色色研究所

Our officers are certified through the Massachusetts Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Commission and trained by the Massachusetts Police Training Committee. ISOs support the department with essential services, including dispatch, basic safety responses, and emergency assistance.

David Cook
Chief of 色色研究所 Police
Phone Extension: 2126

Kevin Marshall
Deputy Chief of Police
Phone Extension: 2275

Robert Vaccaro
Lieutenant
Phone Extension: 2225

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To partner with the 色色研究所 community in reducing and preventing crime through collaboration, transparency, and community policing, ensuring a safe environment for learning, working, and visiting.

Our Vision

To be a trusted and respected public safety agency known for our professionalism, compassion, and commitment to serving the 色色研究所 community with dignity.

Honor
We carry out our duties with respect, loyalty, selflessness, integrity, and courage. These principles are essential to our mission and guide everything we do.

Integrity
Our department is grounded in ethical conduct. We hold ourselves to the highest moral standards, building trust through our actions and transparency.

Honesty
We are entrusted with significant responsibility and pledge to uphold honesty and fairness in every decision and interaction.

Service
We are proud to serve. Every member of our department is committed to excellence and dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of our college community.

Community-Oriented Policing

We prioritize proactive engagement through education, accessibility, and collaboration. Our officers are trained to serve as approachable partners who are visible, available, and responsive to student and staff needs.

Inclusive Dialogue

We actively seek input from students, faculty, and staff to shape policies and improve campus safety. We welcome conversations on how to better serve our diverse Community.

Supportive Services

From safety escorts to mental health crisis intervention, our services are designed to support the well-being of our campus community.

A Campus Security Authority (CSA) is any college official who has significant responsibility for student and campus activities. This includes faculty or staff who advise student organizations, oversee student discipline, lead student programs or trips, or are designated to respond to campus incidents.

If a CSA becomes aware of a crime, they are required to report it to Campus Police, regardless of the victim鈥檚 wish to file a formal complaint.

For more information about CSAs, including reporting procedures and geographic jurisdiction maps, please visit the CSA page on .

The 色色研究所 Police Department is responsible for handling reports of criminal activity, safety concerns, medical emergencies, and other urgent matters on campus.

You can contact us 24/7:

• Emergency (on campus): Dial 6222 from any College phone or use any red emergency phone on campus

• Routine assistance (on campus): Dial 6209

• Off campus: Call 781-593-7032

Emergency call box stations are located in parking lots and exterior public areas. These connect directly to the Campus Police Central Communications Center, which is staffed around the clock, every day of the year.

Our officers respond immediately to calls, investigate incidents, and coordinate with local police, fire, and emergency medical services as needed.

We urge all members of the 色色研究所 community to promptly report any crime or suspicious activity. Your safety and privacy matter to us. We take all reports seriously and handle investigations with discretion and sensitivity.

Victims and witnesses can also report crimes confidentially, either directly or through a trusted college official such as a professor, counselor, or staff member. These reports contribute to campus safety statistics and ensure the community stays informed while protecting individual identities.

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When a crime or safety threat poses an immediate risk to the campus community, we will issue alerts through:

• College email

• Website postings

• Bulletin boards and digital signage

• College newspaper

• Other available communication channels

Our goal is to ensure that all students, faculty, staff, and visitors are aware of significant threats and can take appropriate precautions.