Weber State University Police Department

09/24/2025

Later this morning, Sept. 24 at 10:15 a.m., Weber State University will test the Code Purple emergency notification system. A text message will be sent to those who are signed up to receive text messages at that time with a link containing instructions on how to download the Code Purple App which contains other safety resources. No need to be alarmed, it is only a test.

08/29/2025

WSUPD is set for Block Party 2025! Come meet Ofc. Blocks at our booth located between Wattis and Lindquist!

08/28/2025

Who's ready for Block Party 2025!?!? Your WSUPD officers are ready!!

08/20/2025

Good morning wildcats! WSUPD along with multiple agencies across Weber County will be conducting a training exercise at the W4/W5 parking lots and IPE building. Expect to see a large police/fire/medic presence on campus till Noon.

05/15/2025

Unclaimed property notice!
If you believe you have lost property at Weber State University, please claim your property from the Weber State Police Department. Found property and Safe Keep property will be disposed of after 90 days. The property consists of, but is not limited to, wallets, backpacks, bicycles, electronics, cash, jewelry, and keys.

If you have lost an item on the Weber State University campus or need to claim your property, please call our Weber State Police Department Evidence Technician at 801-626-6489.

04/02/2025

For your awareness, the Utah Department of Public Safety’s (DPS) Bureau of Criminal Identification (BCI) will conduct a statewide TEST of the AMBER Alert system on Thursday, April 3, between 4:00 and 4:30 PM. This test is part of an upgrade to align the system with modern national standards and verify its integration with FEMA’s Emergency Alert System (EAS).

What to Expect:
A TEST AMBER Alert notification will be sent statewide to mobile devices, TV, radio, and highway message boards.

The alert will include a distinct tone and vibration on mobile devices, similar to a real AMBER Alert.

The message will clearly state that it is a TEST and that no action is required.

12/13/2024

Weber State University will be hosting our 163rd graduation today! Excellent job, Wildcats!

Make sure you know if you will be graduating at the Dee Events Center or the Val Browning Center. Give yourself plenty of time to get on campus. As of posting this it is still snowing and our plow team is cleaning it up as efficiently as possible.

09/20/2024

Weber State University Police Department is hiring for an entry-level police officer! Come be a part of our tight-knit, community oriented policing team.

To carry out assigned activities, operations and programs within the police department including routine foot-patrol, traffic control and crime prevention. Primary and principle duties also consist of the prevention and detection of crime and the enforcement of criminal statutes or ordinances of the...

08/26/2024

Welcome back to campus, Wildcats!

SLOWWWW DOWN! Expect tickets for exceeding 15-25 mph through campus, nearby neighborhoods

Weber State and Ogden City police are coordinating efforts to ensure public safety on and around campus with a particular focus on speeding. As the new school year begins, be aware that they will issue tickets to those speeding through campus and the surrounding neighborhoods. 

DEE EVENTS CENTER PARKING LOT

Speed limit is 15 mph, as are all Weber State parking lots

NEIGHBORHOODS

Speed limit is 25 mph. Police are keeping an especially close eye on Taylor Avenue, which runs north and south between Stewart Stadium and the Dee Events Center. Speed indicators have been placed on Taylor Avenue to remind drivers to slow down on the residential street

OGDEN AND DAVIS CAMPUS 

Speed limits range from 15–25 mph, and are posted on all campus streets

With school starting, drivers should expect to see more pedestrians — including children — on our roads, which can increase the risk of auto-pedestrian accidents. According to a recent KSL article, the number of auto-pedestrian accidents last school year skyrocketed to 990, including 34 deaths. 

Please, let’s keep our campus safe. WATCH YOUR SPEED and SLOW DOWN!

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07/14/2024

If you are planning to attend today's Lindquist Pops Concert at Weber State University, be prepared for high temperatures. Please dress for the weather, drink plenty of water and try to stay in the shade if possible. Free water stations are shown on the attached map. Concessions are also available along Dixon Dr. In case of severe winds or lightning, the buildings indicated on the map (Shepherd Union Building, Kimball Visual Arts, Swenson Gym and the Student Service Center) will be opened for temporary shelter. Have fun and be safe!

07/10/2024

Weber State University Annual Pops Concert will be held on July 14, 2024. All main entrances onto Weber State University from Harrison Blvd. as well as Dixon Parkway on campus, will be closed starting at 9am on July 13, 2024 till the conclusion of Pops Concert on July 14, 2024.

To get onto campus during the closure, utilize 3600 South to Edvalson or 4200 South to Taylor Ave.

Happy Pops Concert and we hope to see you there!!

01/11/2024

Have you ever wanted to take a self defense course?!? Here is an opportunity provided by Weber State University Police Department!! We will hold our spring RAD course on March 25, 26 and 27th! To register and for more information visit weber.edu/police/rad.html