2. Procedures
- Familiarization programs and liaison with other jurisdictions (walk-throughs, joint training)
- Foot, bicycle and vehicle campus patrol coverage
- Mass notification drills
- Process to solicit inputs from “clients”
- Duress codes
- Follow-up for concerning behavior (notifications to officers on campus)
- Process to deliver local crime trends to officers
- Drills (evacuation, fire)
- Outreach to parking and facilities
- Evacuation assembly points identified and included in drills
- Opportunity for police to participate in new construction planning
- Building access procedures
3. Facilities (External Only)
- Camera coverage (adequate? all units functional?)
- Roads/pathways between buildings (patrol adequate?)
- Perimeter fencing around the campus (exist? Unbroken?)
- Landscape on campus (free from obstructions?)
- Problem areas near campus?
- Interior windows allow surveillance?
- Ability to lock down building
- Convex mirrors allow full interior surveillance
- Paint: ability to remove graffiti easily
- Exterior boundary obstacles (man-made, natural)
- Wooded areas where visibility is obscured
- Dangerous intersections
- Roadway visibility
- Debris (including cigarette butts)
- Speeding on campus (speed bumps, adequate signage)
- HAZMAT located on campus (signage, precautionary procedures, response training)
- Shelter in place locations (adequate and identified?)
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