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Community campaign encourages bicyclists to ride safely at night 2011-10-28
University Police enforcing walk zones on campus 2011-10-06
Western releases annual report on security and fire safety 2011-10-04
Summer Speeding Patrols Snare 228 Lead-Foot Drivers

Local law enforcement agencies handed out 228 speeding tickets while recently looking out for lead-footed drivers.

David Wright with the Whatcom County Traffic Safety Task Force says the speeding drivers were busted during emphasis patrols between July 15th and August 7th.

“We had…

2011-08-16
Emphasis patrols for speeding drivers under way in Whatcom County

Several law enforcement agencies in Whatcom County will ramp up patrols for speeding drivers from now through Aug. 7.
The following agencies will participate in the emphasis patrols: Washington State Patrol, the Whatcom County Sheriff's Office, and the Bellingham, Ferndale and Western…

2011-07-18
A few moments with Derek Jones, winner of the President's Exceptional Effort Award 2011-06-08
University Police increasing enforcement of walk zones on WWU campus 2011-05-20
WWU police warn students of threatening messages

Someone has been sending increasingly threatening messages to at least one faculty member at Western Washington University, University Police said in a campus advisory sent out Thursday, May 19.

2011-05-20
WWU Investingating Threats

Western Washington University Police, along with local and federal authorities, are investigating a series of threatening messages aimed at members of the campus community.

University Spokesman Paul Cocke says a woman from outside the country has been sending emails and blogs threatening…

2011-05-20
WWU settles sexual-harassment lawsuit with police dispatcher for $135,000

Western Washington University has agreed to pay $135,000 to a dispatcher in its police department who alleged she was fired in 2007 after complaining about co-workers making racist and sexist remarks.

2011-05-06
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