Annual Security Report

The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, commonly referred to as the Clery Act, requires higher education institutions to collect, report and disseminate crime data to the campus community and U.S. Department of Education; to provide timely warnings of reported crimes that represent a threat to the safety of students or employees; and to make public their campus security policies. In compliance with this legislation, SLCC’s Department of Public Safety works closely with the College administration to disseminate public safety alerts to faculty, staff and students, produces an annual security report, and maintains a log of reported criminal incidents.

The SLCC Annual Security Report provides information on current crime statistics and other public safety related information. Please take a moment to review the rest of this report for information on some of the safety programs offered by the College and tips on staying safe.

Crime Awareness and Campus Security Report

• SLCC Crime Awareness and Campus Security 2024
• SLCC Crime Awareness and Campus Security 2023
• SLCC Crime Awareness and Campus Security 2022
• SLCC Crime Awareness and Campus Security 2021
• SLCC Crime Awareness and Campus Security 2020
  • Campus Safety Measures previous 18 months
    • Additional Campus Safety Officers – 3 Part-Time and, 1 Full-Time.
    • Implementation of the Timely Warning and Clery Act Policy.
    • Increased emphasis on Center for Health and Counseling resources, including the addition of a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner to better serve students, including those who may be victims.
  • Campus Safety Measures next 24 months
    • Adding another FT CSO, in addition to a Deputy Director of Public Safety.
    • Public Safety will be creating a standalone webpage to house all Campus Safety Amendment information in one location.
    • Campus Safety Policy will be reviewed/updated.
    • A women’s self-defense course will be added to SLCC’s academic curriculum.