Amy Francemone
Records, Logistics and Property Manageer
Amy has worked at the Department of Public Safety for a total of 7 years, and she’s an invaluable resource in our front office because of her experience with various law enforcement records management systems.
A native of Solvay, NY, Amy started her career in law enforcement as a dispatcher for Solvay Police Department in 1991. She continued working for the service until 1998, even after it merged with Onondaga County 911. She spent some time working as a stay at home mom with her four children, but when they were school-aged, she returned to Solvay as a data entry specialist in 2004 and began working with us part-time as an Emergency Communications Center dispatcher. Her current position was created in 2008.
Amy’s job description includes filing incident, arrest, and accident reports; sending reports to various agencies, such as the DMV; entering traffic tickets into records systems; maintaining the lock/unlock schedule for campus buildings; running queries for statistics within our internal records systems; sealing arrest cases; entering supplemental documents and information into the statewide crime database; release property from the BEAST (Bar-coded Evidence Analysis Statistical Tracking); preparing a Daily Crime Log for public view; and training employees to use the databases.
Outside of work, Amy enjoys spending time on Song Lake, out on her boat and at her family campsite. She’s a huge hockey fan (New York Rangers), and started playing hockey herself last year in a women’s pickup hockey league in Cicero, NY.