Office Hours
24 Hours a Day
Emergency: (585) 245-5222 or 911
Other: (585) 245-5651
police@geneseo.edu
University Police Officers are responsible for the detection and prevention of crime and enforcement of state and local laws. They are also responsible for the enforcement of rules and regulations in a diverse educational environment throughout twenty-eight SUNY campuses. University Police Officers adhere to high standards of personal and professional ethics.
University Police Officers are part of the educational process. They speak on topics such as sexual assault, drug awareness, crime prevention, and traffic safety. They develop and maintain positive relationships with students and employees to ensure the safety and cooperation of the campus community.
Whatever the assignment, wherever the opportunity, they perform their duties consistently with the educational mission of the campuses they serve.
University Police Officers must meet the highest standards in New York State, as well as in the country, for law enforcement officers.
To become a University Police Officer, a person must:
Upon successful completion of the selection process, recruits begin training at a Basic School for Police Officers. Recruits will receive training in such areas as:
Dates and applications for entrance examinations can be obtained from your nearest New York State Employment Office. Information is also available on the internet at Civil Service. Particular questions regarding your qualifications can be directed to the NYS Department of Civil Service, Alfred E. Smith State Office Building, Albany, NY 12239 or by telephone at (877) 697-5627.
You may also access recruitment information on the NYS University Police Facebook page.