Director of Public Safety and Chief of Police at UC. Retired Cincinnati Police Chief, 33-year Veteran, Husband, Father, all things sci-fi, and jazz lover!
Cincinnati, OH
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I want to extend my sincerest appreciation to our UC Police Emergency Communications Dispatchers and our local Cincinnati and Hamilton County dispatchers for their hard work and efforts in keeping campus and our community safe.
Chief Eliot K. Isaac retweeted
On Saturday, @GoBearcatsMBB celebrated the story of UCPD Officer Darryn Chenault and his nephew, Arryn Chenault. Arryn donated his kidney to Darryn in 2023. Learn more about their incredible story at xitter.cf/GoBEARCATS/status/1763…. @LifeCenterCincy
Tonight at Fifth Third Arena, we celebrate not just basketball, but the incredible story of a kidney donor and recipient within our Bearcats family. As we embrace this moment, we also recognize @LifeCenterCincy's invaluable support for our community and Bearcats Athletics. They are committed to saving, healing, and changing lives, a mission that supports families like Darryn and Arryn Chenault's. Their journey, profoundly impacted by the gift of organ donation, highlights the power of such acts of kindness.
#LifeCenter #OrganDonation #DarrynAndArrynChenault #Bearcats
I wanted to thank @UCStudentGov for putting on a Town Hall event yesterday. Thank you to everyone who took the time to attend and hear more about safety, housing and transportation at UC.
I appreciate the invitation to share some of the work Public Safety has been doing lately with Faculty and Staff Senate, @UCStudentGov and @GSG_UC at their annual joint meeting last night.
Congratulations to UCPD's newest captain, Jason Voelkerding, and our newest sergeants, Jordan Blanton and Eric Frey.
I was grateful to be part of another wonderful Driven Project #supercartherapy event this past weekend.
Superhero smiles in Cincinnati
#wyler #drivenproject #supercartherapy #keepdrivingforward #cincinnati #cincinnatiohio #ohio #cincy #charity #nonprofit #gogold #childhoodcancer #rmhc #cincychildrens
Happy first day of classes, Bearcats! Wishing you all a safe and enjoyable fall semester. Public Safety is available 24/7/365 if you need us. You can find us in Edwards Three at 51 W Corry, by calling 513-556-1111 or by emailing [email protected].
Yesterday @TeresaTheetge and I, along with members of @UCPublicSafety, Student Affairs and @CincyPD, got out and spoke with some of our students living off campus to remind them of the importance of being good neighbors ahead of the upcoming semester.
Chief Eliot K. Isaac retweeted
Yesterday, the Public Safety leadership staff attended a retreat focused on our vision, mission, values and goal alignment, along with leadership development and team building.
This week is National Police Week. I wanted to share my appreciation for the hard work UCPD officers do every day. I also wanted to reflect on the sacrifice of officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty for the safety and protection of others. youtube.com/watch?v=M6881IJh…
My heart goes out to the Springfield Township Police Department and the family and friends of Officer Tim Unwin, and the family and friends of the civilian driver also involved in the crash. Please accept my deepest condolences. You will be in my thoughts.
Sending a special thank you today to the women who work for UC Public Safety. Thank you for all you do to keep campus safe.
Beautiful memorial service today in remembrance of those we have lost from our UC community in 2022. I appreciated the opportunity to gather and remember them, especially UCPD Dispatcher Cindy Shipp.
Today we gathered with others from UC to remember the Bearcats we lost in 2022, including UCPD Dispatcher Cindy Shipp. Thank you to Jill Schmidt, Corey Buckler and Reanna Kingery for writing a beautiful tribute to Cindy, and to Reanna for reading the tribute during the service.
ALT A projector screen reads "Cynthia Shipp" and shows a headshot of Cynthia. A person stands at a podium on a stage in front of the screen reading a tribute. Audience members sit in front of the stage listening.
ALT Rocks with painted messages remembering Cindy Shipp lay on a table.
Sending my heartfelt condolences to Officer Zick's family and my brothers and sisters at the Cincinnati Police Department. You will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Congratulations to these UC Public Safety employees celebrating work anniversaries recently.
Cincinnati is well in hand with the newest @CincyPD Chief, @TeresaTheetge. Congratulations!
I've had the pleasure of working with many dedicated, hard working law enforcement officers throughout my career. Thank you so much for all that you do. #LawEnforcementAppreciationDay
Congratulations, @TeresaTheetge! I wish you all the best in your new role.
