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Annual Report

2017 (Published March 2018)

SUNY Potsdam

University Police Department

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University Police Annual Report Mission Statement

Our mission is to serve, protect, and be a vital contributor to the educational process.

The University Police at SUNY Potsdam provides the highest levels of safety and security through a professional, skilled, and compassionate workforce.

The Department strives to support a rich academic and diverse social experience at Potsdam by working in tandem with all departments and organizations on campus while promoting strong positive relationships with our surrounding communities.

Our goal is to perform in a legal, moral, professional and humanistic manner, while exhibiting a high degree of sensitivity.

Staffing Profile

The SUNY Potsdam University Police Department has a total of 12 police officers; 9 patrol officers, 2 lieutenants, and a Chief of Police. University Police has added a Campus Public Safety Officer I to dispatch for the department. The Department is also supported by 1 department secretary and 1 calculations clerk, as full-time civilian employees. The Department also employs 9 student dispatchers and 4 student office clerks. Police services are provided 24 hours per day, 365 days per year.

Authority and Training

The SUNY Potsdam University Police Department is highly trained and professional, with a commitment to excellence and the philosophy of Community Policing.

All uniformed personnel have full state authority to enforce and investigate all laws, rules and regulations. Police officer powers are authorized under the New York State Criminal Procedure Law and the New York State Education Law. Each officer must attend and successfully complete a New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services and Municipal Police Training Council sanctioned police officer training course. In addition, all officers must complete field training. After initial training, officers are required to attend yearly in-service training that includes firearms and use of force. Specialized training in other areas is also provided by the department.

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Department Goals

The SUNY Potsdam University Police Department consistently tries to set and meet goals to enhance the department and campus life in general. Listed below are some department accomplishments that were met in 2017.

Enhanced professional development through professional training programs. Continuing Education/Training.

Continued to update department equipment. New patrol vehicle was purchased in 2017. New audio phone radio recorder purchased in 2017.

Successfully became a NYS DCJS Accredited Police Department in 2016. Purchased Power DMS software for continued policy/Accreditation updates and training.

Staffing

In 2017, University Police did not have any retirements. Officer Wolff was gone the entire year on Military Leave. Officer Flint was on light duty until August 2016, when she returned to full duty. Officer Justin O’Connor graduated in June of 2017 from the SUNY Canton Police Academy. The Department is currently fully-staffed. We replaced the CPSO position contingently, in December 2017, with the hire of Rachael Miller.

Sworn Personnel Name Age Years of Service

(Total SUNY Service) Education

Timothy M. Ashley II 44 17 MEd Shane M. Ashley 35 12 AAS Shannon A. Macdonald 46 20 AAS (2) Jennifer G. Flint 43 14 BA Ronald E. Sokolowski 53 12 BA Steven L. Michaud 61 27 BA Jody W. Daggett 51 20 BA Mark J. Michaud 44 9 AAS Timothy I. Wolff 35 9 AAS Jeffrey W. Foster 47 12 AAS Ryan Robinson 28 1 BA Justin O’Connor 25 0 BA

Civilian Personnel Name Age Years of Service Education Kathleen E. LeClair 54 20 AAS Suzanne I. LaRose 48 12 BA Rachael Miller 26 0 BA

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Services Provided

Security of Buildings and Grounds

Security and access to on-campus facilities is controlled by card access. The University Police and the Physical Plant Department monitor all access to the campus facilities. Residence halls are locked 24-hours per day.

Extensive foot patrols are performed by University Police Officers throughout the campus buildings each day. A special emphasis is placed on foot patrols in the residence halls between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.

Other security considerations used in maintaining campus facilities include the checking of campus lighting by University Police and Physical Plant personnel. The Grounds Department checks areas which may be potentially dangerous and takes corrective action.

University Police Officers provide 24-hour per day vehicle, bicycle, and foot patrols of campus properties owned by the college.

Campus facilities are open to the public during the day and evening hours when classes are in session.

