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PSA: Abandoned Bikes in Student Housing Villages (Hillside, Parkside, and Beachside) On June 24, UPD will tag bikes that...
06/23/2026

PSA: Abandoned Bikes in Student Housing Villages (Hillside, Parkside, and Beachside)

On June 24, UPD will tag bikes that appear to be abandoned in Hillside, Parkside, and Beachside. To avoid having your bike tagged, please ensure it is properly stored between June 23–25. Per Student Housing, bikes may be temporarily stored inside your room during this period; however, once the tagging process is completed on June 26, all bikes must be returned to the outdoor bike racks. Although e-bikes and e-scooters are never permitted inside the Student Housing villages, they will also be tagged as abandoned if they are not stored at a location away from these areas.

Any bikes that are tagged as abandoned will be collected and removed on July 8 and taken to Lost and Found. To reclaim a bike from Lost and Found, you must provide proof of ownership, such the bike’s serial number or other identifying documentation.

Bike Safety Tips:
- Register your bike with University Police (UPD) to deter theft and ensure your bike is returned if lost or stolen (link in the bio to register).
- If you decide not to register your bike with UPD, make sure you take a photo of your bike and have your bike’s serial number for your records in case it gets lost.
- If you are here long term and park your bike at the bike rack or cages, check your bike on a weekly basis and move your bike to different locations.

Important Dates
- June 23 – 25: Store your bikes inside to avoid being tagged
- June 24: UPD will tag abandoned bikes
- June 26: Bikes must be returned to outdoor bike racks
- July 8: Abandoned bikes will be removed and taken to Lost and Found

Meet the newest CSO Supervisor, Stephanie Ocampo! Stephanie, a Criminal Justice major, has been part of the CSO Program ...
06/18/2026

Meet the newest CSO Supervisor, Stephanie Ocampo! Stephanie, a Criminal Justice major, has been part of the CSO Program since 2024. She loves being part of the program because it has helped her build valuable connections with the campus community and exposed her to different aspects of law enforcement.

Yesterday, three members of the University Police Department were recognized at the Annual Staff Service Awards and Reco...
06/17/2026

Yesterday, three members of the University Police Department were recognized at the Annual Staff Service Awards and Recognition reception for their years of dedicated service to CSULB!

- Dispatcher Banks (first photo, left) - 20 years of service
- Dispatcher Gresty (first photo, upper right) - 10 years of service
- Emergency Manager Allyson (first photo, lower right) - 10 years of service

We were thrilled to celebrate their career milestones and the countless contributions they have made to our department and the campus community.

May 2026 Monthly Activity Summary 🚨- Calls for Service: All incidents that our officers are assigned to assist, handle, ...
06/12/2026

May 2026 Monthly Activity Summary 🚨

- Calls for Service: All incidents that our officers are assigned to assist, handle, or resolve.

- Arrests: Individuals taken into custody.

- CAST Service Episodes: Services provided by CAST, our mobile mental health team, to support students, faculty, staff, and the surrounding community. Service episodes include crisis calls, intensive case management, and welfare checks.

- Campus Events, Trainings, and Presentations: Safety trainings, presentations, and outreach events provided to the campus.

Our UPD officers undergo a wide variety of trainings throughout the year to ensure they are well-prepared, knowledgeable...
06/11/2026

Our UPD officers undergo a wide variety of trainings throughout the year to ensure they are well-prepared, knowledgeable, and equipped to perform their duties safely and effectively. Range training plays a vital role in reinforcing safe practices and maintaining essential skills while ensuring the highest standards of safety for both officers and the community.

06/10/2026

Before and after the torch run. 😅

UPD had a great time at the 2026 Special Olympics Summer Games! Our officers, CSOs, and K9 Porto enjoyed supporting the ...
06/09/2026

UPD had a great time at the 2026 Special Olympics Summer Games! Our officers, CSOs, and K9 Porto enjoyed supporting the athletes and making positive connections with community members and visitors.

Law Enforcement Torch Run for the 2026 Special Olympics Summer Games 🔥 Our department was proud to participate in the fi...
06/08/2026

Law Enforcement Torch Run for the 2026 Special Olympics Summer Games 🔥 Our department was proud to participate in the final leg of the torch run and honored to support an event that promotes acceptance, inclusion, and opportunities for athletes of all abilities.

This summer, our campus Emergency Manager, Allyson, will be collaborating with the Beach Staff Development Center to hos...
06/04/2026

This summer, our campus Emergency Manager, Allyson, will be collaborating with the Beach Staff Development Center to host a series of emergency preparedness workshops for staff. Through emergency response and disaster preparedness workshops, we hope to empower staff to respond confidently and effectively during emergencies to contribute to safer campus community.

In addition to these workshops, Emergency Preparedness Trainings are available by request to any student or employee group, club, or department on campus. You can request a training with the link in the bio!

Please join us in wishing Gail a very happy retirement!  After 23 years of dedicated service, Gail, our Assistant to the...
05/29/2026

Please join us in wishing Gail a very happy retirement!

After 23 years of dedicated service, Gail, our Assistant to the Chief, is retiring. For over two decades, Gail has been an integral part of the University Police Department where she has supported five chiefs and served as a constant source of support for our entire department.

Beyond her impact within our department, Gail has consistently given back to the community through her involvement in the Staff Council Toy Drive each holiday season and her willingness to lend a helping hand at campus events throughout the years.

While her dedication, positive attitude, and countless contributions will truly be missed, we wish Gail all the best as she begins this well-earned retirement!

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1250 Bellflower Boulevard
Long Beach, CA
90840

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