The Pitt Police Department has its own duty-to-intervene policy and receives additional training through the ABLE Project, in which members are taught leadership principles and how to effectively intervene in actions taken by their peers, regardless of rank.  The goal is to prevent misconduct, reduce costly mistakes, and promote the mental and physical health of our department members. 

Members of the Pitt community, like all college communties, are being targeted by scammers. With tax season upon us, here are some important tips on recognizing scams and how to avoid being victimized.

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The Citizens Police Academy wrapped up another semester, with the students -- and the officers -- gaining a valuable persepective about policing within the Pitt community.

Crime Alerts allow the University of Pittsburgh Police Department in accordance with University policy to inform the Pitt community about a serious or ongoing situation and even gather tips that can aid in investigating the crime.

The University of Pittsburgh Police Department is looking for new Police Officers, Guards and Emergency Dispatchers to join our ranks, including at our regional campuses. Also, find out about our Police Development Program.

The University of Pittsburgh Police Department is offering training on how to protect yourself in the event of an active-killer situation, with a focus on defensive tactics and situational awareness. All staff members and faculty are encouraged to take part.