Officer Lisa Van Horn Officer Bev Van Cleef

 The Cornell Police Crime Prevention Unit’s mission is to deter crime or the perception of crime and to reduce victimization in the Cornell community by:  Establishing partnerships with the Cornell community.  Conducting educational programs.  Providing resources to victims.  Implementing safety and security plans both on an individualized level or through building security.  Conduct physical security assessments identifying areas of need such as access control, locking mechanisms, fencing, blue light phones, EM phones, surveillance.  Participation with annual lighting surveys

 Operation ID  Identity Theft  Alcohol Awareness  Winter/ Safe Driving Techniques  Active Shooter Awareness Program  Workplace Violence  Front Door Software

 Gorge Safety  Personal Safety  360 degree Stay Safe on Campus  Coffee or Popcorn with the Police  RAD Program(September 2014)  Sexual Assault Awareness(coming soon)

RAD system  Graduated 15 women from the free 12 hr. course  WSH- 4 sessions in September 2014  Instructors were from SUNY Cortland Sexual Assault Awareness  Focus group to meet soon

Popcorn or Coffee with the Police  Breaks down barrier between the police and community  Gives opportunity for feedback  Gives CUPD an opportunity to engage the public  Work with host to establish agenda

 Extended service to cover tablets and smartphones  IS FREE TO ALL OF THE CORNELL COMMUNITY

 NY Grant-Funded Program  Install approximately 100 seats per year  Two clinics per year  Partnerships  6 technicians trained at CUPD

 CP unit is currently working with individuals that need a safe place to retreat in cases where Orders of Protection are attached.  Make individuals aware of resources in the Cornell and surrounding community (Advocacy Center, FSAP, Women’s Resource Center, JA’s Office and Gannett.)  Make arrangements with Residential Life/ Management in cases where housing or work stations need to be relocated.  Education on the importance of reporting.

 Loss Prevention and/or Security Survey  Interior survey  Door hardware, windows, confidential information, need for further security systems, emergency phones  Exterior survey  Landscaping, lighting, barriers, blue light phone place

 Residential- October 23, 2014  Chad Loomis/- Manager of Facilities Operations  Several individuals from student & academic services  Denise Thompson – Fraternity and Sororities and Off campus Housing  Students from various Co-ops & Organizations  CPO Van Cleef and CPO Van Horn, Officer Scott.  Academic- October 9, 2014  Dave Baildon- Maintenance Management  Brian Watson – Facilities Electrical Engineering  CPO Van Cleef and CPO Van Horn

 Landscaping issues  Trees needed to be cut back/Vegetation trimmed  Over Illumination  Some areas were a concern in regards to sustainability

 Lights Out  Residential Areas- 30 lamps out  Academic Areas-  Broken Fixtures  Residential Areas  Academic Areas Note: some areas identified need re-lamping as well.

 Areas currently being worked on:  122 McGraw Place  Physical Science Building Stairwell  Ho Plaza (feasibility study)  North side of Slope (feasibility study)  West Ave/ Baker Tower Area  Hughes Hall pathway  Forest Home Drive

New Blue lights have been installed at:  Cascadilla Gorge Trail on South Side of Trail.  South side of Fall Creek Gorge behind FIJI.  South side of Fall Creek Gorge at Stewart Ave.  All Bridges now have BL phones.  North end of Suspension Bridge. *Looked into new locations for Blue Lights based on crime alerts and heavily traveled areas, as well as uniformity.

Recommendations for additional Blue Light Phones  Near Bailey Hall Plaza at Space Sciences.  Three BL’s added to Ag Quad project  Three BL near State Fleet Garage/ Teaching Barn  Area of 122 McGraw Place  New BL will be added to Gannett Health/ Ho Plaza  Vet School Clinic- Campus/ Caldwell Rd Reutilized Blue Light  Gannett Health-Schuyler House

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