University Police
- Watertown Dr Potsdam New York 13676 United States
Profile
University Police at SUNY Potsdam serves as the official law enforcement agency for the college campus, operating under the umbrella of state-level public safety services. As a full-service police department, it is committed to maintaining a safe, secure, and welcoming learning environment for students, faculty, staff, and visitors. Officers are fully trained and certified New York State police officers, providing around-the-clock public safety coverage and emergency response. Community engagement is a core focus, with the department participating in safety awareness programs, emergency preparedness training, and student outreach initiatives. Upholding both state and campus laws, it works closely with local and regional law enforcement partners to ensure a coordinated approach to campus security. Unique to the University Police is its specialization in higher education law enforcement, combining traditional policing with student-centered service. The department also implements crime prevention strategies tailored to the campus population. Through education, patrol, partnership, and enforcement, University Police strive to enrich campus life by fostering a climate of mutual respect and responsibility.
Key Services:
– 24/7 campus law enforcement and emergency response
– Crime prevention programs and safety education
– Patrol services on foot, bicycle, and vehicle
– Emergency communication and notification system
– Crisis intervention and mental health support coordination
– Enforcement of New York State and campus laws
– Lost and found services
– Safety escorts for students and staff
– Coordination with local, regional, and state law enforcement agencies
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Contact Info
- Watertown Dr, Potsdam, New York, 13676, United States
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Phone: (315) 267-2222
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