California College and University Police Chief's Association

They will never grow old….

This Memorial Day, let us

Cal State Police Chiefs, 2018

Front Row L-R Chief Sheryl Boykins retired (East Bay), Chief Michael Morris retired (Channel Islands), Chief Anne Glavin retired (Northridge), Chief Nina Jamsen retired (San Bernardino), Chief Fernando Solorzano retired (Long Beach), Chief Ray Aguirre retired (Fullerton)

Middle Row L-R Chief Clint Strode retired (Stanislaus State), Chief Mark Iwasa retired (Sacramento State), Chief Marty Williamson (Bakersfield), Chief George Hughes (San Luis Obispo), Chief Donny Gordon (Maritime), photo of Chief Dave Huerta deceased (Fresno State), Chief Rick Wall retired (Los Angeles)

Back Row L-R Lt then later Chief Jim Watson retired (Fresno State), Chief Scot Ybarrondo retired (San Marcos), Chief Donn Peterson retired (Humboldt State), Chief Jason Wu (San Francisco State), Chief Dave Dougherty retired (Sonoma State), Chief Josh Mays retired (San Diego State), Chief John Reid retired (Chico State), Chief Earl Lawson retired (Monterey Bay), Capt later interim Chief Al Cavallo retired (San Jose State), Chief Dario Robinson retired (Pomona)

May 15….🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

May 12-18, 2024. Let us never forget…

Returning to the Philippines this year to join FALEO-LA colleagues to teach some law enforcement courses at the Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA).

The Philippine National Police is structured like the military - with an enlisted corps and an officer corps. The Academy trains the future officer corps of the Philippine National Police.

Looking forward to this great experience!

Remembering Officer Dave Checuti today, April 26. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Patrolman David Chetcuti was shot and killed on April 26, 1998, after responding to backup another officer from a neighboring agency who was being shot at.

A San Bruno police officer had stopped the suspect for not having current registration at US 101 and the Millbrae Avenue offramp at 10:00 am. As the officer approached the suspect's car, the suspect produced a high-powered rifle and opened fire.

The officer was able to escape injury by diving into a drainage ditch for cover and calling for help. Patrolman Chetcuti, a motorcycle officer, was the first responding officer on the scene. As he pulled up, the suspect opened fire on him, striking him several times in the head and chest. The suspect then stole his weapon and fled the scene. A short chase ended until the suspect stopped and exited the vehicle with his hands in the air. He had multiple weapons and pipe bombs in his vehicle.

It’s a wrap for the 2024 CCUPCA spring conference in Reno. The conference was a huge success due in part to the quality of our presenters, the hotel staff at the Element Reno Experience District, the vendors who continue to support CCUPCA, and our Association members who contribute their expertise and experiences to the collective in order to advance the goal of developing law enforcement and public safety delivery on our California campuses. Thank you to all!

We’ll see you at our November conference in Fullerton, California! Keep an eye out for more details!

The calm voice in the chaos. Thank you dispatchers for being the unseen heroes ⚫️💛⚫️

April 14-20 is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week where we pay special tribute to those who always answer the call 📞

CCUPCA Reno Spring Conference 2024

Financial guru Jonathan Thorpe culminates the last day of the conference with great financial investment tips for anyone who wants to grow their money!

Great conference all around! We’ll see everyone at the next conference at Cal State Fullerton Marriott in November!

We recognized our campus law enforcement employees at the annual awards dinner! Their hard work, dedication and sacrifices do no go unnoticed and unacknowledged. We thank them for all they do and continue to do!

Day 2 of CCUPCA’s Reno conference focused on the War on Drugs from retired DEA SAIC Jeff Stamm, Sgt Richard Nelson on Mutual Aid, Angela North on Developing the User Experience process, and Chief Assistant DA Jay Boyarsky on Difficult Conversations. We all left the conference sessions in amazement of the talent and extraordinary intelligence of these presenters! Thank you for sharing your insights with us!

The CCUPCA spring conference vendor show was a chance to have companies showcase their products and services to the Association memberships. Always a good opportunity to see the latest in technologies and services pertinent to educational law enforcement! They are all great partners of CCUPCA!!

Day 1 of CCUPCA’s Spring Conference was graced with
powerful leadership talks by retired Chiefs Brian Johnson and Ed Dunn, and legal updates from Attorney John Bakhit! Networking was in full swing again!

The CCUPCA Spring Conference starts tomorrow in Reno!

In honor of International Women’s Day, CCUPCA pays tribute to Nina Jamsen, 2nd Vice President. Nina retired as a Captain with the San Bernardino Sheriff’s Dept and more recently retired as Chief of Police for the California State University, San Bernardino Police Department. Thank you Nina, for you lifelong pursuit of professionalism and service!

We’re a month away from the CCUPCA Spring Conference April 3-5 in Reno! There’s still time to register:

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We’ve got a strong group of vendors showcasing their wares at the vendor show on April 3! Our presenters are renowned law enforcement and criminal justice professionals from all over the country! And our awards dinner on April 4 will recognize the stellar work and sacrifices made by our California college and university law enforcement personnel day in and day out!

Reno - here we come! Come join us!

Attended the CCUPCA-sponsored Campus Safety Seminar at Cerritos College today hosted by the Daly Strategic Group. It was good to see meet up with colleagues and see many familiar and new faces in the profession.

The lineup of presenters (Ret Chief Leslie Ramirez, Chief Steve McQueen, and Captain Brian Hill) was spot on with their experience on public safety in California campuses.

Great work by Daly Strategic for a well-organized event!

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Join us on Jan 29 at Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles at 230pm where Ray Aguirre will be moderating a Leadership and Personal Development Symposium hosted by the Daly Strategic Group. Panelists will include Captain Vince Osorio, Chief Don Mueller, and Assistant Chief Brent Martin. Don’t miss this opportunity to listen to a wealth of talent, experience and insights from these great law enforcement leaders. This symposium is meant for anyone and everyone interested in professional development and career growth. Contact the Daly Strategic Group for more details.

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