Public Safety Recognition - Past Highlights
Our entire Public Safety team is committed to our values of Pride, Professionalism, and Service and helping the members of our campus and surrounding communities. We recognize, highlight, and thank them for their professionalism and commitment.
After being notified that a non-affiliate forced entry into two Columbia apartment buildings, Sgt. Donald Gannon, Sgt.
After being notified that an ambulance was delayed, PSO Gonzalez, who was stationed at 119th Street and Amsterdam, flagged down a passing ambulance
While on his way to work, Sergeant James Repman observed larceny in progress in front of the Manhattanville Operations Center.
Using Google Translate, PSO Jose Gonzalez communicated with a French-speaking student who was a victim of a scam that left him with no housing.
While conducting a perimeter patrol near Manhattanville, PSO John Rijo noticed a male running from the police who had been wanted for a crime commi
After observing suspicious activity in front of The Forum through the video cameras, PSO Moronta approached the scene, startling and making the two
Lt. Goudswaard and Sr. Sgt.
The great teamwork by Public Safety in Manhattanville prevented a possible larceny after being notified that a male was attempting to remove the fr
The response by Columbia University Public Safety to a manhole fire on W. 115th St.
After receiving a call from a CU affiliate requesting immediate assistance to help a family member who was locked in their apartment bathroom due t
Public Safety Officer Richard Castro’s quick response helped to revive an unaffiliated male near the Medical Center from an overdose.