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Stay Safe: 1. Trust your instincts & get to safety. 2. Intervene safely and call for help. 3. Contact UPD Community Engagement at 512-245-2805 for safety education/CRASE training. 4. Use Bobcat Safe Rides (512-245-1689) or Code Maroon Rides. Dial 911 in an emergency. (3/4)
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Need Help? TXST PD Non-Emergency: 512-245-2805 Dean of Students: 512-245-2124 Title IX: 512-245-2539 Counseling Center: 512-245-2208 Hays Caldwell Women’s Center: 512-396-3404 Hope Alliance: 800-460-7233 Issued in compliance with the Clery Act. (4/4)
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TXST Timely Warning: UPD responded to a report of a burglary & indecent assault at Cypress Hall on Oct 11, 2026, at ~7:30 a.m. An individual entered an unsecured residential room. Officers searched the area; the suspect was not located. Investigation is ongoing. (1/4)
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Suspect Description: Unknown age dark complexion male, approx. 5’5”, slim build, wearing a dark bucket hat, no shoes/socks, and a dark blanket/cape over his shoulders. Remember: No action or inaction by a victim makes them responsible for a crime. (2/4)
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On September 13, 2026, San Marcos Fire Department responded to a report of a possible fire at Commons Dining Hall on the Texas State University San Marcos Campus. Upon arrival, firefighters observed light smoke coming from a basement vent and, following an extensive search
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, located a fire in a crawl space below the building’s basement. The fire was extinguished. Commons Dining Hall was safely evacuated and will remain closed while the situation is assessed. Students are encouraged to use Harris Dining Hall as an alternative.
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The university appreciates the quick response of the San Marcos Fire Department and our campus teams.
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TXST Alert- This is a test of the Texas State University Alert-Emergency Notification System. This is only a test. No action is required.
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UPDATE 4:30 p.m.: The missing adult was found safe. Thank you for your help
Missing Vulnerable Adult San Marcos Police are asking for the public’s help locating William Thompson, 82, who was last seen near Quail Creek Drive and Mandalay Lane wearing a navy blue shirt, khaki pants, and sandals.
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University Police at TXST retweeted
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Thompson may also be accompanied by his black pit bull “Peaches”. William has dementia, and there is concern for his safety. If you have seen William or know where he may be, please call police immediately.
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University Police at TXST retweeted
Missing Vulnerable Adult San Marcos Police are asking for the public’s help locating William Thompson, 82, who was last seen near Quail Creek Drive and Mandalay Lane wearing a navy blue shirt, khaki pants, and sandals.
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TXST Alert-TEST: This is a test of the Texas State University emergency notification system as part of the Texas statewide alerting systems drill occurring today between 10:00 AM and 12:30 PM. No emergency is occurring. No action is required.
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📷 MEET OUR NEWEST TEAM MEMBER! 📷 We’re adding a specialized tactical unit to the department: Officer Acorn. Due to his size and extreme agility, Officer Acorn will be responsible for undercover operations in the Quad oak trees.
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He’s already completed three successful missions of chattering loudly at strangers. We are thrilled to have this level of dedication on the force. ...... APRIL FOOLS!!
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🚨Statewide Emergency Alert Test - April 2, 2026🚨 On Thursday, April 2, 2026, at the request of the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM), a statewide test of emergency alerting systems will take place between 10:00 AM and 12:30 PM.
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Regular testing helps ensure emergency alert systems function properly and allows agencies to evaluate how alerts are delivered during real emergencies.
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If you have any questions about the Emergency Notification System or this test, please contact the Office of Emergency Management at [email protected].
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