* § 209-aa. Appointment of private college campus security officers at\nindependent non-profit colleges. 1. Notwithstanding any other provision\nof law to the contrary, the chief law enforcement officer charged with\noversight of law enforcement throughout a city having a population of\nless than one million may appoint as private college campus security\nofficers security guards employed by an independent non-profit college\nupon the request of such independent non-profit college in accordance\nwith the provisions of section sixty-four hundred thirty-five of the\neducation law. The chief law enforcement officer may appoint such campus\nsecurity officers pursuant to this section only if more than fifty\npercent of the total acreage of real property owned by or under the\ncontrol of such independent non-profit college is located within such\ncity and the city council, pursuant to local law or resolution duly\nadopted, has authorized such chief law enforcement officer to make\nappointments pursuant to this section. Any such security guards\nappointed as campus security officers shall be employees of the\nindependent non-profit college requesting such appointment and shall not\nbe officers, agents, servants or employees of such chief law enforcement\nofficer or his city of jurisdiction nor be considered public officers,\nagents, servants or employees. Such campus security officers shall only\nhave the powers set forth in section sixty-four hundred thirty-five of\nthe education law.\n 2. The chief law enforcement officer may condition appointment as\nprivate college campus security officers upon compliance by such campus\nsecurity officers with written procedures established by such chief law\nenforcement officer in order to ensure a coordinated and cooperative law\nenforcement effort and the payment of an administrative fee not to\nexceed fifty dollars per year per campus security officer and may revoke\nsuch appointments at any time for material non-compliance with the\nrequirements of such written procedures or section sixty-four hundred\nthirty-five of the education law or for any other reason that shall\ndisqualify a security guard from being a campus security officer\npursuant to the provisions of such section.\n * NB There are 2 § 209-aa's\n
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