A warm welcome to all SEC public safety representatives visiting our campus this week to attend the SEC Chiefs of Police and Emergency Managers Conference, hosted by UF Public Safety.

Congratulations, Meggen Sixbey, on receiving a Special Recognition Award! 🏆

Sixbey works as an assistant director of behavioral sciences for UF Public Safety.

Congratulations to the four Business Affairs staff members who received a FLORIDA Superior Accomplishment Award yesterday! This recognition is a testament to your dedication and meritorious service, and we couldn’t be prouder to have you on our team. tinyurl.com/yak6fps5

The earlier Tornado Watch for Alachua County has been canceled. inws.ncep.noaa.gov/a/a.php?i=9695…

A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Florida and Georgia until 3 PM EDT

Everything you need to know about Monday’s eclipse from FLORIDA experts.

news.ufl.edu/2024/04/total-…

The earlier Tornado Watch for Alachua County has been cancelled. inws.ncep.noaa.gov/a/a.php?i=9659…

A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Florida until 5 PM EDT

Timely Warning-Gainesville: UF has sent a Timely Warning; go to go.ufl.edu/ufalert for more information

**Update regarding UFPD Attempt to Identify Bulletin**. The individual from our bulletin was identified. After being interviewed by UFPD Detectives, charges have been referred to the State Attorney's Office. We thank the members of the community for their assistance.

If you recognize this individual, please call the University of Florida Police Department at (352) 392-1111, Crime Stoppers at (352) 392-STOP (7867), or submit a tip to our silent witness portal at police.ufl.edu/contact/silent…

Timely Warning-Gainesville: UF has sent a Timely Warning; go to go.ufl.edu/ufalert for more information

Have you heard the news?
RAD is back at UFPD! Be a part of our first class in our new building. Spaces are limited. With additional classes coming.

Although severe weather is not expected today, it is important to pay attention to any local watches and warnings when issued to stay informed about severe weather events. Preparedness begins with you. #BePrepared

Learn more by visiting buff.ly/3jFkm4B.

They have reported that customers should still be able to dial 911, but you will not be able to text 911 on phone or WiFi.
Alachua County does not have any additional information on cause, duration, or any other information related to this outage.

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