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The UC Davis Police Department is a proud member of the UC Davis community. Our Facebook is NOT monitered 24/7.

To view our Social Media Policy, please visit our website athttp://police.ucdavis.edu/docs/socialmedia.pdf

Our Values:
Our badge serves as a daily reminder of our department values:
-Unyielding integrity
-Courage
-Diversity
-Absolute respect
-Vigorous excellence
-Innovation
-Service

06/19/2026

✨ Happy Juneteenth! ✨
Also known as Freedom Day or Jubilee Day, Juneteenth is a vital time to reflect on our nation’s history, celebrate Black resilience and culture, and recommit ourselves to building a more just, equal, and inclusive community here at UC Davis. 💙💛

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A graphic illustration on a solid yellow background celebrating Juneteenth. At the top center, four raised hands of varying colors and sizes are layered together, outlined in light yellow. The hands are colored in traditional Pan-African colors: red, orange, green, and black. Below the hands, the word “JUNETEENTH” is written in large, bold, black block letters. Directly underneath the text, the date “06/19/2026” is printed in smaller black text, followed by the phrase “Freedom Day!” inside a rounded white banner.

06/12/2026

Huge congratulations to the UC Davis Class of 2026! 🎓🎉 You officially did it, Aggies! All those hours of hard work have officially paid off. The UC Davis Police Department is incredibly proud to have been part of your campus community, we wish you the absolute best on your next chapter. 💙💛

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An image depicting a celebratory graduation graphic on a cream-colored background. At the top, bold blue and yellow text reads, “CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATE CLASS OF 2026”. Below the text are pictures of K-9 Cali and K-9 Leia wearing digital blue graduation caps with yellow tassels. The graphic is also decorated with subtle balloon illustrations on the sides and a decorative divider line below the dogs.

06/05/2026

Good luck on finals, Aggies!✨You’ve worked incredibly hard all quarter, and the finish line is just around the corner. As you head into exam week, remember to take care of yourself, get some rest, eat regular meals, and stay hydrated. If you are studying late on campus, don’t forget that Safe Ride services are available to get you home safely.You’ve got this, Aggies! We are routing for you! 💙💛

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An image featuring a textured, white crumpled paper background with a bright yellow and dark blue border. Bold text at the top reads, “WISHING YOU GOOD LUCK AGGIES” in yellow and blue lettering.Below the text, K-9 Cali and K-9 Leia are pictured smiling. K-9 Leia is pictured with a cartoon pencil

06/03/2026

May was Mental Health Awareness Month! We at UCDPD want to take a moment to remind every Aggie that your mental well-being is just as important as your physical safety. 🧠💚

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Graphics with an abstract circle design following a blue and gold color scheme.
1. Text reading “MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH”. Smaller text underneath reads: “Swipe to learn about some resources UCDPD partners with that are available to you, here on campus!” An image of the UC Davis Book Head sculpture and gold chevron arrows are to the right.
2. “UC DAVIS POLICE DEPARTMENT THERAPY K-9S.” Photos of K-9 Princess Leia and K-9 Cali are shown. On the right, a list of ways students can request a therapy dog visit, including emailing the CORE team, asking an officer on campus, visiting the police department, or calling. At the bottom, a URL to the police department’s K-9 outreach webpage, next to yellow chevron arrows.
3. “UC DAVIS HEALTH 34.” The text states that Health 34 is available to quickly respond to non-emergencies on campus 24/7, both in person and over the phone. A list of services, including basic medical support, basic mental health support, navigation to existing resources before problems become crises, and recovery assistance after a crisis. The right side features a photo of the red Health 34 mobile van next to yellow chevron arrows.
4. “AGGIE MENTAL HEALTH.” The text states that Aggie Mental Health is a resource meant to be utilized by students, staff, and faculty. Bullet points state that they help connect individuals to needed resources and work to educate and raise awareness about mental health. On the left, a photo of campus representatives sitting behind a table accompanied by two UCDPD officers and therapy dogs.
5. “NAMI AT UC DAVIS.” The right section features a circular logo for NAMI ON CAMPUS. The text on the left states, NAMI stands for the National Alliance on Mental Illness, noting that they meet on Wednesdays at 7:30 PM in TLC 3211. Bullet points state that they strive to create a safe space on campus, destigmatize mental illness, and promote mental health. At the bottom, a URL to their website next to yellow chevron arrows.

