Campus Safety and Security
The Security Office is located in Woodway Hall 214. The office phone number is 425.640.1501.
The cell phone number(s) to reach the officer on duty are as follows:
Primary Phone: 425.754.0154
Secondary Phone: 425.754.0192
You may push any of the yellow call boxes on campus to reach Security in addition to calling the numbers above.
The office is closed on Fridays. The office is open Monday through Thursday from 6:30 AM to 5:00 PM. Please remember that even though the office is closed, you may still reach a Security Officer 24.7 365 days a year by calling the numbers listed above. Security email is security24.7@edcc.edu.
Mission Statement
The Campus Security Department is service oriented and works to facilitate the safety and security of the students, staff, faculty, visitors, and property of Edmonds Community College.
Mode of Operation
The Security department consists of the Security Supervisor, Security Sergeant full time and part time officers and three student assistants. Student security assistants receive training in basic campus safety procedures and emergency procedures. Campus Security Officers are not armed. They conduct on-foot and vehicular patrols of the campus 24.7 365.
Campus Security Officers enforce all college rules and regulations. Local police are called in for any arrest relating to violations of city or state laws. The Campus Safety and Security Department maintains a working relationship with local, county, and state police and fire agencies.
How do I file a report?
- By dialing the Campus Security phone number 425 640-1501 or the cell numbers 425 754-0192 or 425 754-0154. Upon receiving a call, Campus Security will be dispatched immediately to the site of the incident. For any emergency please call 911 first and then notify Security.
- In person at the Security office Woodway (WWY) 214.
All reports will be reviewed by the Safety and Security Supervisor, and then routed to the Department involved.
Without disclosing any names, Campus Security will promptly notify the college community of reported crimes that are considered a potential threat to the community. This will allow the college community to take steps to prevent similar occurrences of this crime.
