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Reporting a crime
College policy dictates that all crimes or like emergencies be reported directly to the Department of Public Safety. Any college member who is a victim of a crime is also encouraged to report the incident to the Baltimore County Police Department. A crime or incident may also be reported to any college administrator or faculty member.

The Department of Public Safety will investigate and report to the appropriate authority all crimes in accordance with college policy. CCBC’s Counseling department is available to provide confidential counseling services to students who are victims of crime and who request assistance.

It is important to report an incident immediately and to preserve all physical evidence of a sexual assault. Any victim of a crime including, but not limited to, sexual assault should report the incident to any of the following:

Department of Public Safety:

CCBC Public Safety Emergency Line -- 410-918-4120 (Connects to all campuses)
CCBC Catonsville W-228 410-455-4958	CCBC Dundalk L-101 410-285-9700	CCBC Essex A-110 410-780-6893

Baltimore County Police Department and EMS: 911

Dean of Student Learning and Student Development

CCBC Catonsville A-302 410-455-4210

CCBC Dundalk A-109 410-285-9687

CCBC Essex A-111 410-780-6327

Counseling Center

CCBC Catonsville K-200 410-455-4382

CCBC Dundalk A-100 410-285-9809

CCBC Essex A-220 410-780-6973

Any college administrator or faculty member