NLC students' safety
major concern
By Officer Mark Lazano
Special Contributor
Don't forget about basic safety precautions,
say North Lake Police
North Lake College police officers are committed
to provide and ensure a safe and secure teaching
and learning environment. The police department
operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and
365 days a year.
Officers patrol both on foot and in police vehicles,
as well as monitor the numerous emergency call
boxes located throughout the campus.
With that said, our paramount concern is for
your safety and security.
With all of the things you have to worry about
while attending North Lake College, from grades
to keeping up with student activities, don’t
set yourself up for any added stressors by forgetting
about basic safety precautions. The North Lake
College police department wants to remind you
to:
• Be aware of your surroundings at all
times.
• Always secure your personal property.
Do not leave valuables within plain view in your
parked car.
• Never leave your vehicle unlocked or windows
rolled down.
• If you see any suspicious activity, report
it immediately to the North Lake College Police
Department at ext. 3300 or use any emergency call
box located on campus.
• If you are the victim of a crime, report
it immediately. Call ext. 3300 on campus, dial
9-1-1 if off campus.
• Help us by watching out for others’
property.
• Never walk alone at night; you can request
an escort from the North Lake College Police Department
at ext. 3300 or use any emergency call box located
on campus.
• Park your vehicle in well-lighted areas.
• Park your bike at a bike rack and secure
it to the rack, preferably with a “U-Lock.”
Don’t use poles or trees for that purpose.
• Check the back seat of your car or truck
before getting inside.
• Don’t tamper with fire fighting
equipment and smoke detectors. Your life and the
lives of others may depend on it. Doing this is
also a crime.
• Do not use the tennis courts or soccer
and baseball fields after the exterior lights
are out.
• Do not use the jogging trail after dark.
The jogging trail closes at sundown.
• If you see anyone damaging college property,
report immediately.
• SLOW DOWN on campus. The speed limit is
20 miles per hour through campus streets and 10
miles per hour through the parking lots.
All of us at the North Lake College Police Department
wish for your time here to be safe and rewarding,
but for that we need your help.
By keeping these simple safety precautions in
mind, you will be helping to maintain the safe
and secure teaching and learning environment that,
working together, we know we can achieve.
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