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For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergency assistance or general inquiries, contact Tennessee Tech University Police at 931-372-3234.

Office Location
242 East 10th Street, Foundation Hall,Cookeville,TN.

The University Police Department is committed to providing the highest quality professional law enforcement and public safety services to the campus community. We support the educational mission of the University by maintaining a safe campus environment conducive to learning. Service to Tennessee Tech’s students, faculty, staff, and visitors represents our top priority.

University Police Services and Resources

Functions of University Police

The Tennessee Tech University Police Department provides a variety of services to support campus safety, including:

  • Crime Prevention
  • Criminal Investigation
  • Safety Training
  • Vehicle Assistance Services
  • Emergency and 911 Services

Student Rights and Responsibilites 

Tennessee Tech University is committed to providing students with clear information regarding their rights and responsibilities. The Student Handbook, referenced during new students orientation, provides a comprehensive overview of these rights and responsibilities and is available online.  Students may also review university policies through Policy Central.

Campus Safety and Emergency Assistance

The Tennessee Tech University Police Department serves the campus community 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Community members are encouraged to report suspicious activity or behavior that seems unusual by calling 931-372-3234.

For crimes in progress or other emergencies, call 911 or use one of the blue light emergency telephones located throughout campus to request immediate assistance.

 

Latest Happenings

University Police lead an alcohol and drug awareness program for New Hall South.
Officers Lewis, Beaty, and Dale lead an interactive alcohol and drug awareness program for New Hall South residents.
University Police lead an alcohol and drug awareness program for New Hall South.
Officers Lewis, Beaty, and Dale lead an interactive alcohol and drug awareness program for New Hall South residents.
University Police lead an alcohol and drug awareness program for New Hall South.
Officers Lewis, Beaty, and Dale lead an interactive alcohol and drug awareness program for New Hall South residents.

 

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