UT Police at Houston

Boots, hats, and badges! Officer Henry Hill and Sergeant Bethaney Covington showing their Houston Rodeo spirit alongside @UTHealthHouston President Dr. Kibbe. Serving the community never goes out of style! #HoustonRodeo #ProtectandServe

Our recruitment team recently attended the HCC First Responders Fair to connect with students and community members interested in careers in public safety. We’re always looking for dedicated individuals who want to make a difference. Apply today at utph.org/careers.

This Women’s History Month, we want to take a moment to recognize and thank our incredible women commissioned officers. Your dedication, professionalism, and leadership help keep our community safe every day. We appreciate you today and every day.

What a great day to celebrate Go Texan Day! #UTPolice

I visited the University of Texas Police at Houston and toured the facility serving #UTHealthHouston and MD Anderson. Spending time with this team reinforced my appreciation for their dedication and professionalism. Grateful for all they do each day to protect our community.

Join us in congratulating Police Cadets Michael Lopez, LaToya Johnson, and Jason Campbell as they begin the HCC Police Academy this week! We couldn’t be prouder of their commitment, growth, and dedication to serving our community. Wishing all three cadets great success!

UTPH commanders joined university, city, county, state and federal partners this morning for training and a Table Top Exercise (TTX) in preparation for FIFA World Cup. #preparedness -100

We were honored to celebrate April’s Heart of MD Anderson, Senior Public Safety Officer Armando Viscarri, at last week’s reception. He was surrounded by family, colleagues, and fellow honorees. Congratulations, SPSO Viscarri! Well deserved! #HeartofMDA #PublicSafety

We had to hop on this trend! But honestly, this cartoon nails it—our Chief’s joyful spirit is real, and that smile? 100% guaranteed every time you see him! #UTPolice

On World Cancer Day, we honor those we’ve lost, stand with those still fighting, and celebrate survivors and caregivers who inspire us every day. UT Police is honored to serve, protect, and support our community with compassion, professionalism, and care.

Thank you to our UT Police team who assisted with Winter Storm Fern over the past few days. Your dedication, long hours, and willingness to spend time away from your families to protect and serve our community does not go unnoticed. #ThankYou #Teamwork

Shoutout to our partners at Facilities Management for all the work. -100

@UTPoliceHouston is standing up operations for #WinterStormFern . Please stay off the roadways once it gets below freezing with this moisture. -100

Captain Redmond shares important winter weather safety tips to help keep our community safe and prepared during severe conditions. Stay alert, stay informed, and stay safe. #UTPolice #WeatherSafety

For anyone new to Houston @houstontranstar (traffic.houstontranstar.org) is a great resource for road conditions in the city! As we prepare for winter weather, please check roads before heading out this weekend. -100

Its a team effort getting storm ready: PSS Doyle is explaining what volunteering for working the storm will be like as she fills out Uniform Security schedules. We have ice treatment, chains and ice scrapers at the ready! Anyone hungry for MREs and canned water? -100

On Friday UT Police conducted response exercises in Diagnostic Imaging in #TexasMedicalCenter. Clinical Teams were trained then participated with @UTPoliceHouston Patrol Officers. #preparedness -100

Today, @utpolicehouston hosted Dr. Lee, EVP & Chief Physician Exec, Program Manager Heckard, and Dr. Botz for a department tour. These visits strengthen collaboration and highlight our mission in action. #UTPolice #CommunityFirst

Did you know? UT Police is equipped with High Water Rescue Vehicles to respond during severe weather and flooding events. We train year-round and prepare ahead of every storm, because readiness saves lives. At UT Police, preparedness is not reactive—it’s proactive.

On Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, we honor the brave officers who protect and serve our community every day. To show our gratitude, we decorated a trolley, delivered sweet treats, and invited our leadership and colleagues to share appreciation messages.