, don't forget your helmet. Research shows that wearing a bicycle helmet reduces the risk of serious head injury by about 60% and traumatic brain injury by about 53%. A properly fitted helmet is one of the simplest ways to protect yourself every time you ride.

08/24/2026

Get to know Officer Turner and the journey that led him to the EWU Campus Police Department!

08/22/2026

Emergency management isn’t just about responding to disasters - it’s about planning so our campus is ready when it matters most. This month, we’re recognizing the people behind the scenes who help keep EWU prepared year-round and thanking our Emergency Management Coordinator, Summer, for her dedication to the safety of our campus community.

08/20/2026

To the firefighters who have worked tirelessly to protect our communities during the Spokane-area fires, thank you.

Your courage, dedication, and commitment to public safety do not go unnoticed. From all of us at EWU Police Department, we are grateful for your service and the sacrifices you make to keep our communities safe.

08/12/2026

Come join your Eagles for a free public football scrimmage. EWU is partnering with Communities In Schools of Northeast Washington to collect donations to help those impacted by the Spokane Complex Fires.

08/10/2026

For those looking to support those impacted by the Spokane Complex fires, a community donations center has been stood up. Please see below for details.

COMMUNITY ALERT: Wildfire Relief Donation Management Site Opening

Community members impacted by the Spokane Complex Fires are invited to receive donated materials and connect with recovery resources.

When: Monday, August 10, from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Where: 4901-4999 N Lidgerwood St, Spokane, WA 99207. Northtown Mall, second floor of the old SEARS building (located directly above Get Air Trampoline Park)

Parking: Please park on the second floor of the parking garage / upper deck for direct access.

Available Support: Donated supplies and essential materials will be distributed to affected families, alongside information on local support programs.

Additional Resources: For help connecting to additional services or ongoing support, please visit www.spokanecommunityresources.org or call 211.

Donations will be accepted daily from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

Accepted Donations:

Hygiene supplies
Men, women, children, babies
Non-perishable food items
Paper plates
Disposable cups
Paper towels
Plastic silverware
Toilet paper
New and lightly used kitchen items (dishes, mugs, glasses, silverware)
New unused towels
Pet food
Gift Cards

We’re sorry but we cannot accept:

Clothes/shoes
Appliances
Furniture
Toys
Cleaning supplies
Medication of any kind

08/07/2026

Pets are family too

Do you have questions about pet care and needs after being evacuated. Please call into the hotline to get answers to those important questions.

08/05/2026

RESOURCE ALERT | Spokane Wildfire Assistance

As our community continues to be impacted by multiple wildfires across Spokane County, many people are asking where they can find help or direct others in need.

This resource guide brings together information on:

Evacuation shelters
Disaster assistance
Pet and livestock resources
Medical and prescription needs
Food assistance
Insurance and recovery information
Smoke and air quality guidance
Official sources for emergency updates

If you know someone who has been evacuated or may need assistance, please share this resource with them.

Please remember that resources can change as the situation evolves. Always verify information before traveling, and continue to follow official evacuation orders and instructions from emergency officials.

Thank you to everyone across our region working together to support those impacted by these fires. Stay safe.

08/04/2026

Information for our Eagles community