1. Providing a safe and secure environment for students, faculty, staff and campus visitors.

2. Pasco Campus Security & Safety Officers Security & Safety Supervisor- Levi Glatt Communications Officer- Mike Hahn Campus Security Officer- Oscar Lucatero Campus Security Officer- Coleman Powell

3. Richland Campus Security & Safety Officers Security Guard- Doug Erickson Campus Security Officer Ed Kennelly

4. Provides escorts for students, faculty, staff, and visitors.

5. Assists in jump-starting vehicles.

6. Helps to retrieve keys from locked vehicles.

7. Maintains lost and found items at the Security & Safety Office.

8. Helps persons in need of first aid.

9. Conducts patrols to ensure campus safety.

10. Protecting Yourself from Being a Victim of a Crime Auto theft & vehicle prowl information

11. Auto Thefts Never leave a vehicle running when you’re away, not even for just a minute.

12. 10 Most-Stolen Vehicles In 2011 1.1994 Honda Accord midsize 2.1998 Honda Civic compact 3.2006 Ford F-150 pickup 4.1991 Toyota Camry midsize 5.2000 Dodge Caravan minivan 6.1994 Acura Integra compact 7.1999 Chevrolet Silverado pickup 8.2004 Dodge Ram pickup 9.2002 Ford Explorer SUV 10.1994 Nissan Sentra compact

13. Always remove your keys, even if your car is parked in a safe place. Vehicles with the keys in them are easy prey for car thieves.

14. Always roll up the windows and lock the car.

15. Never leave valuables in plain view, even if your car is locked. Put them in the trunk or at least out of sight.

16. Lock your vehicle!

17. Park your car in a well-lit area.

18. Report anything suspicious to CBC Security and Safety or the police.

19. Self-Protection Share your class schedule with parents and a network of close friends, effectively creating a type of “buddy” system.

20. At night, walk with someone; remember there is safety in numbers.

21. Have your key(s) ready to open your car doors, especially at night. Your keys can be a defensive weapon.

22. If you think you are being followed, change your direction (cross the street)

23. Keep looking back so the person knows you can’t be surprised…

24. Go to a well-lighted area such as a classroom, office, library, or anywhere there are people.

25. Observe as much as possible about who is following you so you can give a good description if necessary.

26. CBC Student Expectations 1.Students shall conduct themselves in a responsible manner; 2.Comply with rules and regulations of the College and its departments; 3.Respect the rights, privileges, and property of other members of the academic community; 4.Maintain a high standard of integrity and honesty; and 5.Do not interfere with legitimate College business appropriate to the pursuit of educational goals.

27. CBC Standards of Civility & Safety  Show respect for faculty, staff and your fellow students. Loud, obscene, or profane language is usually inappropriate and should not intrude upon other’s rights to a welcoming and civil environment.  Show respect for the College’s property and physical environment. Furniture, equipment, and physical spaces are to be used as they were intended and should not be subject to damage or misuse.  Comply with CBC’s rules, regulations, guidelines and the directives of College personnel acting in the legitimate performance of their responsibilities.  Show respect for the comfort of others in an educational setting by observing acceptable standards for personal cleanliness and dress.

28. In case of an emergency, students and college staff should call 911 immediately. CBC Security & Safety will be automatically notified.

29. Contact CBC Security & Safety if you…  Are a victim or have information about a crime that has occurred on campus.  Have been involved in or have witnessed an auto accident on campus.  Have been injured and/or need first aid.

30. Contact CBC Security & Safety On-campus emergency assistance is also available by calling Security & Safety directly at ext. 7777 or (509) 542-4819. It is recommended you program this phone number in your cell phone.

31. Remember… Promptly reporting incidents or suspicious activity will assure appropriate and timely responses.