UTPD Chief Shane Streepy joined fellow public safety and security professionals today at the 2026 ASIS International Securing the Future Conference.
Chief Streepy participated in the panel discussion, “Safer Spaces: Strengthening Security at College Campuses, Stadiums, and Event Venues,” discussing approaches to improving safety and security across these spaces.
Thank you to @ASIS_Intl for bringing together professionals from across the industry for these important conversations!
Last Friday, our officers joined Texas Lassos and Longhorns Against Drunk Driving for their Day of Remembrance event, bringing impaired driving simulation goggles for students to try. 🥽
Thank you to the student organizers and MADD Texas for helping raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving and the importance of making safe choices! 🤘
#UTPD #WeSERVE
Longhorns are back in DKR this weekend 🤘
Before game day, make sure you have the LiveSafe app downloaded and ready to go. It is a helpful tool for campus safety information and for contacting UTPD when needed.
UTPD officers will be in and around DKR throughout game day. Have a great time and enjoy the game!
Looking for your next opportunity in law enforcement? 🚔
Bring your experience to a team dedicated to serving the UT Austin community. Learn more and apply today! 🤘
Bring your experience to UTPD. 🤘
We’re hiring experienced lateral officers for opportunities across UTPD, including assignments in Patrol and Hospital Operations.
Qualifying prior law enforcement experience may count toward lateral salary placement, with competitive pay, benefits and opportunities for career growth.
Learn more and apply: utaustin.wd1.myworkdayjobs.c…
UTPD Chief Shane Streepy has been recognized by SafeHorns with the 2026 Community Impact Award.
Presented in memory of Haruka Weiser, the award honors individuals and organizations whose compassion, commitment and action help strengthen the campus community. SafeHorns recognized Chief Streepy for his leadership, commitment to campus safety, and work to strengthen partnerships across UT Austin and the broader Austin community.
Assistant Chief Pat Connor and Chief Security Officer David Armistead accepted the award on Chief Streepy’s behalf during National Night Out. Thank you for this meaningful recognition and for your continued partnership in keeping our community safe and connected. 🧡
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Another great National Night Out in West Campus! 🤘🧡
Thanks to everyone who stopped by to meet our officers, connect with local and campus public safety partners and spend the evening with us.
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Join UTPD for National Night Out! 🤘
Come out for an evening of community, connection, and safety with UTPD, the West Campus Ambassadors, local public safety partners and UT safety and emergency teams.
• Tuesday, October 6
• 6 to 8 PM
• 411 W 23rd Street — Parking lot behind the University Co-op
Free and open to UT students. We hope to see you there!
Bring your experience to UTPD. 🤘
We’re hiring experienced lateral officers for opportunities across UTPD, including assignments in Patrol and Hospital Operations.
Qualifying prior law enforcement experience may count toward lateral salary placement, with competitive pay, benefits and opportunities for career growth.
Learn more and apply: utaustin.wd1.myworkdayjobs.c…
The safety of Longhorns is our highest priority. Overnight, an Austin resident reportedly suffering from a mental health crisis made threats against our campus and others. The Austin Police Department arrested him early this morning and is the primary investigative agency. This individual has no affiliation with the University. We are thankful to our partners at APD for their swift action to protect our Longhorn community. We will continue to monitor this case as it moves through the justice system.
UTPD routinely coordinates with our local, state and federal law enforcement partners, exchanging information and monitoring potential threats to ensure every person on our campus is safe and feels safe and supported. As always, we encourage all Longhorns to always be vigilant and report anything suspicious by calling 911 or texting UTPD through the UT LiveSafe app.
Shane Streepy
Chief of Police, UT Police Department
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🚨 Stay connected with Longhorn Alert! 🤘
UT Austin’s emergency notification system keeps students, faculty, staff, guests, parents and visitors informed during emergencies via text, email and/or phone call.
Learn more and update your info here: longhornalert.utexas.edu./
Join UTPD for National Night Out! 🤘
Come out for an evening of community, connection, and safety with UTPD, the West Campus Ambassadors, local public safety partners and UT safety and emergency teams.
• Tuesday, October 6
• 6 to 8 PM
• 411 W 23rd Street — Parking lot behind the University Co-op
Free and open to UT students. We hope to see you there!
Texas is back at DKR this weekend. 🤘☀️
If you’re heading to the game, stay ahead of the heat. Keep water with you, use sunscreen, take breaks when you can, and find shade or air conditioning if you start feeling overheated. UTPD officers will be in and around DKR throughout game day to support a safe environment for our community.
Stay hydrated and enjoy the game, Longhorns!










































