About

Our Mission

The mission of the New York State University Police at Binghamton is to provide law enforcement services that furnish a safe environment for the campus community.

The New York State University Police at Binghamton is a fully accredited law enforcement agency dedicated to ensuring a safe, secure, and supportive environment for our students, faculty, staff, and visitors.  Our officers are trained professionals who work collaboratively with the campus community to prevent crime, promote safety, and respond effectively to emergencies.  We are committed to community-oriented policing, building trust through visibility, accessibility, and open communication, and fostering a campus where learning and personal growth can thrive.

Community Policing

The New York State University Police at Binghamton follow a community policing model. University Police strive to collaborate and build partnerships with the University Community in an effort to identify areas of concern and find beneficial solutions. This relationship is founded on close, mutually beneficial ties between our officers and members of the campus community. Our mutual goal is to develop a strong, self-sufficient community and to create an atmosphere in which crime will not flourish.

The NYS University Police at Binghamton (UPD) is committed to providing a professional, compassionate, and victim-centered response to sexual assault, domestic violence, and intimate partner violence. University Police recognize the significant impact these incidents can have on individuals and understand the importance of ensuring that every person who comes forward is treated with dignity, respect, sensitivity, and care.

The UPD is continually evaluating its practices, training, and procedures to strengthen its response to these incidents, promote accountability, and ensure that victims feel supported throughout the reporting and investigation process. These initiatives reflect the department’s ongoing efforts to enhance officer preparedness, improve the victim experience, and reinforce confidence in campus law enforcement.

Training

University Police undergo training year round. In addition to in-service training twice per year, department members are sent to classes and schools on various police related topics that follow current trends as well as any state mandates. In-service training serves as a refresher on state mandated training topics. These range from weapons qualification to legal updates on state laws.

Policies

Necessary Force: general order

Leadership

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Patrick J Reilly

Assistant Chief of Police

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Quanison T Wright

Deputy Chief of Police

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Mark J Silverio

Deputy Chief of Police

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