2008 CCBC College Catalog
PUBLIC SAFETY
A safe learning environment
Your personal actions help CCBC
maintain a desirable learning and working environment. As partners in
campus safety and security, students, faculty, staff and others have
shared responsibilities. While CCBC works continually to ensure a safe
learning environment, no college campus is a haven from crime. It’s
important that all members of the campus community be security conscious
and report all crimes, emergencies and suspicious persons and conditions
to the Department of Public Safety offices:
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CCBC Catonsville W-228 410-455-4455
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CCBC Dundalk L-101 410-285-9700
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CCBC Essex Room A-110 410-780-6300
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Department of Public Safety
The Department of Public Safety
works to create and maintain a secure campus climate and to protect
personal and college assets.
Public Safety is staffed by full- and part-time uniformed security
officers 24 hours a day. Each of the officers, while not commissioned,
takes arrest authority from statutory and common law of Maryland. The
officers patrol CCBC campuses in marked cars, on bicycles and on foot.
Officers investigate and report all crimes and incidents to college
administration for action. CCBC’s security staff also works closely with
the Baltimore County Police Department and will summon its assistance
when needed or when requested by a victim of a crime.
The college provides timely security alerts to the college community
regarding offenses that are reported to campus security authorities or
local police, and which may represent a threat to students and employees.
The Department of Public Safety also monitors crime at off-campus
facilities owned or controlled by the college. An administrative staff
of full-time employees assists the Department of Public Safety.
Among the many services provided by the Department of Public Safety are:
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24-hour-a-day staff coverage
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Maximum staffing during evening hours
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Rapid response to medical emergencies
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Assistance with minor car problems
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Enforcement of campus traffic regulations
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Lost and found operation
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Campus patrol by vehicle, bicycle or on foot
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Investigation of all crimes and incidents
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Personal escorts on Campus
Campus crime prevention programs:
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Rape, Aggression, Defense training (RAD)
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Bike patrol program
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Published articles in college periodicals
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“Gotcha” notices for unattended property
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Lecture series
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Crime awareness literature
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Escort service
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Emergency call box system in parking lots and other campus areas
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Security Officer Aid program (CCBC Catonsville)