Crown College Campus Safety

Campus Safety at Crown College has the mission of serving the campus community by providing a safe and orderly learning and living environment.
   
Achievement of this mission is accomplished by:

• Overseeing the parking and vehicle regulations.
• Administering building entry and security technologies.
• Patrols of the campus buildings and grounds.
• Records and reporting of incidents occurring on campus.
• Providing awareness in safety, crime prevention and emergency notification.
• Being available for on campus response to incidents and emergencies. 
• Providing available “safe escorts” on campus for students who want an extra level of safety after hours.   

Please download and read our Emergency Response Procedures Guide. You should familiarize yourself with these procedures, and print a copy to post on your office or residence room door.  

All students and employees are strongly encouraged to add the Crown College Campus Safety phone number, 952-412-3658, as a cell phone speed-dial option; calls are answered 24 hours a day.

Prevention of theft is a high priority.  

• Crown Campus Safety stresses that all faculty, staff and students should lock their assigned living and work spaces when you are not there.
• Each student, faculty and staff member is responsible to provide their own personal property insurance.   Crown College is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Your personal safety is an even higher priority.   

• Do not prop open doors or allow persons you do not recognize in controlled access areas.
• Walk with friends after dark and remain aware of your surroundings.
• Do not hesitate to report any suspicious behavior that you observe.    Early reporting of this is a key in preventing or stopping anyone who would have a plan to cause harm.  

Crown College keeps a record of each reported safety incident or crime that occurs on campus and provides a yearly report to the Department of Education in compliance with the Clery Act.  To view this report, please click here. Likewise, you may access the Clery Act Crime Report on the U.S. Department of Education website by going to that site and clicking on "Get data for one institution/campus".