Governor Paterson and Superintendent Corbitt Present New York State Police Annual Awards (Albany, NY - May 28, 2008) - Governor David A. Paterson today joined New York State Police Superintendent Harry J. Corbitt to commend and recognize 39 honorees for bravery, investigative persistence, police education, traffic safety and community service at the New York State Police Annual Awards Day Ceremony. The annual ceremony, held at the New York State Police Academy, pays tribute to the courage and perseverance of sworn and non-sworn members of the New York State Police.
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Governor Paterson and Superintendent Corbitt Recognize Recent State Police Promotions
(Albany, NY - May 27, 2008) - Today Governor David Paterson joined Superintendent Harry Corbitt to recognize twelve recently promoted New York State Police Executive Staff members and Commissioned Officers.
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New York State Police Recruitment Website Policy
Website Disclaimer
Information provided on this website is intended to allow the visitor access to public
information. While all attempts are made to provide accurate, current, and reliable information,
the New York State Police recognizes the possibility of human and/or mechanical error.
Therefore, the New York State Police, its employees, officers and agents make no representations
as to the accuracy, completeness, currency, or suitability of the information provided
by this website, and deny any expressed or implied warranty as to the same.
Thank you for visiting the New York State Recruitment website. We hope your visit is helpful
and informative.
This website is designed to make it easier and more efficient for visitors to learn about
and interact with the New York State Police. Like all online resources, we recognize that
website visitors are concerned about issues of privacy and security of information and
the quality and accuracy of the information presented.
The New York State Police is committed to preserving your privacy and security while visiting
our website and to giving you the best possible information. For more detailed information
on our policies, we invite you to read the information contained in this section of the
website.
The New York State Police may, at its sole discretion, change, modify, add or delete portions
of this policy.
Because these policies only apply to this website, you should examine the policy statements
of any websites you access through this website.
Contact Information
E-mail questions regarding any of our Website Policies to the New
York State Police.
Links
The New York State Police website provides links to websites of local, state and federal
government agencies and other organizations. When you click on these external links, you
will, in effect, leave the New York State Police website.
A link does not constitute an endorsement of the content, viewpoint, accuracy, opinions,
policies, products, services or accessibility of that website.
Other websites operate under the auspices and at the direction of their respective owners.
Once you link to another website, you are subject to the terms and conditions of that website,
including, but not limited to, its privacy policy. Therefore, if you have a question or
comment about any of these sites, please contact the site owner directly.
Privacy
Personal information
"Personal information" is information about an individual (e.g. an individual's
name, address, and phone number).
Personal information is not collected through this website unless you apply for the position
of Trooper or send an email to the New York State Police through this website. If you do
not communicate with this website it does not affect your ability to use any other features
of this website.
Currently, the New York State Police does not knowingly collect personal information from
children or create profiles of children through this website. The New York State Police
encourages parents and teachers to be involved in children's Internet activities and guide
the children whenever children are asked to provide personal information on-line.
People are cautioned that the collection of personal information provided in an email
by any individual - child or adult - will be treated as information given by an adult and,
if not protected by federal or State law, may be subject to public access.
When you email the NYSP website
If you send an email to the New York State Police, your email address and the contents
of your email will be collected.
The information collected is not limited to text characters and may include audio, video,
and graphic information formats you send us. The information is retained in accordance
with the public record retention provisions in the State Arts and Cultural Affairs Law.
Your email address and the information contained in your email will be used to respond
to you, to address issues you identify, to further improve this website, or to forward
your email to another agency for appropriate action.
The New York State Police does not collect your email address to sell or distribute it
for commercial marketing purposes.
Internet Service Provider (ISP)
When visiting this website our Internet Service Provider (ISP) automatically collects
and stores statistical information about your visit:
The Internet Protocol address and domain name of your Internet service provider.
The type of browser and operating system you used.
The date and time you visited this site.
The web pages or services you accessed at this site.
The URL or web site address of the web site you visited prior to coming to this website
and from which any web page on this site was linked.
Note: A domain name or Internet Protocol address is not considered personal information.
The Internet Protocol address is a numerical identifier assigned either to your Internet
service provider or directly to your computer, which can be used to direct Internet traffic
to you.
Use of statistics collected
The information collected is used for statistical analysis purposes. The statistics are
used to:
Help the NYSP to understand how visitors are using our website so that we can improve
this website's content by determining what information is of most and of least interest
to our visitors and
Identify system performance or problem areas.
The New York State Police does not sell or distribute the information collected from the
website for commercial marketing purposes. The information is retained in accordance with
the public record retention provisions in the State Arts and Cultural Affairs Law.
Disclosure of information collected
Information collected through the website - personal or otherwise - may, if not protected
by federal or State law, be subject to disclosure pursuant to law, such as the Freedom
of Information Law (FOIL), or court order.
The New York State Police may disclose personal information to federal or other law enforcement
authorities to enforce its rights against unauthorized access or attempted unauthorized
access to information of the New York State Police.
Security
The New York State Police only permits access to personally identifiable information from
this website to employees who need access to perform a specific task. Security measures
have been integrated into the design, implementation, and day-to-day operations of this
website as part of our continuing commitment to the security of electronic content and
the electronic transmission of information.
Note: The information contained in this policy should not be construed in any way as giving
business, legal or other advice or warranting as fail proof the security of information
provided via this website. For site security purposes and to ensure that this website remains
available to all users, the New York State Police employs an Internet Service Provider
to monitor traffic to identify unauthorized attempts to upload or change information or
otherwise cause damage to this website.