Latest News Stay informed with the latest updates from UVM Police Services. Here you’ll find important announcements, community highlights, and stories that showcase our commitment to safety and service on campus. Operation Fire Cuffs Brings Holiday Cheer Operation Fire Cuffs Brings Holiday Cheer Body Operation Fire Cuffs unites law enforcement, firefighters, and community partners to bring joy to children at the UVM Children’s Hospital. And we are a proud drop-off location for this year’s Operation Fire Cuffs holiday toy and gift card drive!To be part of the celebration please bring new, unwrapped toys and gift cards to UVM Police Services (located at 12 Centennial Woods Way) before Thursday, December 18th. First responders from across Vermont will deliver all to those currently spending time at UVM's Children's Hospital, via an emergency vehicle parade in the loudest way possible on Thursday, December 18th, at 1PM.To learn more about this program, please visit Operation Fire Cuffs official Facebook page. Chief Bilodeau Honored with President’s Our Common Ground Award Chief Bilodeau Honored with President’s Our Common Ground Award Body UVM Police Services Chief Timothy Biloudeau We are proud to announce that Chief Tim Bilodeau has been named one of the recipients of the 2025 President’s Our Common Ground Staff Award. This prestigious honor recognizes UVM staff members who exemplify the university’s core values: Respect, Integrity, Innovation, Openness, Justice, and Responsibility. Chief Bilodeau was celebrated for his unwavering commitment to community safety, student support, and inclusive leadership. His dedication continues to make UVM a safer and more welcoming place for all. Congratulations, Chief Bilodeau! Learn more about this prestigious UVM Our Common Ground award. Welcoming Our New Student Employees Welcoming Our New Student Employees Body UVM Police Services is excited to introduce our newest team of student employees for the academic year! These students play a vital role in supporting our department’s mission by assisting with community outreach and administrative tasks. Their contributions help us maintain strong connections with the campus community while providing valuable real-world experience in public safety. Isabella is a first-year Biomedical Clinical Science major with a strong background in customer service and a keen interest in forensic pathology, while Heidi is a sophomore Sociology major concentrating in Criminal Justice, with experience in legal services and a passion for community engagement. Welcome to the UVM Police Services team Heidi and Isabella!