Campus Safety

All Officers are trained in CPR, the use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and basic first aid. The Officers partner with Hamilton College EMS and Central Oneida County Volunteer Ambulance Corps (COCVAC).

The College conducts educational programs on sexual assault prevention, alcohol and other drugs, and general issues of personal safety during orientation and at other times during the academic year. In addition, the Campus Safety conducts workshops in residence halls and other venues by request.

From dusk to dawn, personal safety escorts from and to any on-campus location are provided to members of the campus community. Escorts will be completed via vehicle or foot patrol.

Campus Safety assists students who locked themselves out of their residence room. With the exception of the residence halls, which are locked at all times, most campus facilities are normally open when classes are in session or by special request coordinated with the Director of Campus Safety.

The office provides non-emergency transportation to and from the Health Center, classes, and students’ on-campus residences. Approval for this service is granted by the Health Center or Athletic Training Staffs on a case-by-case basis for temporary accommodations.

If you find any property, please report it or bring it to the Campus Safety office. If you have lost any property, contact Campus Safety to determine if it has been turned in. Call 315-859-4141 or via Zoom.

The College’s Emergency Siren Test will be completed four times a year (once each quarter).