Public Safety
CCM Public Safety
Contact Information
EMERGENCY DIAL 9-1-1
POLICE-FIRE-MEDICAL
For Public Safety Assistance
Call 973-328-5550
Public Safety Services
Vehicles
Jumps Starts
Lockouts
Parking enforcement
Crash investigation
Campus Security
Room lock/unlocks
Key management
Investigate safety concerns
Medical Response
Aid with minor medical concerns
Respond to medical emergencies
Manage campus Automatic External Defibrillator Program
Safety Tips
Please check out our videos and other safety information below.
Run, Hide, Fight ®
Surviving an active shooter event. English version. Video Copyright © 2012 City of Houston.
What You Can Do When There Is a Bomb Threat
U.S Department of Homeland Security
Although a bomb threat may seem rare, they happen every day across the nation. Reacting quickly and safely to a bomb threat could save lives, including your own.
Additional Safety Tip Content
Environmental Safety
View our information regarding chemical safety, fire safety, and more.
Hazard Communication
Chemical Hygiene Plan
Bloodborne Pathogens Plan
Jenne Clery Campus Safety Act
Campus Crime Statistics and Information
What is the Clery Report?
The Jeanne Clery Act, (Originally titled The Student Right To Know and Campus Security Act) was established by the Department of Education in 1991. This act requires colleges and universities to prepare, publish and distribute certain crimes to students, employees and the general public annually and/or upon request.
A daily crime log is maintained which contains reported crimes covered under the Jeanne Clery Act that occurred on college property or contiguous areas. This log can be viewed at the Randolph Campus, in the Public Safety Department.
Anyone may have immediate viewing access to the log for the current 60 day period. Upon request, the Public Safety Department will make any portion of the log that is older than 60 days available within two business days.
Clery Act Notification
Clery Act Guidelines
CCM Protocols for Academic Field Trips
Download the Clery Act Annual Security Report