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The University Way Ext. has been renamed Albert Bean Jr. Drive in honor of retired Athletic Director Al Bean. A previously unnamed road in front of the Public Safety building has been named Ronald Saindon Drive in honor of Ron Saindon, who retired from USM in 2021 after nearly 30 years with USM Public Safety.
USM Public Safety is the first law enforcement agency in Maine to feature the DEA campaign on a cruiser.
USM is the first applicant from Maine to receive a Targeted Violence and Terrorism Prevention Grant.
Campus Police saved big money by working with the MIST Lab to produce a locking device for their body-worn cameras rather than paying full price for similar commercially made models.
A $10,000 grant will go exclusively to USM, and the University is also one of 16 partner agencies that will share in a second $30,000 grant.
Having earned two master’s degrees and a PhD, Gráinne Perkins is just as comfortable on a college campus as a police station.