Chase your purpose. Build your future. Make a difference.
ASU Police is hiring police officer recruits, lateral police officers and 911 dispatchers.
Join us in serving and protecting the ASU community.
Learn more and apply: cfo.asu.edu/applicant
#ASUPolice #NowHiring
October is National Pedestrian Safety Month.
Use crosswalks, follow signals, stay off your phone and make sure drivers see you before you cross.
Stay alert. Be seen. Get there safely.
#PedestrianSafetyMonth #ASUPolice
Arizona State University Police Department retweeted
Campus safety reminder: Follow these guidelines to ensure you are properly handling your electric transportation device while on @ASU campuses.
More information: bit.ly/4hHvs31
@ASUtransit @ASUPolice @ASUStaffCouncil @ASUStudentLife
Campus Advisory - Tempe campus- Hayden Library will be closed until further notice.
Please use the Noble Library and the Memorial Union as alternate study locations.
Thank you.
ALL CLEAR - Tempe Campus - Hayden Library, 300 E Orange St, Tempe. Hayden Library has re-opened for normal activities following their normal operating hours. Thank you.
Hayden Library is closed due to a fire. The fire has been extinguished, but the ASU community is asked to use alternate libraries until further notice. Updates will be provided as they become available.
CHASE YOUR PURPOSE
The Arizona State University Police Department is hiring lateral officers.
✔ Longevity pay beginning at 2 yrs
✔ Tuition reduction for employees and eligible dependents
Send your resume to: [email protected]
#ASUPolice #LawEnforcementJobs #PoliceCareers
Crime and intelligence analysts turn information into action. Their work helps identify trends, support investigations and guide decisions that strengthen public safety. Today, we thank our analyst for the critical work they do behind the scenes to help keep our community safe.
Are you ready to chase your purpose?
ASU Police is holding a police recruit testing event on Saturday, September 12, 2026, at 7 a.m. at ASU Police Headquarters.
To reserve your spot, email [email protected].
Arizona State University Police Department retweeted
Have a bike or e-scooter on @ASU campus? Here’s what to know:
📋 Register your ride: ow.ly/7z3t50ZxK87
🚲 🛴 Find parking: ow.ly/2Opz50ZxK8a
⚠️ Know the new @Tempegov e-bike/scooter ordinance: ow.ly/vsEF50ZxK88
@ASUPolice @ASULiveSafe @ASUHousing @asumoms
Arizona State University Police Department retweeted
#SunDevils: Lot 59 remains OPEN. ✅
Some Lot 59 spaces are being removed for new development, including former solar-covered spaces. Find additional parking at:
🚗 Lot 59 North, north of Rio Salado Parkway
🅿️ Lot 59 NE, east of Rural Road.
@ASUPolice @ASU @ASULiveSafe
Arizona State University Police Department retweeted
🔱Welcome back, #SunDevils!
🚌 Fall 2026 shuttle service:
▪️Weekend service resumes Saturday, Aug. 15.
▪️Weekday service starts Monday, Aug. 17.
ℹ️More info: ow.ly/vsWo50Wyhhl
➡️Track your shuttle: ow.ly/gszT50WyhiL
@GoASUFam @ASUtransit @ASULiveSafe @ASU
Are you ready to make a difference on the Downtown Phoenix Campus?
Apply to become a Campus Safety Aide today. Enjoy part-time work with evening and overnight shifts available.
Applications close August 6. myworkday.com/asu/d/inst/15$…
Make a difference on campus. Apply to become a Campus Safety Aide today.
Enjoy part-time work with evening and overnight shifts available.
Applications close July 22. Apply at myworkday.com/asu/d/inst/15$….
We are saddened to announce the passing of K-9 Nala, who died May 28 due to complications from cancer.
Nala proudly served the our department from 2019 to 2026. She was a devoted partner and a beloved member of our department family.
Thank you for your service. Rest easy Nala.
Are you ready to chase your purpose?
ASU Police is holding a police recruit testing event on Saturday, July 11, 2026, at 8 a.m. at ASU Police Headquarters.
To reserve your spot, email [email protected].
Arizona State University Police Department retweeted
E-bikes, E-scooters and E-motos.
Whatever you ride, please follow the rules of the road and wear a helmet. It could save your life.
Not every electric ride is an e-bike under Arizona law.
Knowing which one you're riding helps keep you legal—and everyone safer.



























