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Phone:
440.525.7241
Fax: 440.525.7611
James T. McBride,
Chief of Police
jmcbride@lakelandcc.edu
Lt. Gerald Jenkins
gjenkins@lakelandcc.edu
Sgt. Keith Spence
kspence@lakelandcc.edu
Lakeland Community College
Police Department
7700 Clocktower Drive
Kirtland, Ohio 44094-5198
Open 24 hours.7 days
 Shannon
Lee McBride - Lakeland Student & Student Athlete
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 Police
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| Mission
Statement |
Mission
Statement - -
The Lakeland Community College campus police department exists to protect
and serve the college community with fairness, respect, and compassion.
We are committed to the anticipation and prevention of crime and the
protection
of life and property; preservation of peace, order, and safety; enforcement
of federal and state laws and college ordinances; safeguarding of constitutional
guarantees; and support of the institution’s various missions within the
Lake County Community College District. We have come to believe that at
Lakeland Community College, “security” is a process coordinated by the
campus police that requires commitment and involvement on the part of
the entire
college community. We are dedicated to the enhancement of the quality
of life on the Lakeland campus and will attempt to fulfill this important
obligation
by working as a team to effectively implement the concept of community-oriented
policing in this complex environment.
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| Who
We Are |
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police department bears primary responsibility for safety on campus. Operating
as an autonomous police district since 1975, Lakeland police officers
are trained in law enforcement, fire safety, first aid, and hazardous
materials disposal, and exercise full police powers. The campus police
department operates a 24-hour emergency communications and dispatch center
linked directly to a regional, statewide, and national communications
system. Campus police communications officers continuously monitor security
cameras and alarm systems, and handle more than 60 walk-in clients per
day at the dispatch desk.
During 2007, the
police dispatch center processed 69,666 requests for service.
Police
communications officers service the college shuttle bus fleet by handling
calls for pickup/drop-off, and support the college switchboard staff
as
backups during non-business hours. Student employees are trained extensively
in police procedures and on the communications equipment so that they
may function effectively within the student population as extra "eyes
and ears" of the Lakeland Police Department. The police department
is also directly involved in other aspects of campus safety. Police
personnel
conduct regular crime prevention workshops with various groups on campus,
administer the regional basic police academy training program, and participate
in a variety of community organizations and programs. Police administration
and operations offices are centrally located in the basement of A-Building.
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Staff |
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| Chief
of Police James T. McBride, MPA |
| Lakeland
Police Prosecutor |
Bruce Horrigan
Phone: 216-787-3030
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Driver
Jonathon Beasley
Driver Anna L. Christian
Courier LaDonna Frantz
Driver Raymond Tutolo |
| Paula
Pastor-Hinkel |
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| Community Oriented Policing and
Crime Prevention, Patrolman Steve Gagliardi
and Patrolman Dane Palmer
Fingerprinting and Background Checks Communications Officer Evelyn
Grady
Fire Prevention, Sergeant Keith Spence
Motorcycle Safety Program, Investigator David Spotton
Veteran's Coordinator, Patrolman
Dean Becker
Sexual Offender Registration and Notification, Patrolman
Matt Albee and Communications
Officer John Theiss
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Our
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Contact the campus police. Persons requesting this service must provide
identification and sign a written liability waver.
The campus police department does not perform road service, but will contact
the road service company of your preference to assist you.
Transportation
Shuttle Bus
The Lakeland shuttle bus service operates on weekdays, evenings, and Saturdays.
The shuttle bus travels along the parking lot perimeters to pick up passengers.
Drop-off points are the clocktower, nursing drive on the north side of
C-building, the T-building east traffic circle, and the traffic circle
on the south side of E-building. Shuttles are a key element of student
safety. They are radio-equipped and can be
ed to a specific
location by the police communications officer. Callers can use any parking
lot phone or college pay phone to summon a shuttle.
The campus police provide a security escort service to and from college
parking lots. To request this service, contact the campus police.
The campus police department coordinates a college-wide effort to protect
students, faculty, staff and visitors known as the "campus watch"
program. It is similar in nature to the "block watch" program
found in many local communities.
Health Services Office
The first aid/health services office falls under the jurisdiction of the
campus police department. The staff of the first aid department, located
in Room A-5, is available for first-aid care and interim treatment of
minor injury or illness. Services provided at no charge include:
Lost and Found Property
Unclaimed, abandoned and or lost and found property shall be delivered
to the Campus Police Department (Room A-2) for safekeeping. Property
owners can claim property at the police department upon demonstrating
proof of ownership. Unclaimed property which has accumulated over a
period of time will be disposed of by the college pursuant to the applicable
laws and ordinances.
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Parking & Traffic
Regulation |
PUBLIC
PARKING SPACES are available for students and visitors in the gym, northeast,
northwest, business, and engineering parking lots. Students may NOT park
elsewhere while on campus. Vehicles may NOT park on dirt or grass, near
buildings, or outside of a designated parking space without police authorization.
Only vehicles displaying a valid state or college HANDICAPPED decal or permit
may use handicapped parking spaces located throughout the campus. Handicapped
permits are available from the first-aid station (Room A-5). The fine for
parking in a spot designated as handicapped, bus stop, fire zone, or police
is $10.00. The fine for all other parking violations is $5.00.
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| Police
Sponsored Programs |
Ohio
Regional Basic Police Officer Training Academy
Motorcycle Rider Safety Training
Program
Regional Police Training with
Community Education
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Motorcycle
Safety Training Class |
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Motorcycle
Safety Training Class Packet [PDF] - To register
for Motorcycle Training classes print & return the forms
in this PDF packet. Class dates
and whether the class is FULL is included in this packet.
Call
440.525.7331 for more info.
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Campus
Police Affiliations |
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International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA)
International Association of
Chiefs of Police (IACP)
Ohio Association of Chiefs of
Police (OACP)
Lake County Association of Chief
of Police (LCACP)
Ohio Crime Prevention Association
Greater Cleveland Area Crime
Clinic
Greater Cleveland Police Emerald
Society American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers (ASLET)
Ohio Crime Prevention Association
Greater Cleveland Police Memorial
Society
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