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The Campus Police at Cleveland State Community College exists to protect the people and property on the campus grounds. Trained and qualified officers work tirelessly to maintain the safety and security of the campus. However, a safe campus can only be achieved through the cooperation of students, faculty and staff.
Cleveland State’s Police Department is committed to serve, protect and assist.
Services we provide
Law Enforcement
- Crime prevention duties
- Crime reporting (i.e. thefts, assaults…)
- Crime investigation
- Crime training
- Traffic accident investigation
- Traffic accident reporting
- Patrols on foot and in patrol cars
- Coordinates with internal and external agency and departments in order to maintain the safety and security of the campus during regular business activities and special events
Security Activities
- Unlock/lock door
- Monitor parking lots
- Security escort
- Security checks
- Safety checks
- Safety patrols
Helpful Services (No Charge)
- Unlock cars (most makes and models)
- Jump dead batteries
- Safety escorts for employees and students
- Secure requested reserved parking spaces
- Traffic control for events
- Parking monitoring for events
*Note: These lists are not all inclusive and other services are provided. If you have any questions please stop by the Campus Police Office located under the black awning along the main sidewalk between the Administration building and the Gym. You can also call our cell number which is monitored 24/7 at 423-618-1720. You may also access the Campus Police webpage on the College’s main website at https://www.clevelandstatecc.edu/about/departments/campus-police/index.html.
Behavioral Intervention Team
The purpose of the Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) is to maintain a safe educational and working environment for students and employees by monitoring, assessing, and intervening potentially disruptive student and employee behavior. BIT goals include helping provide an environment where students and employees are free to learn, work, and teach, uninhibited by threats of intimidation or harm and helping provide confidential, respectful, proactive support, and referrals to resources to individuals who are exhibiting concerning behaviors. The BIT is not a disciplinary board, but rather a point of contact for reporting individuals who are displaying concerning behavior. These guidelines are in place to comply with TBR Policy 7:02:00:00 and CSCC Policy 1:20:00:00.
The complete policy can be found at: http://www2.clevelandstatecc.edu/about/policy-manual/policy-1-20-00-00.
To report an incident to the Behavioral Intervention Team, go to the following link: http://www.clevelandstatecc.edu/about/general-info/bit/index.html.
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