A Mission to Serve
From an early age, Yale Police Chief Anthony Campbell '95 B.A.,'09 M.Div understood the wounds incarceration inflicts on inmates, their families, and those who work with them: his mother served as a corrections officer at Rikers Island, and his father had spent time in prison. As Anthony grew older, he felt an urge to help heal those wounds. He assumed that meant working within the prison system — until his mother gave him a new perspective.
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The Yale Police Department has primary responsibility for patrolling the Yale campus and also serves in a supportive role to the New Haven Police Department as an extended patrol area. View the campus boundary map. (If an accessible version of the map is required please contact safe@yale.edu.)
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Locations
- 101 Ashmun Street, Yale Police
- 79 Howe Street, Yale Security
- 57 Lock Street, Central ID Center
- 333 Cedar Street, Medical ID Center
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About Public Safety
Our organization is bound together by core values and principles that we all share. Those values form the ethical basis for our decision-making.