New Student Orientation Program

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New Student Orientation Program

• CAMPUS POLICE SERVICES

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COMMUNITY POLICING

• Campus Police Services has a commitment to
  community policing.  All officers, security
  officers and dispatchers have a role in the
  community oriented policing philosophy.
• Campus Police Services philosophy toward
  community oriented policing is a way of thinking
  and standard operating procedures that allow the
  department and the College community to work
  closely together in new ways to solve problems
  such as
• crime, the fear of crime, drug use, and other
  illegal activities
• Campus Police Services mission is to enhance the
  overall quality of life at The College of New
  Jersey.
• Campus Police Services strives to better serve
  the people in the community by use of a strategy
  of sustained contact with members of the
  community.
• Campus Police Services ultimate goal is to
  minimize crime in our community by working in a
  partnership with our community members.

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COMMUNITY POLICING PROGRAMS

• Bicycle and Foot Patrols
• Bicycle and foot patrols are conducted by police
  officers when weather and manpower conditions
  permit.
• Blue Emergency Lights with Telephones
• 18 Blue emergency lights with telephones have
  been placed in locations around The College for
  use by the public. Police Officers respond
  whenever these phones are activated.
• Escort Program
• Campus Police provides escorts for members of the
  campus community who have concerns for their
  personal safety.
• Crime Alert Notices and Campus Police Information
  
• During periods of high criminal activity or the
  potential for criminal activity, the department
  publishes crime alert notices. The campus police
  also publishes an Annual Security Report which
  includes information on but is not limited to,
  three years of crime statistics, alcohol
  policies, drug policies, sexual health programs
  and policies, Alcohol and Drug Education Program
  (ADEPT), and important telephone numbers. This
  report is required under the Campus Security Act.
• Campus Lighting Checks
• Police officers complete campus lighting check
  every week. This inspection ensures maximum
  lighting for the public at night.
• Critical Incident Plan
• The College has a critical incident plan that
  outlines procedures and responsibilities for a
  wide range of possible incidents on campus.
  Campus police are central to implementing and
  managing critical incidents on campus.

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COMMUNITY POLICING PROGRAMS

• Alcohol Awareness Programs/Enforcement
• A proactive and approach is used to address the
  problems of underage drinking and drunk driving.
  Various groups within the community provide
  educational programs regarding the problems
  associated with alcohol abuse and misuse and its
  relationship to crime. TCNJ police officers
  strictly enforce New Jersey State laws regarding
  underage alcohol usage and driving under the
  influence.
• Crime Prevention Programs
• The campus police participate in presentations on
  how members of the College community can assist
  their campus police in fighting crime on campus.
  Officers obtain and distribute crime prevention
  materials and participate in community crime
  prevention programs. The campus police
  participate in College activities such as
  Wellness Fairs and Expos by having a crime
  prevention and campus police information booth at
  these events.
• Traffic Enforcement
• TCNJ police officers enforce the colleges and
  the New Jersey State Motor Vehicle Laws Title 39
  on the college campus and contiguous roadways.
• Bicycle Registration Program and Property Marker
  
• Community members are encouraged to register
  their bicycle with the TCNJ PD. The department
  makes available, upon request, a free engraving
  tool which members of the community can use to
  mark their property.

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CRIME AWARENESS PROGRAM

• Tips for Staying Safe
• Develop a relationship with neighbors that will
  encourage checking on one another often.
• Report suspicious persons or activities.
• Lock up wallets, purses, jewelry, and other
  valuables.
• Report safety hazards, unsafe lighting,
• Be aware of your surroundings. Always choose a
  well lighted, and populated walking route.
• Remember, most crime is committed in response to
  the opportunity, so the best prevention is to
  eliminate opportunities.
• Keep your residence doors locked at all times.
• Limit or restrict access to your living area.
• Emergencies Dial 9-1-1 from any campus phone
• For Safety Escorts call 771-2167

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OFFICE OF CAMPUS POLICE SERVICES

• Lee Krystek, Public Safety Telecomm 
• James Lopez, Campus Police Officer   
• Kristen Lubina, Public Safety Telecomm   
• Michael Lukosius Campus Police Officer 
• Kimberly Marsh-Ferry Office Support   
• Matthew Mastrosimone, Campus Police Officer 
• Kevin McCullough, Campus Police Officer    
• Marcie Montalvo, Campus Police Officer 
• Jaime Nazario, Senior Security Officer 
• Christopher Russomanno, Campus Police Officer   
• Kevin Scherer, Public Safety Telecomm 
• Lorenzo Shockley, Campus Police Officer 
• JohnTurner, Campus Police Officer 

• Curt Heuring, Vice President for Facilities,
  Construction and Campus Safety
• Vacant, Campus Police Chief
• Jim Lopez, Lieutenant
• Ray Scully, Sergeant
• Michael Bell, Administrative Sergeant,
• Don Rizzo, Patrol Sergeant
• Joe Skrajewski, Patrol Sergeant
• Vacant, Patrol Sergeant
• Carlos Santiago, Campus Police Officer
  Investigator
• James Bruther, Campus Police Officer 
• Robert Comisky, Public Safety Telecommunications,
  
• Wayne Evans, Senior Security Officer 
• Anthony Fresco, Senior Security
• Officer
• Armond Harris, Senior Security Officer   
• Victor Ioffredo, Campus Police Officer

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