After evening classes/functions and during times when the campus is officially closed, campus buildings are locked and only faculty, staff and students with keycard access or with written permission from their professors are admitted.

The college continued to move forward with a security camera system and is currently up to 110 CCTV cameras throughout campus. The camera system has been very instrumental in assisting University Police in solving criminal cases. Approximately 8 new cameras have been approved and are currently being installed.

Shelter in Place Drills were conducted in March and September of 2017, using the RAVE Alert system, which is advertised at Orientation and student emails are automatically entered into the system.

Emergency Blue Light Phones (28), Red Phones (91)

An outdoor blue emergency phone system is available on campus to make the reporting of serious incidents more efficient.

Although SUNY Potsdam is a relatively safe campus, you may find it necessary to contact the University Police Department to report an emergency, a crime in progress, or a suspicious person or incident, request an escort or to ask directions.

To report an incident, depress the clearly labeled "PUSH" button for a direct connection to the University Police.

A location code allows the dispatcher to know which phone has been activated in case the caller is unable to speak. A patrol will be sent to the area immediately.

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The “RAVE Guardian” App was implemented in Fall of 2016. This app allows staff and students to contact University Police at the touch of a button on their mobile phones. They can also leave tips via this system. The Rave Guardian program GPS function locates the caller when a call is made, and all available information input by the user comes up on the dispatch screen. Users can also assign others as guardians and use the timer to notify others if they have not reached their destination. Currently have 467 users, up from 224 in 2016. The college continues to advertise this app with posters, emails, at tabling events, orientations and presentations.

Jump Start Pack

The University Police Department will provide a portable jump start pack to anyone that needs to jump-start their car. Two new Jump Packs with air pumps were purchased by SGA in 2017.

Vehicle Lock-outs

If anyone locks their keys inside their vehicle, we try to assist. Although we do provide this service, we are not trained locksmiths; therefore, a release form must be signed before the attempt to gain entry into the vehicle.

Safety Escorts

To further enhance our mission to provide a safe and secure campus, University Police officers are available to provide safety escorts to anyone, to any campus location.

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Money Escorts

University Police will provide an armed escort for any department that needs assistance in transporting money around campus or to the bank.

Delivery of Emergency Messages

Should anyone have the need to contact a student or faculty member on campus regarding an emergency, University Police can facilitate this process. We will try all venues possible (class rooms, residence halls, computer labs, dining facilities) to locate a person and assist with message delivery.

Internship Program

University Police accepts interns from the campus through our Internship Program. Interns shadow in the Dispatch area and participate in ride-along activities with duty officers. At the end of their program, they receive class credit for their participation. We also have a “Ride-Along” program available to any interested students. On occasion, interested high school students have been allowed to participate in ride-alongs (with appropriate permission).

Liaison with Outside Agencies

The University Police Department works closely with local police, state police, federal law enforcement, fire, emergency medical agencies and local courts to coordinate and assist with information flow to the College.

Parking Direction/Crowd Control for Special Events

The University Police Department provides conference parking passes and parking enforcement for special events throughout the year.

Other Department Accomplishments in 2017

Law Enforcement Training Institute (LETI)

University Police has been instrumental in the running of the LETI. Specifically, Lt. Shane Ashley has taught the Physical Fitness Daily Training and has assisted with Defensive Tactics Instruction, Pepper Spray Training and Standard Field Sobriety Training. Chief Ashley also provided classroom instruction on several topics. An older patrol car was donated to LETI for training use. A Firearms Simulator was recently purchased by LETI via grant funding.

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Parking Division/ Enforcement

The University Police Department oversees the entire parking program for SUNY Potsdam. Temporary passes are issued on a daily basis, and we are responsible to run the Vehicle Registration (Sticker) and Parking Fee program for the entire campus. We also enforce all New York State Traffic and Safety Laws that apply to our roadways. These activities are ongoing. Proposals for Parking and Registration Fee increases were submitted to Business Affairs, requesting an increase in student (registration and parking) fees and staff registration fees. This proposal was recommended by the Parking Advisory Committee due to other campuses charging significantly more than SUNY Potsdam and a sharp decrease in the number of vehicles being registered to park on campus. SUNY Potsdam was ranked #1 in the parking category by a student opinion survey in 2015.

