Contacting Law Enforcement
Contacting Law Enforcement
Maricopa County Community College District (MCCCD) encourages reports of criminal behavior be made with local law enforcement in addition to contacting the Title IX Coordinator. Law enforcement agencies can provide you with a wide range of services.
Provide access to:
- Medical assistance
- Protective measures
- Victim advocate services
- Counseling
Additional services:
- Respond to concerns for personal safety
- Share personal safety strategies
- Initiate a criminal investigation
- Explain how to obtain an order of protection or injunction against harassment
- Answer questions about the criminal process
A criminal investigation also affords additional rights to victims. Working with local law enforcement complements an administrative investigation. MCCCD can only influence the employment and enrollment status of an individual. Local law enforcement can make sure that community members, vendors, students, or employees do not continue harmful behavior in the community setting. MCCCD will enforce any court orders and collaborate with local law enforcement during investigations. In most cases, an administrative investigation will be completed prior to a criminal investigation.
For emergencies or to report a crime in progress at any Maricopa Community College, call the Maricopa Community Colleges Department of Public Safety at (480) 784-0911.
For off campus emergencies call 9-1-1. Always make sure you are in a safe place before contacting Public Safety or the local police.
For non-emergency and general public safety related assistance call (480) 784-0900 or your local college Public Safety office.
Local Public Safety Offices
Chandler-Gilbert: (480) 732-7280 Paradise Valley: (602) 787-7900
Estrella Mountain: (623) 935-8915 Phoenix: (602) 285-7254
Gateway: (602) 286-8911 Rio Salado: (480) 377-4555
Glendale: (623) 845-3535 Scottsdale: (480) 423-6175
Mesa: (480) 461-7046 South Mountain: (602) 243-8100
District Operations 24 Hour Communications Center:(480) 876-1011