Campus Safety | Pierce College District

Contact Campus Safety

To report in-progress crimes, fires or medical emergencies, please dial 911 from any college telephone and then contact Campus Safety.

When the Campus Safety Office is closed, you can contact on-duty campus safety officers by dialing the office phone number and following the prompts to connect to their hand-held radios. You can also reach them with the emergency telephones throughout each main campus. Locations of the telephones are on the campus maps.

Jeff Schneider
District Director of Campus Safety

Fort Steilacoom

Campus Safety Office
9401 Farwest Drive SW
Cascade Building, C311
Office: 253-964-6751
campussafety@pierce.ctc.edu

Winslow Kouassi
Sergeant-Supervisor

Puyallup

Campus Safety Office
1601 39th Avenue SE
Gaspard Building, A117
Office: 253-840-8481
campussafety@pierce.ctc.edu

Robert Rockey
Sergeant-Supervisor

Campus Safety Information

The Campus Safety Department has a non-commissioned security force of eight full-time and approximately seventeen part-time officers. All Campus Security Officers have received First Aid, CPR and AED training and additional instruction in emergency response.

Crime Prevention

The Director of Safety and Security will conduct crime prevention and safety awareness presentations when requested by various community groups, including students and employees of the College. Participants are routinely encouraged to be responsible for their own security and safety.

Awareness

Controlled Substances

Sex Offenses

Identity Theft

Reporting

For statistical purposes, crime statistics reported to any of these sources are recorded in the calendar year the crime was reported. A written request for statistical information is made on an annual basis to all Campus Security Authorities, as defined by federal law.

Annual Security and Fire Safety Report

Incident Reporting

Crime Reports

Sex Offender Notification

Emergency Preparedness

The Pierce College Emergency Management Plan includes information about College operating status parameters, incident priorities, shelter-in-place and evacuation guidelines, and local contingency and continuity planning requirements.

Emergency Notifications

Continuity of Operations

Seasonal Flu