SUNY Potsdam Parking Rules and Regulations Laws have been updated and submitted to Vice President Rick Miller. The updated will be presented to President’s Council for approval before being sent to SUNY Legal for consideration. These updates will increase parking ticket fees from $15 to $30.

New State of New York University Police seal

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Service Calls

Incident Type Incident Type

Accident ‐ Lockout

Athletic/Academic ‐ Residential 155

Hit and run 2 Vehicle 63

Job Related 36 Mental Health Incidents 14

Other ‐ Missing Person 3

Personal Injury 12 Money Runs 94

Property Damage 20 Natural Disasters ‐

Aid Noise Complaints 26

Other 108 Officer

Assist Citizen 129 Court/Hearing Attendance 2

Attempt to Locate Person 18 Training/Instruction 7

Fingerprinting (non‐crim.) 9 Safety Presentation 53

Medical Emergency 143 Open/Lock‐ Unlocked Door 131

Motorist Assist 7 Persona Non‐Grata 1

Outside Agency 66 Property

Pick‐up / Deliver Reports 64 Found 176

Security Survey 24 Lost 103

Service of Papers/OP/Sub 2 Removal of Person 7

All Other ‐ Suspicious Person 23

Alarms Suspicious Vehicle 4

Transports 30

Fire Alarms‐ No Fire 83 Weapons Registration 1

Intrusion Alarms 27 Total Service Calls 2017 2007

Animal Complaints 34

Background Checks 228

Blue/Emerg./Red Phone Activations 33 Car Blocking 1

Crowd Control (Major Event) 11

Death/Emergency Notification 1

Disabled Vehicles ‐

Escorts 9

Fire 2

Fire Drills 33

Spill/Leak 2

Health/Safety 3

Human Resource Investigations 7

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Crime Statistics

Category Category

Assault Littering 1

Simple 1 Obscenity

Vehicle ‐ Exposure ‐

Weapon ‐ Obscenity / Pornography ‐

Burglary 6 Obstruction‐ Obstruct Justice ‐

Disturbance / Disorderly Conduct 27 Possession of Stolen Property ‐

Domestic Dispute 19 Public Health Law ‐

Drug / Alcohol Public Ordinance – Public Order 4

Drug Complaint 186 Reckless Endangerment ‐

Drug Possession 36 Resisting Arrest ‐

Drug Sale ‐ Sex Offenses

Liquor Law Violations 6 Rape ‐

Explosives / Fireworks ‐ General ‐

Falsely Reporting Incident Stalking 2

Fire / Bomb 6 Tampering ‐ Criminal 7

Fire (Arson, MV, or Structure) 1 Theft of Services 3

Forgery 1 Trespass 12

Fraud Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle ‐

Criminal Impersonation ‐ Unlawfully Dealing With a Child‐ Alcohol ‐

Fraud 1 Vandalism

Gun / Weapon‐ Private Property 10

Possession of Weapon 3 Public Property 12

Person With a Gun 2 Vehicle

Harassment DMV Suspension/Revocation 1

Simple 14 DWI 2

Aggravated 3 V&T Complaints 29

Kidnapping ‐ Warrant‐ Criminal ‐

Larceny

Bike 5

Grand 6 Petit 36

Vehicle ‐ Total Crimes 2017 442

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Officer Flint assisting with directions.

