Emergency
Reporting Emergencies
In the event of an emergency or immediate threat, call: 734-973-3411 or 9-1-1
Public Safety department staff are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to respond to emergency calls.
To report a concern, please contact us by:
- Telephone: 734-973-3411
- Email: [email protected]
- Report your concern anonymously
More information, please visit reporting a concern or emergency.
Important Resources:
Announcements
Emergency communications and warnings
Emergency communications and warnings
Current WCC students and employees can sign up for WCC Alert, an emergency notification service:
- Login to MyWCC
- Choose "WCC Alert – Emergency Notification Service" for details
Learn more about the WCC decision-making process for emergency notification and the timely warning notice.
Public Safety services
Our Public Safety personnel patrol campus and are ready to assist you if you need a safety escort, help with your car, medical attention, and more.
Public Safety servicesEmergency procedures and equipment
When emergencies occur, our staff is trained and ready to respond. Be better prepared by learning about WCC’s emergency procedures and equipment.
Emergency procedures and equipmentClery Act
Guided by requirements of the Clery Act, a federal law, we disclose campus crime prevention, statistics and more. Explore our accurate, complete, and timely information about safety on campus so you can make informed decisions.
Clery Act informationTips
Be proactive and take measures to keep yourself and your property out of harm’s way. Follow these recommended guidelines.
TipsSafety policies and regulations
See our policies regulating access to campus facilities and emergency notifications, as well as the possession of drugs, alcohol, and weapons on campus. See more.
Safety policies and regulationsA Message from Chief Hilden
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The College's Public Safety department is here to ensure a safe, inclusive and welcoming
environment. My team and I are committed to providing the highest level of customer service. We work closely with all members of the community to achieve this goal. Therefore, I encourage you to follow this simple rule of thumb: if you see something, say something. Learn more about the Public Safety Department. |
Scott Hilden |
