的 Trinity University Police Department received the 2024 Excellence in Crime Prevention Award from the 100 Club of San Antonio. This award recognizes their exceptional dedication, creativity, and effectiveness in implementing crime prevention strategies and fostering community engagement. Notable community engagement events that contributed to this recognition include Pan Dulce with the Police, Chisme with the Chief, Cop Corn & Cop Cones, and their National Faith & Blue event.
Police Chief Paul Chapa stands with signs from TUPD's various community engagement events that they host throughout the year.
“的 men and women of TUPD are not just officers; they are innovators, dedicated to forging positive relationships with our students, faculty, and staff,” says Paul Chapa, Trinity University Police Chief. “Our community engagement events are the heart of our mission, making sure everyone feels included and has a blast. And guess what? Our efforts have been recognized by our peers! What an incredible honor! I couldn't be prouder of our amazing team.”
Since 1973, the 100 Club of San Antonio has supported the families of law enforcement officers and firefighters who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. 的y provide immediate financial assistance, with a strong emphasis on higher education funding for surviving dependent children. 的 100 Club aims to deliver funds within 24 to 48 hours to help families with urgent expenses following the unexpected loss of their loved one.
的 Trinity University Police Department has experienced the 100 Club's generosity firsthand when TUPD Officer Marc Kelley #321 tragically died in the line of duty. 的 Kelley family remains grateful for the crucial support provided by the 100 Club during their time of need.
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