Dear Colleagues and Students,   

Last night (9/19/22) an attempted car prowl was made to an occupied vehicle in the parking lot near Building 3000 (the Gym). While Shoreline PD continues to investigate, please note that there is no anticipated ongoing threat to campus at this time. 

As we prepare to begin the new academic year, please see the following safety guidelines: 

• Park in well-lit, high-traffic areas.
  • If you parked further out during the day, consider moving your vehicle closer when working during the evening. 
  • If you feel the need, call the on-duty Campus Security Officer for a security escort to your vehicle after hours. 
• Report lighting or other safety issues promptly by email to safetycommittee@shoreline.edu at any time.
  • Examples to report include lightbulbs out, shrubbery overgrowing a light, etc. 
• When arriving early or leaving late, utilize the buddy system whenever possible.
  • Check-in with others in your area to determine who may also be working late so you can walk out together. 
• Know where the emergency call boxes (hands-free, ADA compliant) are that dial directly to Campus Security 

Current locations: 

• In front of the Safety & Security Office on the first level of Building 5000 (FOSS) 
• On the north side of Building 800 (Music) 
• On the northwest corner of Building 1500 
• On the northeast corner Building 1800 
• On the south side, lower level of Building 2000 (VCT – Art) 
• On the northwest corner of Building 2100 (Automotive) 
• On the west side, upper level of Building 3000 (Gym) 
• On the Main Campus walkway outside the west side of Building 7000 (Campus Living) 
• Just off the Main Campus walkway in between Building 7000 and Building 9000 
• On the Main Campus walkway outside the north side of Building 9000 (PUB) 
• Program Security phone numbers into your mobile devices for contact if you see something suspicious, illegal, or dangerous. 
• Office Line: 206-546-4633 / After-Hours Cell Phone Number: 206-235-5860 

 Stay Updated 

• Students and the campus community will be notified through RAVE Alerts and by email accordingly if a threat emerges.  
• Employees can update their RAVE Alerts communication preferences at Emergency Communication Preferences. 

As always, if you see something suspicious on campus, please alert Safety & Security immediately by calling 206-235-5860.  

Other questions? Please contact Safety & Security any time at safetyandsecurity@shoreline.edu. 

Thank you, 

Greg Cranson 

Director Department of Safety & Security 

Shoreline Community College 

Good Morning All,

As we enter another week with mixed air quality across the Puget Sound area, employees are encouraged to use the following safety precautions while working on-campus:

1. Keep indoor air clean by keeping windows and doors closed.
2. Utilize fans to help circulate clean air inside.
3. When possible limit or avoid time outdoors until the air quality improves.  

Please note that employees sensitive to air quality may request to use leave (sick, vacation, etc) as needed. As a reference, you can review current information on air quality index anytime online at https://www.airnow.gov/.

Other questions? Please feel free to contact HR at hr@shoreline.edu .

Thank you,

Veronica Zura
Executive Director of Human Resources

Shoreline Community College
www.shoreline.edu  |  206.546.7858

Dear Colleagues,

Please consider this notification that a fire drill is planned for Bldg. 7000 on Wednesday, August 24^th, 2022. If you see residents evacuating the building or observe the alarm going off during that day; please do not be alarmed and do not call 911.

If you have any questions, please contact Acting Director of Safety & Security Gregory Cranson at gcranson@shoreline.edu.

Respectfully,
Gregory Cranson
Acting Director of Safety & Security