Safety Tips
Personal Safety Tips
Holiday Safety Tips
Crime Awareness
Everyone plays a role in creating and maintaining a safe environment. As
partners in campus safety and security, we all have the shared
responsibility to keep safety and security in mind no matter what we are
doing. Remember, no college campus is a haven from crime, so be security
conscious and report all crimes, emergencies, suspicious persons and
conditions to the Public Safety Department. The Public Safety Department
is staffed by full-time uniformed public safety officers 24 hours-a-day.
The officers patrol the campus in marked cars, bicycles, and on foot.
Officers investigate and report all crimes and incidents to the
administration for proper action. Our Public Safety staff works closely
with the Baltimore County Police Department and will summons their
assistance as needed, or as requested by a victim of a crime.
CCBC Catonsville, Dundalk and Essex are open campus which welcomes
faculty/staff, students, and citizens to use the facilities available as
scheduled by the college. Faculty/staff and students are issued
identification cards. Everyone using the campus is required to show
proper identification when requested by a public safety officer or by
authorized personnel of the college. Visitors are welcome on campus when
conducting business or using the facilities in accordance with college
policy. All buildings, grounds, and lighting are maintained with a
concern for safety and security. All buildings are locked and secured by
public safety officers in accordance with scheduled activities in the
buildings. No authorized people are allowed in the buildings during the
hours they are closed.
If a student should become a victim of a crime, confidential counseling
service can be provided by our college counseling department to any
student experiencing difficulties. Please keep our college counseling
services in mind.
The Public Safety Department monitors all crimes occurring on campus,
and provides timely crime prevention memos regarding any crime pattern
developing on campus.
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