05/30/2026

Yesterday, members of the UC Davis Police Department proudly carried the “Flame of Hope” in support of Special Olympics athletes and the incredible mission they represent. UCDPD is honored to have participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Northern California to champion these amazing athletes. 🏃🔥
Each year, law enforcement agencies across the country come together to champion inclusion, acceptance, and opportunity for individuals with intellectual disabilities through sports, leadership, and community.💙💛

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1. Members of the UC Davis Police Department standing and smiling behind Natalie’s Bench, holding Special Olympics Northern California flags, Law Enforcement Torch Run flags, and the “Flame of Hope.”
2. A member of the UC Davis Police Department holds the “Flame of Hope” while a member of the Davis Police Department lights it.
3. Members of the UC Davis Police Department standing and smiling behind the UC Davis Police Department sign, holding Special Olympics Northern California flags, Law Enforcement Torch Run flags, and the “Flame of Hope.”
4. Members of the UC Davis Police Department and the Davis Police Department standing and smiling behind Natalie’s Bench, holding Special Olympics Northern California flags, Law Enforcement Torch Run flags, and the “Flame of Hope.”
5. A short video of members of the UC Davis Police Department running while holding Special Olympics Northern California flags, Law Enforcement Torch Run flags, and the “Flame of Hope.”

05/28/2026

Celebrating community, culture, and connection!✨ We had an incredible time connecting with students, and families this weekend at Black Family Day. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to chat with our CORE Team, ask questions, and share a smile! 💙💛

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1. An image depicting four CORE Officers under a black canopy. Three of them stand smiling behind a table with a dark blue UC Davis Police Department tablecloth. In front of the table, an officer kneels on the grass next to K-9 Cali. Another officer stands in front of the table next to K-9 Leia.
2. An image depicting a woman in a black dress under a white canopy. The woman leans forward from a white folding chair to interact with a young girl standing in front of her for face painting. Behind a long white folding table, a man dressed in a vibrant, colorful patterned shirt and a whimsical hat is twisting red balloons.
3. An image depicting a man standing on the grass wearing a colorful geometric-print shirt, black pants, a whimsical hat, and bright red and blue shoes. In the center, a woman in a black dress sits at a white folding table, applying face paint to a young girl. A second young girl in a white t-shirt and grey skirt stands near the table holding a red balloon animal.
4. An image depicting a young boy stands preparing to shoot an orange basketball. He is playing an arcade-style basketball game set up under a white canopy. Several mini basketballs rest in the black mesh ball-return netting.
5. An image depicting a UC Davis Police Department booth. K-9 Leia sits happily on the grass in front of the table. Behind the long table covered in a UC Davis Police Department tablecloth. Two Aggie Hosts stand smiling behind the table under a black canopy tent.

05/27/2026

In honor of May being Safety Month, we want to take a quick moment to share some essential Bike and Pedestrian Safety Tips. 🚲Whether you’re on wheels or walking to your destination, everyone plays a role in keeping our Aggie community safe! 💙💛

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Two educational infographics:
1.”PEDESTRIAN SAFETY TIPS”. The main background is light blue, listing the following safety tips and icons:
• “Keep your eyes up, and your phone down.” A smartphone crossed out with a red diagonal line icon.
• “Wear bright-colored clothing or reflective gear if walking at night.” Icon of a person wearing a bright yellow vest.
• “Look left, right and left again before crossing the street.” Icon of three arrows pointing left, right, and left.
• “Make eye contact with drivers before crossing the street.” A large blue eye icon.
• “Always walk on sidewalks. If there are no sidewalks, walk facing traffic as far to the left as possible.” Icon of a pedestrian silhouette walking on a line next to a car.
• “Do not run or dart out into the street or cross between parked cars.” Icon of a crossed-out silhouette of people running into the street.
The bottom features a white banner with logos from the California Office of Traffic Safety.
2.”BICYCLE SAFETY TIPS”, an illustration of a cyclist is in the top right corner. The main background is yellow, listing the following safety tips and icons:
• “Wear a properly-fitted helmet.” Icon of a cartoon head wearing a red bicycle helmet.
• “Inspect your bike before riding. Ensure everything is secure and working properly.” Icon shows a yellow bicycle.
• “Obey street signs, signals, and road markings.” Icons show a STOP sign, a no-right-turn sign, a traffic light, and a crosswalk hand signal.
• “Ride in the same direction as traffic as far on the right-hand side as possible.” Icon of a cyclist riding on the right side of the road.
• “Don’t text, listen to music or use any device that distracts you from the road or traffic.” Icon of a smartphone crossed out with a red diagonal line.
• features a dark green with white text that reads: “Share these safety tips with your family and friends to ensure they are safe whenever they are on the go!”

