1. Officer Lisa Van Horn Officer Bev Van Cleef

2.  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 a partnership with the Cornell community.  Through educational programs.  Providing resources to victims.  Implementing safety and security plans both on an individualized level or thru building security.  Coordinating alarm systems and physical security systems ( card access, maintaining blue light phones, EM phones), and  Coordinating annual lighting surveys

3.  Operation ID  Identity Theft  Alcohol Awareness  Winter/ Safe Driving  Active Shooter Program

4.  Gorge Safety  Cornell Police website  Brochures and the Plantations websites  Provide alternatives for swimming  Personal Safety  Violence in the Workplace and Domestic Violence  Student Program  Faculty & Staff program

5.  Personal Safety  Discuss tips for being safe on campus  Residence Halls  Don’t open doors for strangers  Lock doors and windows  After dark or late night  Plan ahead  Blue light escort or blue light bus  Walk well lit sidewalks  Walk in groups

6.  360 degrees Stay Safe at College  Protection for students on/off campus  7 chapters for easy viewing □ Protect your Possessions and Identity, □ Students Assaults(sexual assaults), □ Controlling Behavior, □ Stalking, □ Everyday Safety, □ Common Sense Defense and □ Safe Travel.

7.  CP unit is currently working with individuals that need a safe place to retreat in cases where Orders of Protection are attached.  Makes individuals aware of resources in the Cornell and surrounding community (Advocacy Center, 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.  Makes individuals aware of importance of reporting

8.  Loss Prevention  Interior survey  Door hardware, windows, confidential information, need for further security systems, emergency phones  Exterior survey  Landscaping, lighting, barriers, blue light phone placement

9.  Purpose of the lighting surveys are to determine:  If lighting is adequate.  If trees and shrubs are blocking existing fixtures or blue lights.  If existing lighting fixtures need to be updated  Check for uniformity  Check for glare, color and illuminance  Annual Survey  Residential- October 20, 2011  Academic – October 19, 2011

10.  Residential- October 20, 2011  Chad Loomis- Manager of Facilities Operations  Several individuals from student & academic services  Dale Williams – Fraternity and Sororities  Students from various Co-ops  CPO Van Cleef and CPO Van Horn  Academic- October 19 th, 2011  Dave Baildon- Maintenance Management  Eric Miles – Facilities Electrical Engineering  Alex Bores- Student Trustee representative  CPO Van Cleef and CPO Van Horn

11.  Landscaping issues  Trees needed to be cut back/Vegetation trimmed  Areas of concern  Crime Alert areas,  Libe Slope  Stewart Ave,  Corner of Forest Home Drive and East Ave  Near foot bridge on East end of Beebe Lake  North side of Day Hall  Crosswalks on East Ave and University Ave  Pathways along Forest Home  Walkway between Hoy Parking and Parking Garage  Visiting team walkway to Schoellkopf,  Crosswalk at NE corner of Roberts Hall  Space Science parking lot,  SW corner of Big Red Barn,  Arts Quad  410 Thurston Ave,  NW corner of Baker Lab  NE corner of Stimson Hall

12.  Questionable ownership areas:  Corner of Pleasant Grove Rd & Jessup Rd Crosswalk area  North Balch Sidewalk /Driveway, Schuyler House S. sidewalk  Light Pole near SE corner of Cascadilla Hall  Fall Creek Drive

13.  Currently working with CIT on 60 pre- existing buildings  New standards for the University were utilized  Looked into new locations for Blue Lights based on crime alerts and heavily traveled areas along with uniformity.  Approximately 250 new emergency phones will be implemented and 3 new Blue lights.