Safety and Security

The safety and security of our students, employees and patrons is our top priority.

IF YOU ARE INVOLVED WITH AN ACTUAL EMERGENCY call 911 and notify 207-454-1099 as soon as it is safe to do so.

For non-life threatening emergencies, contact 207-454-1099 for assistance. 

 

Campus Safety Information

Annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Report (Clery)

Daily Crime Log

Sexual Assault Policies and Resources

 

Emergency Notification System – Emergency Alerts and Timely Warnings

WCCC sends emergency alerts and campus closure notifications through RAVE Alert.  Enrolled students and active employees are automatically opted in for email alerts to their mainecc.edu campus email address. While student and employee emails will automatically receive emergency alert notifications, you also have the option of opting in for SMS text message notifications.  We highly encourage this for critical life safety messages and college weather closure alerts.  To opt in for text emergency alert and campus closure notifications for 365 days, simply text WCCCMEOPTIN to 78015   

Currently enrolled students are automatically opted in to email alerts to their mainecc.edu email address and primary mobile number.  Employees are automatically opted in to email alerts to their mainecc.edu email address.  To update your contact information or change your alert preferences, login using your mainecc.edu account credentials.

Click Here to Manage Your RAVE Alert Settings

Behavioral Intervention and Threat Assessment Team

WCCC’s BIT Team and Referral Team identifies, assesses, and responds to concerns involving the well-being or safety of students and the College community. The Team’s role is supportive and non-disciplinary.

Students and employees may use the College’s reporting form to share concerns involving, but not limited to, suicidal ideation, self-harm, threats to people or property, food insecurity, unstable housing, a significant deterioration in personal hygiene, or a meaningful decline in academic performance.

The teams gathers and assesses relevant information using an established risk-assessment rubric. When appropriate, the Team may coordinate non-punitive support, connect a student with College or community services, or refer a matter to another College official or process, including the Title IX Coordinator, the Special Conditions process, or the Student Code of Conduct process.

Help Us Keep Campus Safe!  If you see something, say something!  You can anonymously report safety concerns directly using the form below or by clicking here.