Since a police agency is always more effective when it gets help from the community it serves, the University Police relies on the involvement of the Binghamton University community and the cooperation of campus neighbors. Take a moment to review the following list of departments, programs and services offered at the University.
The University Police will provide walking escorts for anyone who does not feel safe walking on campus. This service is available hours a day, days a year. Students, faculty and staff can request a safe walking escort by calling University Police at Safe Ride is not an on-campus taxi service, but a program that provides a safe escort for individuals who feel uncomfortable walking alone after dark.
Students are able to request a point to point safe escort on main campus by calling SAFE Safe Ride operates from 11 p. These telephones are connected directly to the University Police dispatcher.
All vehicles admitted to campus during this time must display a current University parking permit or at least one of the occupants of the vehicle must have a current Binghamton University identification card. Residents unable to access their buildings because of lost keys or key cards, or because they have left their keys or key cards inside the building, should first attempt to contact their residential area offices or resident directors for assistance.
These include alcohol and other substance abuse, crime prevention, risk reduction, sexual assault prevention, driving while intoxicated, what to do if stopped by the police, fire safety, self-defense and other personal safety and related topics. It teaches women defense techniques in a non-threatening, fun manner.
