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Yavapai College Campus Police - Dial 311Message from the Incoming ChiefThe Yavapai College Police Department is dedicated to providing a safe educational, social and work environment for all students, faculty and staff members. The officers are AZPOST certified and are sworn to uphold all laws of the State of Arizona and of the United States of America as well all policies determined by and directed by the College. The Police Department also employs safety officers who are trained to respond to all emergency situations while also providing customer service to all. Each and every sworn officer and campus safety officer are here to assist you as needs arise. The Police Department has developed and implemented a Critical Incident Response Plan for each of our campuses. Those plans are available to all students and employees as we want everyone to be prepared in the event an incident should arise. A college-wide Emergency Response Plan has also been formulated and is in place. We are dedicated to providing safety and security to all and look forward to working with you to make your experience at Yavapai College both positive and rewarding. Yavapai College - Dial 311Yavapai College implemented a '311' (non-emergency) dialing feature from all college phones, which is a customer friendly, easy to remember way to dial Campus Police for assistance. This feature has been very well received and has opened communications with Campus Police and students building a stronger and lasting relationship. Our '911' system is state of the art. Prior to 3 years ago, when 911 was dialed it only identified the street address of Yavapai College making it nearly impossible to determine where the call originated. The '911' system now sounds a phone alarm at Campus Police, a text message is sent to the on-duty officer's cellular phone and also the computer in the Chief's office, all giving the exact location on campus where '911' was dialed.The call goes to Prescott Police Department Dispatch and the officers are then given the information of the emergency. Many campus police departments across the country, including Yavapai College Police Department do not have the staffing to handle large community and sporting events to catastrophic emergencies. Resources available from adjacent cities, towns and counties and continued dialog and training provides confidence within the campus community , and a coordinated public safety presence and response. The Yavapai College Police Department takes pride in providing a high level of customer service and feel it is a privilege to be granted the opportunity to serve students, employees and visitors within our community. Sincerely, |
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Information on how to deal with potential emergency situations on campus (480KB PDF file) Campus Police Tips
Whether you're living on or off campus there are things that you can do to protect your space. Emergency Response Planning
In the event of an incident which has affected or has the potential to affect the safety or well being of life, property, or the normal operation of the college, requiring a coordinated response by the decision making apparatus of the college, the following procedure will be put into place. Inclement Weather Procedures
Faculty and students have procedures that need to be followed for inclement weather while on or off campus. Learn what you need to know Clery Reports
Click to view annual and daily reports and timely notification bulletins for Yavapai College Sex Offender Listings
The following is a list of registered sex offenders attending college campuses or living within a 1 mile radius of Yavapai College campuses. Yavapai College policy statement and notification procedures. Trespass Orders
List of individuals banned from all Yavapai College campuses, pursuant to A.R.S. 13-2911. Yavapai College Code of Conduct
The primary purpose of this Code is to set forth the rules and standards of conduct expected of students and others who join the College community (88kb PDF file) Yavapai County Silent Witness
Help Solve Crimes in the community anonymously - Call 800-932-3232 - or fill-out the online form The Designated Speed Limit is 15 MPH on All Yavapai College CampusesStudent, visitor and employee safety is a top priority for the Yavapai College Police, we take it very seriously. $50 Moving Violation Ticket Learn all the ways to make your driving experience on campus a fun, safe and cost-free one Parking Citation Appeal Form. Download the form, fill it out completely and email it to the address listed on it. |