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To report an emergency, a
crime or criminal activity on
campus, call the Security
Office. Shoreline Community
College Security Officers will
respond to all reports of
emergencies, crimes and/or
criminal activity. Officers will
complete an "Incident Report"
for any crime occurring on
Shoreline Community College
property. Reports are
confidential within the
guidelines established by the
General Education Provisions Act
(Buckley Amendment) and the
Campus Security Act. (Amended
1998). As a service to the
Shoreline Community College
community, some reports are made
available free-of-charge, to the
complainant to assist him/her to
file an insurance claim.
Crime reports may be made at
any time of day, seven days, per
week, and 365 days per year.
Remember - prompt reporting
greatly improves campus safety
and security.
For your convenience and
protection, 7 safety phones have
been placed around the college
property. Yellow call boxes are
located on buildings with a blue
light above them. These phones
may be used to request help
during an emergency, personal
escorts or any assistance
needed. The yellow boxes are
located at these positions.
- On the North
side of the
Music building
(800)
- On the NW
corner of the
1500 building.
- On the NE
corner of the
1800 building.
- On the South
side of the 2000
building (lower
level)
- On the NW
corner of the
Automotive
building (2100)
- On the North
side of the 2500
building, lower
level.
- On the West
side of the gym
(3000) upper
level
This is a hands free
telephone and there is no
dialing of numbers; simply press
the red button on the yellow box
and it will put you in direct
contact with security personnel.
- Someone is
injured or ill
- You see fire
or smell smoke
- You see
anything
suspicious
- Someone is
hurting another
person
- You see
someone stealing
something
- You have
something stolen
- You see
someone forcing
entry into a
building or
vehicle
Don't assume someone else has
made the call. Try to provide
the Security personnel with
accurate, detailed information
about the problem. Stay on the
phone until the Security
personnel say it's okay to hang
up. Depending upon the
emergency, the Security
personnel may also request
assistance from the appropriate
law enforcement agency and/or
fire and ambulance service.
Effective July 1, 1993
amendments to the Campus
Security Act require that all
institutions of higher education
have in place campus sexual
assault programs established to
prevent sex offenses.
Institutions must also establish
and publish, in their annual
security report, procedures to
be followed when a sex offense
has occurred.
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