Chief of Campus Patrol
Douglas S. Duncan
Room 101A, College Center
(810) 989-5549

Campus Patrol Office
Room 101A, College Center (inside the Library)
(810) 989-5757 or from any campus telephone at Ext. 5757

AED (Automatic Electronic Defibrillator) is carried in the campus patrol vehicle daily. If you have the need for an AED at your scene, dial 911 first and request the appropriate emergency medical or police assistance. Next dial 989-5757 and request assistance from Campus Patrol. All officers are trained in CPR and the use of the AED. In many instances, Campus Patrol is able to respond to the scene on campus before professional assistance. Additionally AEDs are located on the first floor of every building.

Accidents and health emergencies on campus
Report all accidents occurring on college campus that cause injury to students. Accidents that cause serious injury are to be treated as an emergency situation. When a student is injured or becomes ill while on campus, Campus Patrol will provide the initial call for assistance. A student encountering a minor accident to their vehicle or lost or stolen items on campus may elect to have campus patrol make a report on the incident.

Campus crime statistics
Detailed information is available by visiting the campus crime statistics page (information from the previous year is posted).

Security escorts
Anyone feeling uncomfortable walking to their vehicle or to another building may request an escort by Campus Patrol personnel. It is advised you call ahead of time to make the necessary arrangements.

Lost and found
All lost and found property is stored in the Campus Patrol Office. Please stop in or call the Campus Patrol Office at 989-5757.

Sex offender registration
Notice is hereby given to the campus community that all persons seeking information concerning registered sex offenders should contact the St. Clair County Sheriff Department or any county where off-campus programs are being offered.

Vehicle assistance for students from campus patrol
While on campus, Campus Patrol can assist students with the following vehicle problems:

• dead or low car batteries
• low or flat tires
• out of gas
• frozen door locks
• keys left in the vehicle
• directions around campus