The announcement follows several high-profile incidents this fall. Most recently, six suspects were being sought after shots were fired inside Klamath Hall, a Sacramento State residence hall, on Nov. 8. No one was injured, but campus police said multiple suspects were believed to be armed.
The university said it had increased police patrols, suspended guest privileges and brought in additional law enforcement support overnight.
In a statement announcing the new advisory group, university President J. Luke Wood said the committee will bring together law enforcement leaders, community stakeholders and Sacramento State alumni with public safety and community engagement experience.
"The formation of this advisory group reflects our commitment to taking a comprehensive approach to campus safety," Wood said. "By bringing together experienced leaders from law enforcement, public safety, and our broader community, we are creating another avenue to assess our efforts, identify opportunities for improvement and strengthen the measures that protect our students, faculty, staff and community members."
The university is also moving forward with plans to expand its police department, hiring two additional sergeants and eight police officers.
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