University of South Carolina Police

University of South Carolina Police The USC Division of Law Enforcement and Safety is an accredited, full-service police department.

The Division of Law Enforcement and Safety is a full-service, accredited police department that patrols campus 24/7/365. Officers have statewide jurisdiction and provide traditional police duties such as patrol, investigations, forensics and physical security.

Catch this! 🏈 Carolina Alert, USC’s emergency notification source, will conduct its Fall Test on Tuesday, September 8, a...
09/03/2026

Catch this! 🏈 Carolina Alert, USC’s emergency notification source, will conduct its Fall Test on Tuesday, September 8, at 1 p.m. Visit sc.edu/CarolinaAlert to review emergency procedures and more.

Headed to the game on Saturday? 🏈Lots of new changes on game day at Williams-Brice. Check it out ⬇🔗.
09/02/2026

Headed to the game on Saturday? 🏈

Lots of new changes on game day at Williams-Brice. Check it out ⬇🔗.

09/02/2026
A guide on everything you need to know and do before coming to Williams-Brice Stadium 🏟️Find all info here: map.gamecock...
09/01/2026

A guide on everything you need to know and do before coming to Williams-Brice Stadium 🏟️

Find all info here: map.gamecocksonline.com

For those wishing to contribute to Officer DeLong’s Memorial Fund and Officer Dymock’s Recovery Fund, donations may be m...
08/31/2026

For those wishing to contribute to Officer DeLong’s Memorial Fund and Officer Dymock’s Recovery Fund, donations may be made through Serve & Connect’s official Tragedy Response Program. This program provides support to law enforcement families and agencies following critical incidents and line-of-duty tragedies.

To donate or learn more, please visit:
https://serveandconnect.org/tragedy-response-program/

In the wake of the tragic line-of-duty death of Officer Christopher DeLong and the injury of Officer David Dymock, many members of our community have asked how they can support our officers and their families.

For those wishing to contribute, donations may be made through Serve & Connect’s official Tragedy Response Program. This program provides support to law enforcement families and agencies following critical incidents and line-of-duty tragedies.

We are deeply grateful for the prayers, messages, acts of kindness and support extended to the Columbia Police Department during this incredibly difficult time.

To donate or learn more, please visit:
https://serveandconnect.org/tragedy-response-program/

Thank you for standing with the CPD family and honoring those who serve and sacrifice.

08/29/2026

Chief Wuchenich and the men and women of USCPD extend our heartfelt condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of Columbia Police Department Officer Christopher DeLong, who died in the line of duty today.

We stand alongside our friends and partners at the Columbia Police Department and share in the profound sadness of this tragic loss.

Our hearts are with Officer DeLong’s family, loved ones and fellow officers during the difficult days ahead. His service and dedication to the Columbia community will not be forgotten.

08/27/2026

Bike locks: red flags or green flags?

📢 A new CRIME BULLETIN has been posted on the Division of Law Enforcement & Safety’s website. 🔗⬇
08/26/2026

📢 A new CRIME BULLETIN has been posted on the Division of Law Enforcement & Safety’s website. 🔗⬇

08/25/2026

It’s disturbingly empty! 📦

Video description: An officer walks into a building and looks at an empty bin that is missing food donations for the Gamecock CommUnity Shop.

08/24/2026

Lock your vehicle. Lock your dorm. Lock your house. Lock your apartment. Lock your doors. Lock your windows. Lock your bike. Lock your moped. Lock your e-scooter. Lock your golf cart.

🔒 Lock all the things.

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1415 Henderson Street
Columbia, SC
29201

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