Keep an eye out for zombies roaming campus and join us at the Zombie Preparedness Festival to learn more about how to prepare for a zombie attack and emergencies of all kinds.

After seven years of keeping the UNC community safe, Kash has earned “a steak or two” in retirement, says UNC Police K-9 handler Matt Dodson.

At Carolina, Brian James will work to continue bridging and developing relationships between UNC Police and members of the campus and local community.

Access to the Public Safety Building is available via Emergency Room Drive while construction on the UNC Hospitals Generator Plant project and the P2P Parking Lot project are ongoing in the area.

In an effort to reduce the exposure of UNC Police officers to the COVID-19 virus while remaining committed to assisting community members on a personal and professional basis during this current health emergency, we will be enacting a temporary “Special … Continued

UNC Police has received two separate reports today from Carolina students indicating suspicious conditions related to a subject driving a silver-colored four-door sedan. One student reported that the vehicle approached her on Lenoir Drive as she left her residence hall … Continued

David Perry has led Carolina’s police force just a short time, but he has a long list of positive things he wants to do. Chief Perry talks about his approach, and he unveils how he will literally roll through campus.

David Perry joins Carolina from Florida State University and brings a distinguished 25-year career in law enforcement and campus safety. He has embraced community policing and has demonstrated success in building relationships between campus police and the community.

We are pleased to announce that Thomas C. Younce will join Carolina as interim chief of UNC Police, effective July 1, 2019.