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Vehicle Assist
Assistance with battery jumps or keys that are locked in cars
can be obtained by calling Campus Safety at ext. 4211. Campus
Safety personnel will respond and attempt to assist. Prior to any
assistance, proof of legal access to the particular vehicle will
be required, and a release of liability waiver must be signed.
Campus Telephones
There are several telephones located on the exterior of campus
buildings that may be used to report emergencies or make
inter-campus telephone calls. The phones are yellow in color in
order to allow for ease of identification. Emergencies may also be
reported on any campus phone. Please dial ext. 4911 and inform the
Campus Safety Dispatcher of the nature and location of the
emergency.
Lost & Found
The Department of Campus Safety is the official clearing house
for all property lost, or found on Campus. Should you discover an
item of personal property belonging to another or wish to retrieve
an item, please contact the Campus Safety dispatcher at ext. 4211.
Operation Identification
Campus Safety is taking positive action to minimize the risk
of theft and to help ensure the return of stolen property should a
theft occur. Operation Identification had proven to be a deterrent
to the potential burglar or thief by assuring that stolen property
can be identified by the police as your belongings. Campus Safety
will engrave your valuables free of charge. Your driver's license
number can be inscribed on computers appliances, cameras, tools,
etc. (Do not use your social security number. Federal law
prohibits the use of social security numbers to trace an
individual) Dial ext. 4211 to make an appointment.
Crime Prevention Programs
The Department of Campus Safety's crime prevention program
exists to eliminate criminal opportunities and encourage students
and encourage students and employees of the College to be
responsible for their own security and that of others. For more
information about these programs please call ext. 4211.
Awareness Presentations
Speakers are available to give awareness presentations to your
group or department about sexual assault, theft prevention,
violent crimes, domestic violence, alcohol and drugs, personal
safety, emergency preparedness and other safety topics.
Printed Materials
Brochures and other printed materials about crime prevention
are available from the Campus Safety Office.
Alarm Systems
All Campus buildings have fire alarms that are monitored and
maintained by Campus Safety Personnel. There are several security
alarm systems that are monitored, maintained and responded to by
Campus Safety personnel.
Crime Alert Notice
When circumstances warrant, Crime Alert Bulletins are released
by Campus Safety to Warn the College Community of special
crime-related conditions.
Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.)
R.A.D. is offered as part of the Physical Education
curriculum, sponsored by Campus Safety. Participation in R.A.D. is
limited to females. Those interested in the course may enroll
during Registration at the beginning of the Fall and Spring
semester. The course is designed to enhance the options of
self-defense so they may become a viable consideration to the
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