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Personal Safety

Personal safety is a shared responsibility. You are encouraged to think and act in ways that increase your personal safety and the protection of your belongings.

CARE Team (Concern. Assistance. Resources. Empowerment.)

The mission of Highline College’s CARE is to balance safety and support on campus by promoting the health and safety of the campus community through coordination of information and the development of support plans for people of concern.

Personal Safety Tips

  • Campus can get dark, stick to lighted pathways and try to walk with a buddy.
  • Walk assertively. If you think someone is following you or acting suspiciously, call Public Safety
  • If you’re selling something or meeting up with someone you don’t know, choose a public meeting place with lots of people around. For example, Building 6 (Student Services Building) or 8 (Student Union Building)
  • If a stranger asks to use your cell phone, you do not have to say yes. Direct them to the Public Safety Office to use a campus phone.
  • Bullying or hazing is not tolerated on campus. If you believe you are a victim of either bullying or hazing, reach out to Public Safety. This college complies with Sam’s Law. To view the full quarterly hazing report, click here.

Vehicle Safety Tips

Cars

  • Lock your doors
  • Close all windows
  • Never leave belongings in view of window
  • Don’t leave your car running unattended
  • If you have a Hyundai or a Kia, you quality for a $5 steering wheel lock through the Cashier Office. Supplies are limited.
  • Kia and Hyundai owners may be eligible for security upgrades through their dealers. Click here for more information on Kias, click here for more information on Hyundais.

Bicycles

  • Use a case hardened U-bolt locking device. Kryptonite locks are recommended over chains and cables. If you use cables, wind it through the frame and both wheels and then around a fixed object or bike stand.

Motorbikes

  • Use a case-hardened chain at least 3/8″ thick and sturdy padlock to secure your motorbike.

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