MCW Public Safety

Congratulations Class of 2026!

At the Drug Take Back event this year, a total of 24.5 pounds of unwanted medication was collected for safe disposal. Thank you to the MCW School of Pharmacy's student chapter of the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) and the Wauwatosa Police Department for another successful event.

Come visit us at the MCW Mental Health and Well Being Fair in the MEB Cafeteria lobby. Some great resources here. The fair runs until 1pm.

P.S. you can blow bubbles with EPC Rodriguez 😁

UPDATE: Victor has been located safe

A Silver Alert was issued in Wauwatosa for missing Victor Alexander, 72, White, Male, 6 ft 0 inches, 230 pounds, with blue eyes, gray short hair, and stubble (unshaven). Missing on foot. Last seen yesterday near Mayfair Mall wearing dark red patterned polo shirt, khaki (tan) pants, black shoes, eyeglasses.

Anyone with information should call the Wauwatosa Police Department at 414-471-8430.

Bring your unwanted medications to MCW this Saturday, April 25 from 9:00am to Noon for safe disposal.

MCW Public Safety is partnering again with the MCW School of Pharmacy's student chapter of the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) is collaborating with MCW Public Safety and the Wauwatosa Police Department to host a Prescription Drug Take-Back Day disposal site.

See more below.

Prevent medication misuse and keep your prescriptions out of our water supply!

Drop off your unused medications for safe disposal at MCW’s Prescription Drug Take Back Day event on Saturday, April 25 from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.

The MCW School of Pharmacy's student chapter of the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) is collaborating with MCW Public Safety and the Wauwatosa Police Department to host the event.

Location: MCW Health Research Center

Pull up to the main entrance using the Circle Drive

8701 Watertown Plank Rd.
Milwaukee, WI 53226

Learn what can and cannot be accepted: https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/opioids/drug-take-back-day.htm

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Due to the severe weather over the past couple of days, the statewide tornado drills scheduled for today were canceled.

Learn more at: https://wem.wi.gov/wisconsin-tornado-drills-canceled-2026/

WISCONSIN STATEWIDE TORNADO DRILLS CANCELED!

The annual statewide tornado drills for Wisconsin scheduled for Thursday, April 16, 2026, are being canceled in light of recent severe weather events that have impacted communities across Wisconsin. There will not be an alternate date for these drills.

Learn more: https://wem.wi.gov/wisconsin-tornado-drills-canceled-2026/

As a campus community, we should all be watching out for each other. That is exactly what three MCW members did during an emergency situation on campus.

On a recent morning, Kimberly, Emily, and Christian were all nearby when an individual was injured by their own vehicle in an MCW parking lot. All three quickly jumped into action by notifying MCW Public Safety, calling 911, tending to the individual, and protecting other pedestrians and property from further injury or damage. They each stayed on scene and provided aid until relieved by emergency responders. Their combined actions led to an expedited response from emergency services and kept the individual calm throughout the situation.

We would like to extend our deepest gratitude for their response during this emergency. Their actions led to a safer outcome for everyone involved and serve as an outstanding example of the care and attention that defines our campus community. As a token of appreciation, we presented each with an MCW Challenge Coin and a Letter of Appreciation.

This week is Winter Awareness Week in Wisconsin. Make sure you are prepared for the cold, snow, and ice.

Learn more at:

READYWISCONSIN NEWS RELEASE: November 17-21 is Winter Weather Awareness Week in Wisconsin | Wisconsin Emergency Management For Immediate ReleaseContact:Wisconsin Emergency Management: [email protected] Department of Health Services: [email protected] ...

To all veterans, thank you for your service. A special thanks to the veterans past and present who have worked with MCW Public Safety. Your dedication and sacrifice is deeply appreciated.

This Saturday is Drug Take Back Day, where you can safely dispose of your unused or expired medications so they can't fall into the wrong hands or be misused.

MCW will be hosting a collection site in the HRC Circle Drive from 8:00 am - Noon. Drive up and drop off your unwanted medications. Find out what medication items can and cannot be accepted: https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/opioids/drug-take-back-day.htm