Vehicle and Traffic Statistics

Offense Officer Totals

TMA SAM SMA SLM JWD JGF JWF RES MJM RGR JGO DWI (Common Law) 2 2 4 Fail to Yield Right of Way 1 1 2 Leaving the Scene of Property Damage Accident

1 1

Speed in Zone 1 1 Uninspected Motor Vehicle 4 4 Unlicensed Operator 1 2 3 Unlicensed Operator (Aggravated)

1 1 2

Unregistered Motor Vehicle 2 2 Unsafe Backing 1 1 Unsafe Start 1 1 Equipment violation 1 1 2 1 5 Failed to stop School bus 1 1 5 2 1 10

Totals 0 4 1 2 5 2 0 6 4 9 3 36

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Larceny Complaints (Petit Larceny, Grand Larceny, Burglary, Bike Larceny)

Location Complaints Dollar Value ($) Restitution ($) Barrington Dr 1 $100 $100

Bowman Hall 4 $979 $90

Crumb Library 2 $40 $40

Draime Hall 1 $3 $0

Draime Quad 1 $50 $0

Gouverneur Dr 3 $260 $20

Hosmer Hall 1 $650 $0

Knowles Hall 5 $517.95 $372.95

Lehman Hall 15 $4433.50 Insufficient info.

Massena Drive 1 $40 $0

Maxcy Hall 3 $1219 $459

Ogdensburg Drive – Turf Fields

1 $50 $50

Performing Arts Center 1 $100 $100

Pierrepont Ave 6 $301 $71

Physical Plant Complex 1 $142.40 $0

Sisson Hall 2 $92 $50

Student Union 3 $265.78 $5.77

Timmerman Hall 1 $1200 $0

VanHousen 1 $110 $0

VanHousen, Lehman Halls 1 $10 $0

Totals 54 $10,563.63 $1,358.72 Criminal Mischief ‐ Property Reported Damaged

Location Complaints Dollar Value ($) Restitution ($) Brainerd Hall 1 $100.00 None

Bowman Hall 1 $327.37 $327.37

Crumb Library 1 $140.00 None

Satterlee Hall 2 $50.00/$25.00 $25.00

Lehman Hall 1 $2,000.00 None

Parking Lot #1 1 $100.00 None



Parking Lot #25A 1 $275.00 None

Parking Lot #31 2 $250.00/$275.00 None

Totals 12 $3,992.37 $352.37

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Annual Report – Arrests

Officer Total TMA SAM SMA SLM JWD JGF JWF RES MJM TIW RGR JGO

26 0 6 2 1 0 0 1 6 2 0 5 3

Lost and Found Reports

NUMBER OF COMPLAINTS ESTIMATED ($)

TOTAL LOST REPORTS 137 22,439.00 LOST PROPERTY RECOVERED AND RETURNED TO OWNER 25 8,906.00

LOST PROPERTY PENDING DISPOSITION (*) 112 13,533.00

TOTAL FOUND REPORTS 232 15,052.20 FOUND PROPERTY RETURNED TO OWNER 89 10,071.00

FOUND PROPERTY DESTROYED 4 16.00

FOUND PROPERTY CONTRIBUTED 1 10.00

FOUND PROPERTY TO BE AUCTIONED 36 798.25 FOUND PROPERTY PENDING DISPOSITION (*) 102 4,156.95

TOTALS 369 37,491.20

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Annual Report – Judicial Board Referrals

Category Officer Totals TMA SAM SMA SLM JWD JGF JWF RES MJM TIW RGR JGO

Total Referrals 7 40 2 5 5 10 10 31 19 0 55 41 235

Inside Res. Hall 4 24 2 4 6 8 8 23 17 0 33 35 164

On Campus 0 14 0 1 4 1 2 7 2 0 22 6 59

Off Campus 3 2 0 0 5 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 13

Alcohol Involved 0 8 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 5 13 31

Drugs Involved 0 15 4 4 7 1 5 19 24 0 51 25 155

Weapon Involved 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 3

Other Charges 8 34 0 1 11 9 8 14 6 0 30 19 140

Officer Olasokan at Commencement detail.

