Long Island officials are showing off their newly expanded crime analysis center – calling it the “crown jewel” of a growing network of cutting-edge law enforcement facilities across New York. The revamped Suffolk Crime Analysis Center in Yaphank – which received nearly $1 million from the state to triple its size and double staff – will serve as a model for its sisters in New York’s Crime Analysis Center Network,

With $31 million in funding statewide from Gov. Kathy Hochul, the newly expanded Suffolk Crime Analysis Center is one of 11 centers statewide that connect 350 agencies.

Governor Hochul announces the expansion of Suffolk Crime Analysis Center, which now has increased size and staff to help fight crime.