The Emory Police Department (EPD) is the primary law enforcement agency serving Emory University’s Atlanta, Oxford, and Midtown campuses in Georgia. Established to ensure a safe and inclusive environment for students, faculty, staff, and visitors, EPD operates 24/7 with over 50 sworn officers and a diverse range of specialized units. These include uniformed patrol, criminal investigations, emergency communications, community engagement, logistics, public information, and accreditation and compliance. EPD’s mission centers on professional policing, transparency, and building trust through proactive community partnerships. EPD’s history is rooted in the university’s commitment to campus safety and modern policing standards. The department has achieved notable recognition for its adherence to best practices, including efforts toward accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA). EPD’s use of technology is a key differentiator: it leverages the Emory Safe mobile app for virtual escorts, emergency alerts, and confidential tip submissions, and maintains robust digital platforms for public information and incident reporting. Recent achievements include the implementation of comprehensive policies on use of force, regular publication of crime statistics and incident data, and active engagement in community outreach programs. EPD also partners with local law enforcement agencies, enhancing its ability to respond to emergencies and support the broader community. Currently, EPD continues to expand its services, offering event security, lost and found assistance, and emergency response coordination. Its emphasis on transparency, technological innovation, and community collaboration makes EPD a model for university police departments nationwide. For those interested in business and technology, EPD exemplifies how organizations can integrate digital tools and data-driven strategies to enhance public safety and operational efficiency.