Season’s Greetings from The University Police

Department. We would like to wish you a Merry

Christmas and Happy New Year. May the Christmas

spirit be with you and your family!

December 7th is National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. The USS Arizona Memorial is lo-

cated in Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, Hawaii.

"Yesterday, December 7, 1941 — a date which will live in infamy — the United States of

America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the

Empire of Japan."

President Franklin D. Roosevelt

The University Police honor the veterans and family members on this day. We celebrate their

courage and commitment they made.

December 15th is National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day. The

University Police CHALLENGES you to a UGLY SWEATER

CONTEST. Come to The University Police Department, take a

picture with our tree, and be entered to win a Christmas gift. We

will contact the winner via email.

December is Toy Safety Month, please be mindful on the proper age

group of the toy you give this holiday. A good rule of thumb is if it can fit

through a toilet paper roll a small child can choke on it. The University Po-

lice would like you and your family to have a joyful and safe Christmas.

For more toy safety information please visit:

https://www.safekids.org

https://www.healthychildren.org

It is that time of year when Jack Frost comes nipping at your nose. The University Police would like to share

with you some safety tips for winter. 1). be mindful of the weather. The temperature can drop faster than you

know it. It is better to dress in layers. 2). be sure to wear some type of covering for your hands, nose, ears and

toes. Frostbite is no joke. 3). If you drive a vehicle, make sure you have a spare blanket and fuel in your car.

Check to see that your heater works and fluids are full. Check your tires, make sure they are properly inflated

and not to worn. 4). Be mindful of your activities outdoors, stay hydrated, if you get to cold or tired go inside to

get warm and rest. 5). Remember, The University Police is always here to help when needed. We assist with

vehicle jump-starts and vehicle unlocks.

The University Police Emergency number is (630) 829-6666

Stay safe and have a Merry Christmas.