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Annual Report on Parking

1/1/2017 – 12/31/2017

A. Parking Tickets Issued:

Total Parking Tickets signed out 2017 3106

Tickets Voided or Dismissed -588

Net Parking Tickets Issued 2017 2518

B. Parking Tickets Issued: (breakdown by month)

January 135 February 356 March 426 April 393 May 160 June 227 July 17 August 32 September 710 October 356 November 233 December 61

Total 3106

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C. Parking Tickets Issued: (breakdown by officer)

Intern Cruz 10 Chief Ashley 0 S. Ashley 1 S. Macdonald 253 J. Flint 150 R. Sokolowski 491 S. Michaud 1743 J. Daggett 252 M. Michaud 92 J. Foster 8 R. Robinson 40 J. O’Connor 66 T. Wolff 0

Total 3106

D. Parking Ticket Income: (breakdown by month)

January 1941.90 February 6147.50 March 2950.00 April 5297.11 May 4130.00 June 3647.35 July 2093.25 August 1105.00 September 6819.69 October 3810.00 November 6891.46 December 2565.00

Total $47,398.26

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University Police panel discussion hosted by the Law Enforcement and Tactics (LET) club.

Programming

Date Program Title Location Officer 1. 01/17/17 RA Training Fair Bowman Commons Daggett

2. 01/19/17 RA Training Drugs Bowman Hall Flint

3. 01/21/17 Transfer Orientation Thatcher Hall S. Ashley

4. 01/25/17 Informational Tabling Barrington Student Union Daggett


6. 02/03/17 Operation ID UPD Flint


8. 02/09/17 Beer Goggles Program Bowman East Ground Floor Macdonald

9. 02/15/17 Law Enforcement Career Fair Fireside Lounge Daggett

10. 03/09/17 Drug Recognition Training Law Enforcement Training Institute

S. Ashley

11. 03/16/17 Shelter‐In‐Place Drill Campus Wide UPD


13. 04/06/17 Circles of Understanding Satterlee Hall Staff

14. 04/08/17 Open House Maxcy Hall Flint

15. 04/14/17 Blue Light student Project UPD T. Ashley

16. 04/20/17 Drug Presentation Bowman West 1st floor Macdonald

17. 04/21/17 DWI – Alcohol Awareness Bowman East Blockhouse Robinson

18. 04/22/17 Decision Day Orientation Maxcy Hall Robinson

19. 04/27/17 Campus Safety Walk Campus T. Ashley

20. 05/04/17 Rave Guardian Table Tents Various Campus Locations

Intern

21. 06/15/17 Orientation Leaders Sisson 126 T. Ashley

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22. 06/27/17 Parent/Student Orientation Union MPR T. Ashley




