Campus Safety

General Security Information

Cayuga is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for its students and employees. To date, the College has not experienced a significant number of crimes occurring on campus. We recognize, however, that only the maintenance of an effective campus safety policy and appropriate procedures for reporting safety and security problems and possible crimes can help minimize the risk of future criminal activity.

The College employs a full-time Coordinator of Security and through a cooperative effort with local law enforcement agencies has off-duty police officers serve as the security force. These uniformed officers are armed and authorized to make arrests on campus.

The Campus Safety Act Report, including a complete description of services, crime statistics and campus safety information is in the Right-To-Know document. A copy is available on the web (1Mb PDF) or in paper form in the main service areas at the Auburn and Fulton campuses. Annual crime statistics are also available at http://ope.ed.gov/security or by contacting Bill Marventano, Coordinator of Security at 255-1743, ext. 2411.

The Campus Sex Crime Prevention Act of 2000

The Campus Sex Crime Prevention Act of 2000 and New York's “Megan's Law” require the state's Division of Criminal Justice Services to inform college campuses when a registered sex offender is enrolled or employed. Any member of the college community may request information about registered sex offenders by contacting Mr. William Marventano, Coordinator of Campus Security, at 255-1743, ext 24511 or by e-mail at marve@cayuga-cc.edu.