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We apologize for any inconvenience. Clearing Cache with Google Chrome. Clearing Cache with Microsoft Edge. The safety and well being of our students, faculty, staff and visitors is our number one priority. As members of the college community we support student success by sharing the responsibility of maintaining a safe and healthy learning environment. A safe campus requires the efforts of the Police Department, but also the cooperation and understanding of the entire district and campus community.
Police officers are available seven days a week during class hours. Offenses, accidents or any emergencies that occur on campus should be reported immediately to the District Police. Rave Mobile Safety is an emergency communication system capable of delivering email, text and phone messages to employees and students. To update your emergency alert contact information, make the changes in MyWeb and the updates will be transferred to Rave Mobile Safety within 72 hours.
You can also make changes directly on the Rave website at Get Rave. Please note - changes made in Rave will not be transferred to MyWeb. To log into Rave the first time, select "Forgot user password? Police Services will accompany staff to and from their vehicles for the purposes of safety. This service can be summoned by calling Police Services at during operational business hours. The kiosks were installed at the Police Departments of each respective college and are accessible during Police Services normal operating hours.
This is a great program for anyone to drop off medications, safely and securely instead of leaving them around their homes or throwing them in the garbage. Use the adjacent link to the MED-Project if any of you would like to get additional details. The report is made available to the community by September 1st of each year. In compliance with the federal Student- Right-to-Know Act of , Evergreen Valley College collects and reports statistics regarding criminal activity on campus.