26. 07/21/17 Parent/Student Orientation Union MPR A. Robbins


28. 07/29/17 Seaway Festival Parade Ogdensburg M. Michaud

29. 08/02/17 Parking Division Information UPD T. Ashley

30. 08/21/17 RA’s Active Shooter Training Knowles MPR T. Ashley

31. 08/21/17 EOP Orientation Stowell 211 T. Ashley

32. 08/22/17 RA Training Behind Closed Doors

Knowles East S. Ashley

33. 08/23/17 Operation ID UPD Sokolowski

34. 08/25/17 New Faculty Orientation Raymond 8th floor T. Ashley

35. 09/06/17 Class Safety Presentation Merrit 133A S. Ashley/Daggett

36. 09/09/17 Operation ID UPD M. Michaud

37. 09/13/17 Informational Tabling Barrington Student Union M. Michaud

38. 09/14/17 Dating Violence/Self Defense Maxcy Hall S. Ashley/Daggett

39. 09/21/17 Shelter in Place Drill Campus UPD

40. 09/23/17 Open House Maxcy Hall Daggett

41. 09/28/17 Safety Presentation Dunn Hall Daggett

42. 10/04/17 Coffee with a Cop Program Barrington Student Union Staff

43. 10/07/17 Goodman Mtn. Hike Tupper Lake T. Ashley

44. 10/13/17 Assist with Bike Repair UPD S. Ashley

45. 10/17/17 Interview for Class Project UPD T. Ashley

46. 10/18/17 DOCS Domestic Violence Training

Ogdensburg T. Ashley

47. 10/24/17 Informational Tabling Barrington Student Union Flint

48. 10/26/17 Campus Safety Walk Campus T. Ashley

49. 10/30/17 School Violence Panel SLU T. Ashley

50. 11/11/17 Open House Maxcy Hall Daggett

51. 12/01/17 Preparing for LE Careers UPD T. Ashley

52. 12/05/17 DWI and Alcohol Awareness Lehman Hall Foster

53. 12/07/17 Campus Safety Advisory Committee

Van Housen Hall T. Ashley

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Program Titles Conducted: Self Defense

Crime Prevention

Domestic incident awareness

Safety Walks

Operation I.D.

Career planning

Personal Safety

R.A. Training “Behind Closed Doors” and Drug Awareness

New employee training “Role of University Police”

“Things students get arrested for”

Police interaction etiquette

Title IX

Lt. Macdonald tabling at an off-campus event

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Department Training

Chief Timothy Ashley

TRAINING Location HOURS DATE

Title IX Raymond Hall 3 01/18/2017

Hate crime investigation guide UPD .5 01/08/2017

Summery president’s task force UPD .5 01/08/2017

Minors on campus UPD .25 01/09/2017

Drug and alcohol free workplace UPD .25 01/09/2017

Internal controls UPD .25 01/09/2017

Diversity equality and inclusion Raymond 1.5 03/30/2017

Persons with disabilities training SUNY Canton 4 04/03/2017

Diversity + inclusion Raymond 1.5 03/30/2017

Clery UPD 1 03/20/2017

Title IX Binghamton 8 03/03/2017

NCCAC Massena PD 1.5 02/14/2017

Campus Law enforcement journal article UPD 1 06/14/2017

Fit test SUNY Potsdam 1 06/02/2017

Legal updates review UPD 1 04/24/14

Firearms PPD range 6 06/07/17

Restoring & rebuilding trust in the community

UPD .5

07/01/2017

Making campus safer UPD .25 07/06/2017

Preventing workplace violence UPD .25 07/06/2017

HazCom UPD .25 07/06/2017

Clery/Title IX Albany 8 07/19/2017

Brining Bystander/Know your Power Albany 1 07/20/2017

Culture of respect/NASPA Albany 1 07/20/2017

Inclusive Language Albany 1 07/20/2017

e‐justice UPD 1 08/10/2017

Fentanyl – first responder article UPD .5 08/10/2017

Naloxone Stowell 2 08/24/2017

Autism spectrum disorders SUNY Potsdam 1 08/29/2017

2017 border crime Lake placid 10 09/26/2017

Fire arms Potsdam range 8 10/18/17

Power DMS UPD 1 11/28/2017

Preventing sexual misconduct UPD .25 11/20/2017

Bloodborne pathogens UPD .25 11/20/2017

Civilian response to active shooter Pulaski 4 11/16/2017

Power DMS UPD 3 12/11/2017

Total 74.5

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Lt. Shannon Macdonald


Defensive tactics Maxcy 8 01/18/2017




Legal updates MVCC Utica 8 03/08/2017



Drugs and alcohol on campus UPD .25 02/09/2017

DCJS presentation supervisor UPD 1 04/2017

E‐justice UPD 1 05/13/2017


Police chiefs magazine articles UPD 2 06/14/2017

Domestic Violence in the workplace UPD .25 05/27/2017

Active shooter preparedness UPD .25 05/27/2017



UPD .5

07/01/2017

QPR Van Housen 1 08/16/2017

Tech Pitfalls in LE UPD .5 08/16/2017

Raise the Age UPD .5 08/16/2017

Preventing work place violence UPD .25 08/10/2017

Hazmat UPD .25 08/10/2017

Clery Act UPD .25 08/10/2017





Total 45.5

Lt. Shane Ashley


Domestic Violence awareness SUNY Potsdam 1 01/27/2017








Diversity equality and inclusion Raymond 1.5 03/30/2017


SFST instructor course Potsdam 32 04/18/2017

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Domestic violence UPD .25 04/13/2017

