7.13.1
CAMPUS CRIME REPORTING
AND CAMPUS SECURITY ACT
ADOPT: MARCH 10, 1992
REVISED: APRIL 10, 2001
Ed Code: 72330
PENAL CODE: 830.32
FEDERAL PUBLIC LAW: 201 P.L. 101-542 AS AMENDED BY
P.L. 102-26, THE "CRIME AWARENESS
AND CAMPUS SECURITY ACT OF 1990"
KNOWN AS THE "CLERY ACT"
The Sonoma County Junior College District Board of Trustees understands the need to maintain an environment as safe as possible for students, employees and the public.
In meeting this responsibility, the Board of Trustees has created a District police department with sworn police officers who adhere to the State of California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (P.O.S.T.) requirements.
The Board of Trustees has also established a uniformed student cadet program under the supervision of the District Police Chief to provide additional uniformed presence as part of an education program.
The District Police Department is responsible for patrolling the District properties, responding to calls for service, investigating crimes, apprehending and aiding in the prosecution of those who commit crimes on or about District properties. The District Police Department shall maintain a working relationship with other law enforcement agencies in the county and also with the District Attorney's Office.
The District Police Department compiles, maintains and reports crime statistics in accordance with applicable laws. Crime information and statistics are available at several locations within the District. Locations of crime information and statistics are printed in class schedules.
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