Services

  • First aid for basic, minor injuries. For life-threatening emergencies, dial 9 + 911 and then notify the Campus Security Office, ext. 4440.
  • Lost-and-found service 7:30 a.m. until 5:15 p.m., Monday through Friday.
  • Evening escort service—a security officer will accompany you to your vehicle.
  • Parking management—free parking for students, staff and visitors is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Certain areas are designated for specific uses, such as for motorcycles, bicycles and parking for persons with disabilities.
  • Although parking permits are not required, they are recommended so Campus Security can locate car owners in case of car problems or an emergency. Free permits and a pamphlet outlining parking and traffic rules are available in the Campus Security Office.
  • Cars improperly parked are subject to a fine. Unauthorized overnight parking is prohibited, and vehicles parked for an extended period of time are subject to towing at the owner’s expense. Special permits for disabled persons must be obtained from an Oregon Department of Motor Vehicle Office.
  • College-issued keys
  • FAX machine
  • Crime prevention presentations to various groups or organizations.
  • Public safety communication systems.
  • Electronic alarm systems maintained throughout the facilities to detect fire and break-ins at various locations.
  • Security and facilities surveys of exterior lighting, exterior doors and grounds are conducted periodically.
  • A Safety Committee that makes frequent routine campus safety inspections and corrective recommendations when necessary.
Our professionally trained staff of three full-time security officers, two half-time officers, and several on-call officers receive specialized training each year in First Aid and CPR, emergency evacuation, hazardous materials (HAZMAT) procedures, and alarm response procedures.

Security officers patrol all areas of the main campus and parking lots 24 hours-a-day. All exterior doors of campus buildings are locked each evening and remain secured until the following day.

Security officers also enforce parking regulations and related rules, and report criminal activity to the police. They respond to building alarms, injuries or illnesses, traffic and parking accidents, and safety hazards. Campus Security maintains a close working relationship with the Albany Police and Fire Department.