Legal updates MVCC Utica 8 03/08/2017

Trauma informed training Van Housen 2 02/22/2017

DCJS presentation supervisor UPD 1 04/2017

Active shooter response UPD .25 05/11/2017


Campus Law enforcement journal article

UPD 1

06/14/2017

Police chiefs magazine articles UPD 2 06/14/2017




UPD .5

07/01/2017



HazCom UPD .25 07/06/2017

Evidence collection/trauma interviews SUNY Canton 4 08/03/2017


Tech Pitfalls in LE UPD .5 08/16/2017

Raise the Age UPD .5 08/16/2017



Confiscation of opioid overdose kits UPD .25 10/10/2017

First responder overdose UPD .25 10/10/2017

Overcoming drug user stigma UPD .25 10/10/2017


DataMaster re‐cert UPD 1 12/14/2017

Personal training theory (SUNY Potsdam College course)

Maxcy 54

08/2017‐12/2017



Total 148.5

Steve Michaud







Micro aggression SUNY Potsdam 1.5 4/25/17

Active shooter UPD .25 04/10/2017


STLA Active shooter Clarkson 8 04/11/2017

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Sexual assault UPD .25 02/22/2017



Identity of the confederate flag Knowles MPR 1 02/13/2017






UPD .5

07/01/2017



HazCom UPD .25 07/05/2017


Crime stats UPD .25 08/07/2017

Raise the age UPD .25 08/07/2017

Technology pitfalls UPD .25 08/07/2017

Crowd mgmt. UPD .25 08/07/2017


Title IX UPD 2 08/23/2017

Harm reduction videos UPD .25 10/08/2017




1st amendment BSU 2 11/20/2017

Total 40.75

Jody Daggett





Micro aggression SUNY Potsdam 1.5 4/25/17

Active shooter UPD .25 04/10/2017



Drugs and alcohol free workplace UPD .25 03/14/2017


Racial equality Union 1 02/13/2017







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UPD .5

07/01/2017



Clery act UPD .25 09/07/2017

HazCom UPD .25 09/07/2017

Clery UPD .25 09/21/2017


NYS chiefs conference UPD .25 09/21/2017


Title IX UPD .25 12/29/2017


Total 35.25

Jennifer Flint


Domestic Violence awareness SUNY Potsdam 1 01/27/2017








Responded to persons with disabilities Canton 4 04/05/2017






UPD .5

07/01/2017

Crime data – chiefs conference UPD 1 08/02/2017

Technology UPD 1 08/02/2017

Raise the age UPD 1 08/02/2017

Crowd control UPD 1 08/02/2017



Making our campus safer UPD .5 09/18/2017

HazCom UPD .5 09/18/2017



1st amendment BSU 2 11/20/2017

Total 43.25

23

Jeff Foster














UPD .5

07/01/2017


Hazmat UPD .25 08/21/2017

Clery Act UPD .25 08/21/2017

Summer conference UPD .5 08/07/2017


Tech pitfalls in LE UPD .5 08/07/2017








Title IX UPD .25 12/18/2017

Total 25.75

Ronald Sokolowski







BAC re‐cert UPD 3 04/20/2017





Domestic violence at the workplace UPD .25 05/31/17

24




UPD .5

07/01/2017


HazCom UPD .25 07/27/2017















Understanding our struggle identity and intersectional protest

Knowles MPR 2

10/18/2017

Recognizing institutional racial privilege Knowles MPR 2 10/18/2017

Altair‐Single Gas Detector UPD .25 10/31/2017

Total 41

Mark Michaud
















UPD .5

07/01/2017



25


HazCom UPD .25 08/09/2017








Harm reduction UPD .5 10/05/2017



Title IX UPD .25 12/21/2017

Total 43.75

Tim Wolff


‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ ‐‐‐‐‐ ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐

