Eastern CT State University Police Department

04/25/2026

Some more videos from the dunk tank fundraiser coordinated by Eastern SAAC to raise money for Special Olympics! Ofc. Jean Bazelais participated, take a look at these videos!

04/22/2026

Though Goliath has many useful service functions, it turns out he struggles with sign language! Join the Eastern ASL Club this Friday, April 24th, from 6:30-7:30 at the Student Center, Room 219!

04/18/2026

Supporting the Warriors in their doubleheader against Keene State!

04/15/2026

Telecommunicators serve as the critical first point of contact during emergencies and play an essential role in ensuring the safety of our officers, campus community, and the public. Their professionalism, calm demeanor, and ability to manage multiple tasks under pressure are vital to the success of our operations.

Whether handling emergency calls, coordinating responses, or providing critical information in real time, our Telecommunicators demonstrate dedication, resilience, and commitment to service. Their contributions often occur behind the scenes, but their impact is significant and deeply appreciated.

Please join me in recognizing and thanking our Telecommunicators for their hard work, professionalism, and continued commitment to the department and the community we serve.

04/11/2026

Traffic stop practice supporting Autistic drivers and passengers

04/05/2026

Happy Easter from K9 Goliath !

04/02/2026

April is Autism Acceptance Month—a time to move beyond awareness and actively foster understanding, inclusion, and respect.

At Eastern Connecticut State University Police Department, we are committed to building meaningful connections with all members of our community. This includes supporting individuals on the autism spectrum through education, engagement, and thoughtful policing practices.
Programs like our upcoming Traffic Stop Practice event on April 11, 2026, developed in partnership with the Southern Connecticut State University Center of Excellence on Autism Disorder and local law enforcement partners, reflect that commitment. These efforts help create safer, more comfortable interactions while strengthening trust between law enforcement and the community we serve.

Autism acceptance is about recognizing strengths, valuing differences, and ensuring every individual feels seen, respected, and supported.

We are proud to stand with our community this month—and every month—in promoting understanding and inclusion.

04/02/2026

There is no shuttle service this weekend, Friday through Sunday. The service will resume on Monday as usual.

03/30/2026