EWU University Police
609 W 7th St
Mailstop 101 Red Barn
Cheney, WA 99004
Dial 911 if you have a life-threatening emergency or crime in progress
For non-emergency police assistance: 509.359.7676
Office phone: 509.359.6498 (M-F 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
Non-emergency police assistance: 509.359.7676
Email: police@ewu.edu
EWU Spokane Campus Safety & Security Office
Health Education and Research Building (HERB)
Room 201
Dial 509.358.7995
Dial #40 from campus phones
Email: rpsecurity@wsu.edu
Link to WSU Spokane Security Office
Mission: We are committed to continuously working in partnership with our diverse campus community so together we may foster trust, reduce incidents of crime and promote safety through education and enforcement.
Message from the Director of Public Safety/Chief of Police
Dear University Community:
Welcome to Eastern Washington University. Our police department has 13 commissioned police officers who patrol and protect our campus community 24 hours a day, year-round. Our department’s primary jurisdiction is the 325-acre campus, which includes a population of over 12,300 students and 1,200 faculty/staff members.
Community oriented policing is at the heart of our success here in Eagle Country. Our department is committed to building relationships with community members while providing the highest level of service to keep our citizens safe. We are optimizing our outreach efforts to provide more opportunities for our campus community to interact with our officers. Our community partnerships are established through the daily efforts of our officers and support staff to maintain the confidence of those we serve.
We have programs designed to enable our students and staff to be more informed, aware and active in the safety and security aspect of our campus community life, such as: 911 Code Blue Light Stations, Eagle Walks for students and staff, our vehicle unlock and battery jump programs, and the Anonymous Tip Line telephone number 509.359.4286, just to list a few. We also provide staff and students with training programs that teach personal safety methods and techniques that may be helpful if faced with an emergency on or off campus.
Every member of the EWU community should be familiar with the services offered by the EWU Police Department, which are detailed on our website, and take advantage of them. Individuals should be proactive in their safety by being aware of their surroundings, staying informed and using good judgment. We encourage our community members to act in partnership with our department to address crime and security issues on campus. If you see something, say something!
Please take time to review the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. I encourage you to consider the information provided in this report and ways that we can work together to keep our campus safe and secure. Don’t hesitate to contact the Eastern Washington University Police Department if you need help or more information about our services.
Sincerely,
Jewell Day
Director of Public Safety/Chief of Police
