McNeese State University Police Department

06/11/2026

The McNeese State University Police Department extends its heartfelt condolences on the passing of Dr. John Noble.

Dr. Noble was a dedicated supporter of McNeese State University and a proud member of the University of Louisiana System Board of Supervisors. Through his service and leadership, he worked tirelessly to support higher education and strengthen opportunities for students across Louisiana.

His commitment to McNeese and the University of Louisiana System left a lasting impact that will be felt for years to come. Dr. Noble's leadership, generosity, and dedication to public service will not be forgotten.

We extend our thoughts and prayers to his family, friends, fellow Board members, and all who had the privilege of knowing and working alongside him. He will be greatly missed.

06/02/2026

05/12/2026

It's National Police Week.
Honoring the courage, sacrifice, and service of our law enforcement officers as we remember the fallen and thank those who continue to serve.

05/11/2026

Thank you to Elite Wrecker Service for your continued police support.

02/05/2026

McNeese State University

11/10/2025

💙 Serving Beyond the Badge

The McNeese State University Police Department is Serving Beyond the Badge by hosting a Poke Pantry Food Drive to support our Cowboy community!
🫶 Donate non-perishable food items to help stock the shelves of the Poke Pantry and make a difference for students in need.

📍 Drop-off: McNeese State University Police Department (4497 Philip Williams Drive, Lake Charles, LA)

🎟 Perks:
✨ Students — Each donation enters you into a drawing for a faculty/staff hangtag!
🏈 Community — For every 5 non-perishable food items, you’ll receive 1 GA football ticket to the final home game on November 15th!

Let’s come together to support one another and show what it truly means to serve beyond the badge. 💙💛

08/25/2025

🏡 7 Days of Parking Passes – Day 2: Resident Parking Tags 🚗
Living on campus this semester? Here’s how to make sure your car is parked legally and safely at McNeese! 💙💛

✅ Resident Parking Permits – All students living in on-campus housing must have a Resident parking tag. You can purchase your permit online through your banner account and pick up your tag at the police station on campus.

📍 Where to Park:
Resident parking lots are reserved only for students living on campus. These parking areas are marked green or blue/green on the parking map.

🛑 Important:
• Do NOT park in fire zones or prohibited zones.
• Always display your resident permit clearly on your vehicle.
• Do NOT block driveways or entrances/exits — emergency and service vehicles need clear access at all times.
• Vehicles parked without the proper tag are subject to ticketing.

🕔 Pro Tip: Got visitors? Make sure they park in designated visitor spots or get a visitor pass from University Police.

📅 Keep following along for more daily tips on where to park at McNeese!

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08/25/2025

🚗 7 Days of Parking Passes – Day 1: Commuter Students 🅿️
Are you commuting to McNeese this semester? Here’s what you need to know to park like a pro:

✅ Commuter Parking Permits – Required for all commuter students! You can purchase your permit online through your banner account and then pick it up at the police station on campus. Make sure to display it properly to avoid tickets.

📍 Where to Park:
Commuter students can park in lots marked blue or blue/green. These are spread across campus and are first-come, first-served.

⚠️ Do NOT park in residential, faculty/staff, visitor, or reserved spots — those are off-limits for commuter permits.

🕘 Pro Tip: Arrive early! Lots tend to fill up between 8–10 AM.

Have questions? Contact University Police or check the campus parking map online.

📅 Stay tuned all week for more parking tips for every type of Cowboy!

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06/05/2025

⚠️Scam Alert⚠️

SCAM ALERT!!

04/16/2025

Pokes! Join us today in the Quad for Start by Believing, a Sexual Assault Awareness day event focused on supporting survivors and raising awareness for sexual violence prevention! You'll have the opportunity to cover a McNeese Police unit in notes of encouragement, take a pledge to believe survivors, and learn more about resources available! Make sure to bring denim to decorate for Denim Day!