TCC Police
Tulsa Community College Police Department Mission Statement
The Tulsa Community College Police Department endeavors to promote a safe environment in a manner that is fair, transparent, and respectful. We recognize the value in collaborating with our diverse community to improve the quality of life for those who work, study, or visit the Tulsa Community College.
If you need police assistance, please call 918-595-8888.
If you are calling from a College phone, call extension 8888.
Daily Crime Log
The Daily Crime Log contains incident reports on file with the Tulsa Community College Campus Police.
Clery Act
Annual information about campus crime and security policies.
How to Compliment or Complain
To compliment an officer (or officers), or to lodge a formal complaint you must do so in writing.
You must complete the Citizen's Compliment or Complaint Form and email the completed form to the Chief and Assistant Chief of Police at melvin.murdock1@tulsacc.edu with subject: Officer Complement / Complaint Form.
Forms
Police Officers and Staff, Policies
Headquarters Division
Chief Melvin Murdock
Chief of Police
Assistant Chief Scott Surface
Assistant Chief of Police
Lt. Doug May
Training Director
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Training Director
Capt. Andrew Mullenix
Investigator
Policy and Procedures
Chiefs Admin Assistant
Denise Purifoy
Dispatch Supervisor
Faith McGranahan
Project Coordinator
Jon Greene
Metro Campus
909 South Boston, Room 1005
Capt. <VACANT>
Lt. Johnna Weast
Northeast Campus
3727 East Apache, Room AB136
Capt. Drew Mullenix
Lt. Jason Dixon
Southeast Campus
10300 East 81st Street, Room 2111
Capt.
Lt. Matt Henneha
West Campus
7505 West 41st Street South, Room I182
Capt. Denessa Klockenkemper
Lt. Allen Harwood
Conference Center
6111 East Skelly Drive
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House Bill 2597
House Bill 2597, also known as the "constitutional carry" bill, went into effect November 1, 2019. It allows Oklahomans, age 21 and older, to carry a firearm without a permit. In addition, veterans, active duty and reserve military members, age 18 and over, can carry a firearm without a permit. Existing provisions allowing private property owners to prohibit firearms are maintained under the bill including the ability of higher education institutions like TCC to limit the carry of firearms on campuses. The TCC Board of Regents approved the 2019-2020 Board of Regents Policy Manual at its September meeting which included revisions to the Safety and Security General Policies. BR.14.H – Weapons, Firearms, Ammunition, Fireworks, and Explosives and Dangerous Chemical provides for such limitations and is consistent with the new state law.