Mission
The Mission of the Cornell Police is “Service”. The Cornell Police will perform the same basic activities as any municipal police department, in addition to the activities peculiar to the academic institution that this Department has been created to serve. Not only does it thus respond to required police services, preserve the peace, protect life and property, and recover lost and stolen property, but it also enforces, in a fair and impartial manner, the regulations which comprise the Cornell Campus Code of Conduct, as well as applicable local, State and Federal laws. We appreciate our role in enhancing the quality of life at Cornell by our contributions that foster a safe and secure environment, the cornerstone of academic freedom. We also recognize that justice is the foundation for peace, and to this end, our Department is built on a foundation of community service and crime prevention which respects and preserves the human dignity of all individuals served.
Chiefs Office: 607-255-8945
Administrative Office: 607-255-8953
For Copies of reports filed and
General administrative services
Lost and Found Office: 607-255-7197
All items lost, or found on the Cornell Campus,
or Identified as belonging to a Cornell affiliated Person
Employment and Financial Services: 607-254-5063
Crime Prevention Unit: 607-255-7404
Cornell Key Tags,
Child Safety Seats,
Property Identification and
Blue Light Services
Special Projects: 607-255-7304
Hiring CU Police Officers for your event
UUP Contact for CU Police
Traffic Safety and Commercial Vehicle Enforcement: 607-255-1111
Contact Person: Sgt Anthony J. Tostanoski
Questions about Buckle Up New York,
Information about Campus Traffic Safety programs and
Questions about Commercial Vehicles and the Cornell Campus
Any Person, Any Study
Cornell Police have always acted, and will continue to perform their duties in a professional manner and in the spirit of rules established for officers in the City of Ithaca and in Tompkins County (including the City of Ithaca Municipal Code and Tompkins County Resolution 2017-21) in addition to those duties assigned to them in New York Education, Criminal Procedure, and other applicable state laws.
Campus Watch Brochure
Alerts
September 18, 2017 -
Crime Alert ¿ Forcible Touching Incident ¿ South Ave..more
August 3, 2017 - Forcible touching incidents Cook St./Delaware Ave. 8/2/2017..more
May 14, 2017 - Crime Alert: Assault- Stewart Ave/Campus Rd - May 14, 2017..more
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Someone's shooting- What should I do?
Homeland Security Threat Advisory
Other News
Cornell Alumni Magazine recently published an article featuring the Cornell Police. Sharon Tregaskis '95 authored "On the Job", and we invite you to read it.