Safety is Our Number One Priority The safety of our students and campus community is always our number one priority. We want to assure that you receive accurate information about any reported threats to campus. Earlier today, Campus Safety was notified of a student being disruptive in several buildings on campus, prompting misinformation to be …
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Criminal Mischief to PikeRide Bicycles
Greetings CC Students, Over the last few weeks, Campus Safety has responded to reports of vandalism to PikeRide bikes around Worner Campus Center and Mathias Hall. In total, there have been three separate reports detailing damages to six bikes; one may result in criminal charges. Vandalism is contrary CC’s core values and threatens the college’s …
Did You Receive the Emergency Notification Test?
Yesterday Campus Safety conducted a test of the emergency notification system, RAVE, which is used to notify people across campus of emergency situations. If you did not receive the test, please email Campus Safety with “RAVE Emergency Notification” in the subject line to request being added to the system. CC is dedicated to providing a …
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Campus Safety to Test RAVE Notification System
Campus Safety will conduct a test of the RAVE Emergency Notification System Thursday, March 16. This system is used to notify the campus community of any hazardous conditions on campus using the Standard Response Protocol. As a member of the campus community, your CC email is automatically enrolled in the emergency notification system. If you …
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Don’t Forget Your Gold Card
Remeber to carry your Gold Card: Colorado College is committed to balancing safety and access concerns. Based on community feedback, we are changing the hours that doors to academic buildings are locked to reflect low-traffic periods more accurately. At the start of the Block 5 block break (Thursday, Feb. 23) doors to academic buildings will be …
Prepare for High Wind Warning
The Colorado College campus will be under a high wind warning starting today, Dec. 1, at 8 p.m., with hazardous conditions possible from 2 a.m. Friday, Dec. 2 until Friday afternoon. Campus may experience wind gusts up to 75 mph with isolated gusts to 100 mph possible. Before the storm moves in: Make sure your …
Safety Notice: Sexual Assault and Robbery
Dear Campus Community, Campus Safety received information about a sexual assault and robbery that happened on the Monument Valley Trail this morning, Oct. 27, around 6 a.m. near Culebra Avenue north of Uintah Street and east of the Monument Valley Creek. The suspect is described as a Caucasian male, 30-40 years of age, with full …
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Timely Warning: Wanted Person Commiting Crimes Around Campus
Campus Safety has received information on a wanted person who has committed crimes in and around the campus community. On September 29, 2022, just before 9 p.m., a person entered the private yard of an off-campus house wearing a winter ski mask. When Campus Safety arrived, the person fled on foot. The suspect has potentially …
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Annual Security Report Now Availalble
Dear Campus Community, In compliance with Clery Reporting guidelines, Colorado College Campus Safety completes the Campus Safety and Fire Safety Annual Report. The Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990 requires institutions of higher education to disclose information about campus safety policies and procedures and to provide statistics concerning the occurrence of certain criminal …
Changes to the Standard Response Protocol
Dear Campus Community, Colorado College uses the Standard Response Protocol as a guide for the campus community to respond to situations on or near campus that pose risks to our health and safety. These protocols are determined based on the type of situations and risks involved. Campus Safety then conducts an assessment of those situations …
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