Table of Contents
The Department of Campus Safety
Safety and Security at Trinity College
Mission and Vision Statement
Read about our Mission, Vision, and Values
Reporting Crimes or Emergencies
How to get in touch with Campus Safety
Important phones numbers
Emergency call boxes
Emergency call box locations
Uniform Campus Crime Report
View campus crime statistics
Preparing crime statistics
Annual Crime Statistics
Trinity three year disclosure of crimes
Trinity crime disclosure legend and explanations
Hartford Police Department three year disclosure of crimes
Hartford Police Department disclosure legend and explanations
Trinity 2006 disclosure of crimes for International Programs
Trinity 2007 disclosure of crimes (January 2007-June 2007)
Crime Definitions and Codes from the Uniform Crime Reporting Handbook
Definitions and explanations of common crimes
Sex Offense Definitions and Codes from the Uniform Crime Reporting Handbook
Definitions and explanations of Sexual Offenses
Crime Awareness and Prevention Programs
Learn how to prevent crime
Identity Theft
Learn how to protect yourself against Identity Theft
Computing and Network Guidelines
Computing and Network Ethics
User Responsibilities
Codes of Conduct
Software, Music, and other Media Files
Cyber Stalking and Electronic Harassment
Understanding Hate Crimes
Find out the differences and how to report a hate crime
Sexual Assault and Harassment Policies
Find out how to report a sexual assault, and learn about Trinity's sexual assault awareness,
education and resources for victims
Reporting a Sexual Assault and the Institution’s Response
Sexual assault awareness and education
Sex Offender Registry Information and Link
Resources for victims of sexual assault
Residential Security
Residential security
Alarms added to all exterior doors to residence halls
Buildings and Grounds Security
New access control and security management systems
Closed Circuit Surveillance and Emergency Management
Closed Circuit Surveillance
Emergency Communications
Emergency Management Plan
Possession of Use of Alcohol and Controlled Substances
Information regarding the possession and use of alcohol and controlled substances
New Law – Public Act 06-112 Under-aged Drinking
Fire Prevention and Safety
Precautions and Regulations
The Department of Campus Safety
Trinity's Department of Campus Safety reports to the Dean of Students. It is charged with coordinating the College's efforts to provide a safe and well-ordered campus. Twenty-one Campus Safety Officers, three dispatchers and three administrative personnel staff this service-oriented department; their work is supplemented by security personnel at the Ferris Athletic Center. Campus Safety Officers have received formal security or police training, and are also trained in first aid and CPR. They have no formal arrest powers and may carry only defensive equipment, including handcuffs and a pepper-based spray. However, the Campus Safety Department has a close working relationship with the Hartford Police Department and calls for assistance whenever necessary. A police sub-station, with round the clock staffing, is located two blocks from campus.
The Campus Safety Department also coordinates shuttle and escort services when school is in session. The shuttle service operates on a scheduled campus route and within designated off-campus areas between dusk and 2:00 a.m. on weeknights, and until 3:00 a.m. on weekend nights. Campus Safety Officers provide security escorts during hours of darkness when the shuttle service is not available.
Shuttle drivers are equipped with radios and have direct communication with the Campus Safety office.
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Administrative Staff Listing |
Title |
Extension |
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Morris, Charles S. |
Director of Campus Safety |
2054 |
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Lyons, Christopher |
Associate Director of Campus Safety |
2111 |
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Lugo, Jorge F. |
Office Assistant |
2091 |
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Patrol Division (76 Vernon St.) |
Title |
Extension |
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Burton, Kim |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Carter, Kenneth |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Codrington, Deborah |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Colaninno, Frank |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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DeVito, Robert |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Fay, Benjamin |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Hodge, Richard |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Jainchill, Frederick |
Dispatcher |
2222 |
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Jarm, Thomas |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Keene, Everton |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Kendrick, Leonard |
Dispatcher |
2222 |
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Killian, Brian |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Knight, David |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Kordek, George |
Dispatcher |
2222 |
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Labrecque. Jeffrey |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Lee, Thomas |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Morales, Andrew |
Dispatcher |
2222 |
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Murphy, Alan |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Norris, David |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Parker, Edward |
Dispatcher |
2222 |
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Ramirez, Ricardo |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Rosario, Ramon |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Sanzo, Massimo |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Torres, David |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Torres, Martin |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
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Vazquez, Kenneth |
Dispatcher |
2222 |
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Vicenty, Heriberto |
Campus Safety Officer |
2222 |
Mission and Vision Statement
Mission Statement
The Mission of the Campus Safety Department is to provide effectively a safe, secure environment where members of the Trinity community live, study, and work. Campus Safety, through its efforts to solve problems that impact the community’s safety, also seeks to bridge the gaps and establish harmonious relations between the campus and our neighbors.
Vision Statement
The Campus Safety Department will be committed to providing professional protection services to our college community. These services will be characterized by fairness, compassion, respect, and inclusiveness, and a commitment to protect the dignity of every person with whom we come in contact.
The Department will be known for its community service orientation and will strive to prevent crime through community involvement. Our efforts will foster a safe living, learning and working environment supportive of the College's goal to foster educational excellence.
We will strive for professionalism and integrity by maintaining high ethical and performance standards. We will encourage technological advances, training, and professional skill development to enhance our effectiveness, to generate respect and to provide the maximum safety for our staff.
Our Values:
ü Respect: We believe in treating others as we would like to be treated, honoring individual dignity, and acknowledging and accepting community diversity.
ü Integrity: We subscribe to the highest moral and ethical standards of conduct. By being responsible and accountable for our actions we will insure that our behavior builds credibility and respect.
ü Trust: We believe that in order to provide effective service we must develop and maintain an atmosphere of mutual trust with our community.
ü Dedication: We believe in committing to our goal of providing a safe living, working, and learning environment to the community of Trinity College.
ü Professionalism: We believe in delivering a level of service that will reflect the pride that we have in our department and our community.
ü Education: We believe in educating our students, faculty, and staff about how to take responsibility for their own safety.
Reporting Crimes or Emergencies
Important Phone Numbers
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Division |
Number |
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Ambulance |
9-911 |
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Campus Safety (emergency and routine) |
297-2222 |
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Hartford Fire Department (emergency) |
9-911 |
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Hartford Police Department (emergency) |
9-911</ |