Cortland County Department of Emergency Response and Communications

The Ithaca Police Department is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in the community by working collaboratively with the public and within the framework of the U.S Constitution. With a strong emphasis on community policing, they strive to provide a safe environment for residents and visitors, while preserving peace and enforcing the police regulations and municipal orders of the City of Ithaca. Committed to transparency and accountability, the department follows a progressive Use of Force policy that ensures officers use only the necessary and reasonable amount of force to accomplish lawful objectives and protect civilians. They actively engage with other law enforcement agencies, service organizations, businesses, and local residents to maintain Ithaca's status as one of the most secure cities in the United States with a population under 150,000.Generated from the website

Established in 1946, the Pompey Hill Fire Department is a public safety agency and coordinates responses to fire, police and medical emergencies. The department preserves and protects residents lives and their properties. It offers a full line of management services, such as conducting annual disaster exercises; coordinating the planning and preparedness activities of the city government; and preparing and maintaining a resource inventory. The Pompey Hill Fire Department maintains a fleet of ladder trucks, tankers, rescue vehicles and engines. The department employs firefighters, volunteers, technicians and paramedics. It conducts fire extinguisher training, child car seat inspections and juvenile fire-setter educational sessions. The department maintains a location in Pompey, N.Y.

led by Chief Paul Hildreth