Our latest Annual Security Report is available for you to review.

You’ll see Schoolcraft College Police Department Officers on duty 24-hours a day, seven days a week. We patrol the Livonia main campus, Manufacturing & Engineering Center (MEC), and the Public Safety Training Complex (PSTC) by foot, bicycle and vehicle.

Our parking lots and campus buildings are monitored and recorded 24-hours a day by CCTV cameras.

We are available to investigate criminal incidents and provide assistance with medical emergencies — or help if you are simply locked out of your vehicle or have a dead battery.

Although everyone shares responsibility for safety on campus, we encourage you to use common sense, take precautions and report all incidents to the Schoolcraft College Police Department: (734) 462-4424. 

You also can use SC Aware. It provides resources and information for every registered student, staff and faculty member. SC aware also includes an online reporting tool you can use to: 

• Report an incident or register a complaint 
• Report concerning or threatening behavior 
• Make a general report to the Schoolcraft College Police Department. You can submit a report with or without your name. Access the SC Aware online reporting tool. 

• You may park in the North, South and Central parking lots, with the exception of restricted areas, which are posted “Faculty Parking,” “Assigned Parking,” and “Handicapped” parking. 
• All parking lots are lined and vehicles are to be parked within the designated spaces. There is no parking on the diagonal yellow lined areas at the ends of each row in any parking lot. 
• There is no parking permitted on any college street. 
• Faculty and staff have parking provided in the North, South and Central parking lots which are posted and require a permit. 
• Inner-campus parking is restricted to assigned parking, timed parking, and handicapped parking. 
• Assigned parking is that which belongs to a college department and/or one individual. Timed parking is restricted to 30 minutes. Handicap parking is provided in the inner campus parking areas and in the Central parking lot and requires a State or College-issued permit. 
• Vehicles that are parked illegally on campus will be issued citations. 

Schoolcraft College Police Department Officers are authorized to write City of Livonia traffic citations under section 10.03.035 – Enforcement of Title 10 Upon Public School Property, of the Livonia Code of Ordinances. Tickets are payable to the 16th District Court located at 15140 Farmington Road, Livonia.

In the event of a tornado, a warning siren located on campus will sound. You should move to an interior room or hallway away from windows and doors. Do not use rooms or labs that contain hazardous materials as a shelter. The Schoolcraft College Police Department will announce when it is clear to leave the area. 

With SC Alerts you’ll be among the first to know about emergencies. You’ll receive text, email and voicemail messages about weather-related college closings and other emergencies affecting Schoolcraft College and the surrounding area.

What’s the difference between a tornado watch and warning?

It might be, because of severe weather or other emergencies. Listen to major metro area radio and local television stations. Additional information and updates may be found on the main College website, posted on the college’s Facebook page and on Twitter. SC Alerts will send emergency notifications on your cell phone.

In the event of a fire, an alarm will sound. You’ll need to move calmly but immediately outside and stand in an area at least 50 feet from the building and away from any smoke. Staff and faculty will take a headcount and match it to their attendance sheet. Anyone unaccounted for should be reported to the Schoolcraft College Police Department at ext. 4424 as soon as possible. 

In the event of a medical emergency, call the Schoolcraft College Police Department office at ext. 4424 from any college phone, or (734) 462-4424 from a non-college phone. A Schoolcraft College Police Department Officer will respond.

If the emergency is life threatening, call 911 from any phone.

Immediately after, please also call the Schoolcraft College Police Department Office at (734) 462-4424 from any non-college phone or 4424 from any campus phone. 

If a crime is in progress, call 911 from any phone. Immediately after, please also call the Schoolcraft College Police Department Office at (734) 462-4424 from any non-college phone or 4424 from any campus phone. A Schoolcraft College Police Department Officer will respond, conduct an investigation, make arrests as needed, file the necessary reports, and submit warrant requests to the prosecutor.

The Daily Crime Log (DCL)

A Federal law known as the Clery Act requires Campus Police to keep and maintain a Daily Crime Log (DCL). The purpose of the Daily Crime Log is to record all criminal incidents and alleged criminal incidents that are reported to Campus Police. DCL entries include all crimes reported to the campus police department for the required geographic locations, not just Clery Act crimes. The DCL is designed to provide crime information on a timelier basis than the annual statistical disclosures. The DCL includes specific information about criminal incidents, not crime statistics. The DCL for the most recent 60-day period is open to public inspection, free of charge, upon request during normal business hours. Log entries older than 60 days are available within two business days of a request for public inspection. The log includes the nature of the crime, the date and time the crime occurred, the location of the crime and the disposition of the complaint. Archived logs are kept for seven years.

Students, employees and visitors are expected to observe all Federal, State and Local laws and College regulations.

All items that are found on campus should be turned over to the Schoolcraft College Police Department where they will be recorded and held in the Lost and Found.

For rules on disposition of these articles, call the Schoolcraft College Police Department at 734-462-4424.

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