Ryan Robinson



Portal certification UPD 1 01/13/2017







Right to know UPD .25 02/22/2017


Clery UPD .25 02/22/2017

Work place violence UPD .25 02/22/2017

FERPA UPD .25 02/22/2017


Alcohol free workplace UPD .25 02/22/2017







UPD .5

07/01/2017

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HazCom UPD .25 07/05/2017

Conflict resolution SLU 40

07/17‐07/21





DCJS Update UPD 1 08/11/2017

Crowd mgmt. UPD 1 08/12/2017



Clery/title XI UPD 3 08/24/2017

In plain sight Paul Smiths 8 09/26/2017







Total 98.75

Justin O’Connor



Bloodborne Pathogens UPD .25 06/09/2017


Sexual misconduct in the workplace UPD .25 06/10/2017


Portal certification UPD 1 06/16/17


UPD .5

07/01/2017



HazCom UPD .25 07/08/2017





Summer conference SUNY Potsdam .5 08/10/2017




In plain sight Paul smiths 8 09/26/2017

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Police certificate/Basic Police Course SUNY Canton 750 05/20/2017

Conducted energy device SUNY Potsdam 8 05/20/2017

Harm reduction UPD .5 10/05/2017


Breath analysis Canton 32 05/04/2017


Title IX UPD .25 12/21/2017

Total 826.5

Brandon Aldrich





Total .75

Rachael Miller

TRAINING LOCATION HOURS DATE

Security guard training Clarkson 16 12/2017

Total 16

Kathy Felix





History of blackface Union 1 02/13/2017


UPD .5

07/01/2017

Budget Training SUNY Potsdam 2 06/21/2017





HazCom UPD .25 07/05/2017

e‐justice UPD 1 07/12/2017

Total 6.5

28

Suzanne LaRose









UPD .5

07/01/2017

HazCom UPD .25 07/05/2017


e‐justice Upd 1 07/12/2017



Total 4

Total Hours of Training for 2017 = 1450.75

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Yearly Breakdown of Overtime

Reason

Hours

No. of Occurrences

Investigations 24.25 15

Department Meeting 8 2 Sick Leave 137 14

Special Events 54.75 12

Trials/Hearings 12.5 3

Shift Coverages 445.5 63

Dispatching 139.75 24

Training/Academy Instruction 78 19 Medical Transports 15 5

Move in Day 8.25 1

Daylight savings 3 3

Funded Overtime

DA’s Office 29 2

Section X/BSA Dance 55.75 11 Total Overtime Hours 1010.75 174

Total Hours (Minus Funded Overtime) 926 161

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2017 Arrest Data – University Police at SUNY Potsdam

Total Arrests = 26

Gender Male = 15 58% Female= 11 42%

Race White= 18 69% Black= 8 31% Asian= 0 0% Unknown= 0 0% Other= 0 0%

Ethnicity Non‐Hispanic= 18 69% Hispanic= 8 31% Unknown= 0 0%

This Data includes 2 Vehicle and Traffic misdemeanor or higher mandatory arrests.

This Data includes 5 Domestic Incident mandatory arrests.

This Data was compiled by Chief Ashley using University Police reports.

31

2017 Vehicle and Traffic stops where Uniform Traffic Tickets were

issued.

Total = 36

Gender Male= 20 55% Female = 16 44% Race White= 27 75% Black= 1 2% Unknown= 5 13% Asian= 3 8% American Indian= 0 0% Ethnicity Non‐Hispanic= 31 86% Hispanic= 1 2% Unknown= 4 11%

This data compiled by Chief Ashley

This data includes 2 Vehicle and Traffic misdemeanor or higher mandatory arrest.

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