05/18/2026

Paws-itively the best birthday ever! 🐾🎂
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate K-9 Cali and K-9 Leia’s birthday party! Cali and Leia loved celebrating with all their friends! 💙💛

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1. A festive graphic with a light cream background celebrating the UC Davis Police Department K-9s. Large letters at the top read “Happy Birthday” amidst colorful stars, balloons, and confetti. In the center are photos of the two dogs side-by-side: K-9 Cali, wearing her pink work vest and a purple party hat with the number three, and K-9 Leia, wearing her black work vest and a pink party hat with the number two The text “K-9 Cali & Leia” is written in bold blue font at the bottom, along with cartoon drawings of birthday presents and a cake.
2. Cori Rocket Dog, K-9 Cali, and K-9 Leia sit side-by-side in front of a blue “UC Davis Police Department” backdrop.
3. K-9 Cali and K-9 Leia sit side-by-side looking up happily. On the left, Cali, wears her pink “vest a purple party hat. On the right, Leia, smiles at the camera, wearing her black vest and her pink party hat. A person standing in black shorts and sneakers stands behind them, leaning forward to pet Cali’s head.
4. A close-up shot of K-9 Leia sitting. She is looking directly up toward the camera with an open-mouthed, happy expression. She’s wearing her black vest and her pink birthday party hat.
5. A close-up shot of K-9 Cali sitting happily. She has her mouth open, tongue out, and is looking off to the right. She’s wearing her pink vest and her purple birthday party hat.

05/15/2026

Today is Peace Officers Memorial Day 🚔. We honor the fallen heroes who gave their lives while serving and protecting their communities.
At UCDPD, we are reminded of the dedication, courage, and sacrifice carried by officers every day. We are grateful for those who continue to serve our campus community and forever honor those who are no longer with us— may their lives be a blessing. 💙💛

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Graphic with the words “National Peace Officer Memorial Day” over a dark blue background featuring a faded American flag and UC Davis Police patrol vehicles. Blue and gold design elements frame the image in the corners.

05/12/2026

Huge congratulations to the UCDPD Cadet Academy graduates! 👏🎓 These cadets have officially completed months of dedication, perseverance, and hard-earned training. We are so proud of their growth and can’t wait to see the impact they’ll make.

We also want to thank the officers and experts who joined us as guest instructors along the way. Thank you for giving us your time and sharing your expertise with our Cadets. 💙💛

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1. UC Davis Police Department cadets and instructors pose for a graduation photo outdoors. The cadets are wearing their uniform which consists of black pants and bright blue polo shirts with “UC DAVIS POLICE CADET” and the UC Davis seal on the chest. Behind them are the American and California state flags, along with a blue UCDPD banner.
2. In a classroom setting, UC Davis Police Department cadets in uniform are seated. On the floor next to the cadets are CPR training mannequins for a hands-on first aid and medical response session. At the front of the room, an instructor from UC Davis Fire Department stands next to a large projector screen displaying a slide about “Naloxone (Narcan) Administration”.
3. In a brightly lit classroom, UC Davis Police Department cadets in uniform are seated. At the front of the room, a female instructor from the Vallejo Police Department Evidence and Property Unit, in a black uniform, stands next to a large screen which displays a presentation slide titled “Evidence Collection,”.
4. In a classroom with dimmed lights, UC Davis Police Department cadets sit at long tables, their backs to the camera, wearing dark navy blue physical training uniforms. They are focused on two large projector screens at the front of the room, displaying a slide titled “Vehicle Stops”. An officer in uniform stands between the screens, gesturing as he lectures.
5. Inside a classroom, UC Davis Police Department cadets are seated wearing their uniform. At the front of the room, an instructor in a dark uniform stands before two large projector screens.The screen displays a presentation slide titled “Mental Health Crisis Response” for the UC Davis Police Cadet Training.

Address

625 Kleiber Hall Drive
Davis, CA
95616

Telephone

+15307542677

Website

https://linktr.ee/ucdpd, http://safetyservices.ucdavis.edu/safetymonth/week4

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