This is an informational and educational page operated by NYS University Police at Morrisville State College. Should you require emergency assistance, call 911, University Police at (315) 684 6410, or use the blue light emergency phones.
The State University of New York Police Departments are full service and community oriented police agencies. The Departments pride themselves on a level of professionalism, courtesy and respect that meets the specialized needs of our college settings. In keeping with the educational mission of SUNY, the departments encourage their members to continue their professional development through additional education and training.
AUTHORITY
The State University Police departments are fully sworn police departments with the authority to investigate and enforce all laws and regulations. Their police authority is specifically listed in the New York State Criminal Procedure Law §1.2, subsection 34(s) and the New York Education Law §355, subsection 2.
The value of human life is immeasurable. New York State University Police personnel will actively preserve, protect, and respect human life and the dignity of all people.
New York State University Police is committed to upholding and defending the rights afforded to individuals by the Constitution of the United States. Sworn personnel will abide by and enforce the laws of the Nation, State, and Village/Town in a fair and equitable manner.
All New York State University Police personnel will respond to the priorities established in cooperation with our community and directed at the safety of all and the enhancement of the quality of life on our campus.
THE MISSION OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY POLICE
• To provide quality law enforcement services to the campus community
• To maintain a high standards of personal and professional ethics and constitutional rights;
• To incorporate law enforcement personnel as part of the educational process in the campus community;
• To embrace the importance of the consultation, teamwork and open discussion with constituencies on law enforcement and related safety matter; and
• To appreciate and value diversity on campus.
