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Safety
The Cornell University Police is the law enforcement agency for the Cornell community. Cornell Police strives to enhance the safety and security of people on campus with a proactive crime prevention program. You can assist the Cornell Police by reporting suspicious activity, making sure your room is locked when it's unoccupied or when you're sleeping, and never propping doors open. Cornell Police operates twenty-four hours a day, every day of the year, from G-2 Barton Hall. To contact Cornell Police for an emergency, dial 911 or pick up a Blue Light telephone. For non-emergencies or information, dial 607.255.1111 (Telecommunications Device for the Deaf or TDD: 607.255.1113) or pick up a Blue Light telephone.
Blue Light telephones are located throughout campus and provide direct communication with the Cornell Police. If you need assistance, or in an emergency, pick up the receiver or push the button. Officers will know your location automatically and respond quickly.
If you need assistance, don't ever hesitate to use the Blue Light phones located across campus! For more information regarding the Cornell University Police and security on campus, visit their Web site at www.cupolice.cornell.edu.