The college utilizes several ways to inform the college community about campus safety and security. These services are offered through the Campus Security Offices, Student Affair Offices, and through college-wide training programs. This information is disseminated through student/employee orientation, campus publications and flyers, or any other media deemed appropriate such as the World-Wide Web.

All faculty, staff and students are encouraged to report criminal acts and safety hazards or occurrences to their Campus Security Department. In the event of an immediate threat or danger, the appropriate police/fire/medical agency should be contacted by dialing 911. The Important Telephone Numbers link provides numbers for campus security, police departments, and various hotlines.

Important Telephone Numbers

Central Campus Safety Brochure

South Campus Security Escort (S.E.T.) Brochure
S.E.T. is a nightly campus walking escort service operating under the direction of the BCC South Campus Safety Department. Escort members are currently enrolled BCC students. All members are equipped with a picture I.D. and radio communications which are monitored by campus safety. S.E.T. provides escorts between 6:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. If you need additional information contact your campus safety office.

BCC Crime Statistics
Click on the Campus Security link at the bottom of the page

Broward Community College has a clear policy on the use of drugs and alcohol on school property. These policies are in line with Federal, State, and local laws and are enforced as such.The unlawful manufacture, distribution, dispensation, possession or use of drugs in or on college owned or controlled property is prohibited. No member of the college community is permitted to report to work or class while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.The college is committed to the enforcement of Federal, State and local alcohol laws. All reported violations of these policies are referred to the appropriate authority.BCC has adopted a drug free workplace policy (6HX2-3.05) and a standard of conduct policy for students (6Hx2-5.06) that complies with Florida Statues and the State Board of Education Rules. Both policies are available upon request.

General Statement of Compliance With The Right To Know Law and Campus Security Act

In accordance with Title II of the Student Right To Know and Campus Security Act of 1990, Broward Community College holds that students, staff and visitors have a right to be aware of the amount of criminal activity that occurs on its campus.

Broward Community College encourages all persons to report criminal activity that occurs on campus to the office of Campus Security Services and/or the appropriate law enforcement agency.