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UNH Police Department The official page for the University of New Hampshire community's law enforcement agency.

The University of New Hampshire Police Department is a full service nationally accredited law enforcement agency through the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA) and International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA).

Your UNH PD has had a very busy and exciting month. Last week, we had the privilege of swearing in our new Police Chief...
10/16/2026

Your UNH PD has had a very busy and exciting month. Last week, we had the privilege of swearing in our new Police Chief, David K. Hobbs, Jr. And today, we had the privilege of swearing in our newest Investigator, Brant Dolleman. Chief Hobbs is a retired police chief from the Town of Hampton and recently served as the police chief for Northern Essex Community College.

Investigator Dolleman recently retired from the City of Dover after serving 27 years with the Dover Police Department, largely as a Lieutenant and commander of investigations. He will be serving our department as an Intelligence Liaison Officer with the NH Intelligence and Analysis Center.

10/06/2026

In Compliance with the Jeanne Clery Act the UNH Police is issuing a timely warning to the campus community for a motor vehicle theft and theft of two electric scooters to help prevent similar crimes from occurring.

On September 28,2026 at 4:15pm UNH responded for a report of a stolen motor vehicle (Grey Chevrolet Trax). The vehicle was taken between 9/27/26 6pm and 9/28/26 2pm. The keys were with the vehicle. The vehicle was later recovered in another town.

On October 5, 2026, UNH Police responded to two reports for stolen electric scooters. The first report was at 2:45 pm and the reporting party advised their scooter was stolen from the Philbrook bike rack on 10/5/26 at 2:30pm. It is a black Leqismart electric scooter with a Mega Wheels sticker on the stem of the scooter.

The second report of a stolen electric scooter was received 10/5/26 at 5:15pm. It was taken on 10/5/26 between 1pm and 5pm from Jessie Doe Hall bike rack. It is a black Hi-Boy KS4

If you have any information on these scooter thefts, please contact UNH Police at 603-862-1427. Report the theft of your property without delay.

Here are some tips to help keep your property safe on campus:

Always lock your vehicle and take your keys with you.

Secure your scooter: Always use a high-quality U-lock or chain lock to secure your electric scooter to a fixed bike rack.

Many scooters look similar: put an identifying sticker or tag on your scooter to help identify it.

If you haven’t done so yet, register your scooter with UNH Transportation at https://www.unh.edu/transportation/micromobility-registration

10/05/2026

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Act: the UNH Police Department is issuing a timely warning notification:

On Saturday October 3, 2026, the UNH Police Department was made aware of a burglary in an on campus residential facility. An unknown brunette male individual unlawfully entered a residents room and attempted the theft of items while the occupants were asleep.

The incident occurred between 0200-0215am on October 3, 2026. If you have any information about this crime that occurred in Stoke Hall please notify the UNH Police at 603-862-1427.

While nothing is fail safe, here are some suggestions everyone should consider:

Lock all doors and windows.

Ensure your locks are in working order.

Don’t let unknown individuals into the building and report suspicious activity immediately to UNH Police by calling 911.

09/09/2026

Today, Durham Police teamed up with our partners at the University of New Hampshire Police to enforce eScooter, bicycle, and pedestrian safety and take action against violations and unsafe travel behavior. During the operation, officers addressed 30 eScooter violations, 3 bicycle violations, 1 motor vehicle stop, and about a dozen pedestrian contacts.

Violations addressed included riding the wrong way against traffic on a one-way street, riding on the sidewalk, and other unsafe actions. We've been listening to public concerns and comments regarding eScooter and bicycle operation throughout town, and today was the first of many planned, targeted enforcement efforts.

A reminder: eScooters must be registered! Information is available under the police section of www.durhamnh.gov. Rules of the road apply; and if you are under 16, Durham Town Ordinances prohibit you from operating an eScooter in any fashion on public property.

HEY! UNH PD. WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN DOING ALL SUMMER? Answer: Glad you asked (🙂). We were busy hiring FIVE top rate profess...
09/04/2026

HEY! UNH PD. WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN DOING ALL SUMMER? Answer: Glad you asked (🙂). We were busy hiring FIVE top rate professionals to our police force. Please welcome Officer Daniel Newberg, a certified Police Officer, Officers Bryan Richter and Andrea Seledee who both just graduated the police academy, and Officers Chandler Sutton (Class of 2025) and Sara Brown (Class of 2026). Interested in a great career with a great department? Come on over and visit us sometime. We always have room for more!

Want a career where your work has the possibility to change lives? We’re looking for a Full-Time Emergency Dispatcher to...
09/01/2026

Want a career where your work has the possibility to change lives? We’re looking for a Full-Time Emergency Dispatcher to join our team! 🎧🚨🎙️✨

As a dispatcher with UNH Police Department, you aren't just taking calls—you’re the first first responder 🚑👮‍♂️🔥, the calm in the storm ⛈️➡️🌤️, and the vital lifeline connecting our community to help when it matters most 📞🆘.

Did you know? Our center extends way beyond campus walls! We provide dispatch operations for surrounding municipal departments too, giving you a dynamic, high-variety shift every time you sit at the console 🚓💨 .

If you’re ready to answer the call, apply now! 👇📲

https://usnh.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Careers/details/Emergency-Communication-Specialist_JR8854

Happy Monday UNH! Hopefully you are all settled in after a fantastic move-in weekend. You all did a great job, and we a...
08/31/2026

Happy Monday UNH! Hopefully you are all settled in after a fantastic move-in weekend. You all did a great job, and we appreciate everyone's participation and cooperation. The outlook for our new year is looking great as always. Enjoy a few pics of your UNHPD in action from this past weekend.

08/27/2026

UNH ALERT

IMPORTANT MOVE-IN PARKING INFO!

Lots E & E1 on Evergreen Dr, & Lot E2 in front of Haaland Hall are CLOSED TO ALL PERMIT HOLDERS for student move-in. Effective immediately until Saturday at 4 PM.

Vehicles parked on Evergreen can park on the wooded side of B Lot(closest to Mill Rd) opposite Babcock Hall (Do not park on the Babcock Hall side as you may be towed).

Vehicles parked in E2 can park at F Lot, off McDaniel Dr, & next to South Rd. If you parked in the gravel lot off E2 you may have a hard time leaving during move-in.

For further directions, please call UNH Police at (603) 862-1427

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18 Waterworks Road
Durham, NH
03824

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+16038621427

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