1. STUDENT ORIENTATION SECURITY By Ben Hittle Director of Security

2. PNWU SECURIT Y Security is on duty 24/7. Uniformed Security come on from 5:00 PM, around the clock.

3. SECURITY DEPARTMENT A pro-active unit with safety, asset protection, and crime prevention as their mission.

4. SECURITY DEPARTMENT Will be manned by a Security Director and security officers during the hours of campus operation. A Security Kiosk is manned in the front lobby which monitors students and visitor entry. The building and exterior is equipped with closed circuit television monitoring and recording devices.

5. SECURITY Ben Hittle Director of Security Located – Room 140 You can always start with Security Office Phone 249-7727 Security after 5PM 509-823- 3346 security@pnwu.edu Ben-Cell 509-834-9592 (24/7 Emergencies)

6. SERVICES Enforce School Rules Intervene when necessary Determine Legitimate Visitors Develop Strategies to Resolve Conflict Respond to Calls for Assistance Lock Outs (waiver) Dead Batteries (jump start ) Flat tires Advise on building issues (leaks, damage, etc.)

7. SERVICES Protect crime scene for law enforcement Educate Faculty, Staff, and Students on Crime Prevention Alert Campus to Threats: “The Timely Warning” (Title IX Institution per Clery Act Compliance)

8. EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION SYSTEM PNWU’s Emergency Notification System (ENS). The university will perform monthly VOIP paging system tests. No action is expected during the monthly test.

9. PNWU FIRE DRILL WITH EVFD

10. STUDENT PARKING Look for this Sign (North and South Lots)

11. SECURITY THINGS TO THINK ABOUT Don’t leave valuables in plain view in your car (Memorial Hospital lot) Hang on to your laptops – away from PNWU (spring break car prowls) Vehicle theft (from apartment complex) Mail and Identity theft

12. SECURITY THINGS TO THINK ABOUT Don’t leave valuables in plain view in your car (Parking lot awareness (personal safety) Suspicious persons (report 509-823-3346 24/7) Parking permit tags displayed on rearview mirror For more, read the Campus Safety and Security Report (Moodle).

13. 2012 Statistics-Precinct 1E Yakima County NE Homicide0 0 Sex Offense13-1 Rape 1 0 Robbery0 0 Aggravated Assault6 0 Burglary114 +3 Vehicle Theft30 +3 Arson3 0 On campus violations - nothing located at any of the 3 locations (BHH 200 University Parkway, IH Lodge 111 University Parkway & CSC 3113 Inspiration Drive).

14. CRIME STATS 2012 Reported Offenses: 193 On-Campus: Zero 2011 Reported Offenses: 212 On-Campus: Zero 2010 Reported Offenses: 291 On-Campus: Zero

16. STUDENT ID CARDS Identification badges must be worn or carried at all times……

17. IDENTIFICATION BADGES

18. CPTED Philosophy Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design

19. CPTED Philosophy Environment Smart Design Effectiv e Use reduction in the incidence and fear of crime improvement in the quality of life

20. CPTED Proper Lighting

21. CPTED Landscape

22. CPTED Building Design

23. CPTED Site Location

24. ON SHEEP, WOLVES, & SHEEPDOG S “Most of the people in our society are sheep. They are kind, gentle, productive creatures who can only hurt one another by accident.”

25. “AND THEN THERE ARE WOLVES” “Wolves feed on the sheep without mercy.”

26. THEN THERE ARE SHEEPDOG S “Sheepdogs live to protect the flock and confront the wolf.”

27. I AM YOUR SHEEPDOG.

28. THE NEED FOR ARMED SECURITY “DEFEATING THE ACTIVE SHOOTER” (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VcSwejU2D0) 28

29. PNWU SECURITY Ben Hittle 509-249-7727 Emergency 24-7 509-834- 9592 Security after 5PM and Weekends 509-823-3346 security@pnwu.edu