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Suffolk County reveals ‘crown jewel’ of cutting-edge NY police tech network

Last updated: January 26, 2025 8:26 pm
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The Suffolk Crime Analysis Center in Yaphank, Long Island, has recently undergone a significant expansion, making it the “crown jewel” of a growing network of state-of-the-art law enforcement facilities in New York. With nearly $1 million in state funding, the center has tripled in size and doubled its staff, setting a standard for other centers in the Crime Analysis Center Network.

Kevin Catalina, deputy commissioner for the Suffolk County Police Department, referred to the revamped center as the best and brightest in the state. The facility now has the capacity to accommodate nearly 50 staff members from various law enforcement agencies, providing a collaborative environment for crime analysis and prevention.

The Crime Analysis Center Network, which includes facilities in New York City and other regions, aims to enhance crime-fighting efforts by integrating multiple agencies and cutting-edge technologies into regional hubs. The Suffolk County center, under the leadership of director Thomas Cummings, has access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and can monitor multiple police radio frequencies in real-time.

Originally opened in 2019 as a modest 1,700-square-foot space, the center now spans 5,000 square feet and offers seating for 45 staff members. The expanded facility allows for increased collaboration among agencies such as the Suffolk County Police Department, NYPD, and MTA, enabling more effective crime prevention and response.

Last year, the Suffolk County center received approximately 30,000 requests for assistance, contributing to the statewide total of 131,000 requests handled by the network. The governor’s office credits the center’s upgrades with a 7% decrease in reported crime on Long Island during the first nine months of the year compared to the same period in 2023.

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Governor Kathy Hochul has proposed a $13 million budget allocation to establish the New York State Crime Analysis and Joint Special Operations Command Headquarters, serving as a central hub for the 11 centers in the network. This funding increase reflects a commitment to enhancing law enforcement capabilities and promoting safer communities across the state.

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