NHTI Campus Safety Services

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Campus Safety Department Services

The Campus Safety Staff at NHTI are committed to the safety and well being of all members of the campus community.

The Campus Safety Department operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Officers conduct both vehicle and foot patrols on campus and are charged with the enforcement of federal, state and local laws as well as NHTI policies and regulations. Although Campus Safety officers do not make arrests, the Campus Safety Department maintains a working relationship with the New Hampshire State Police and Concord Police Department.

Students, faculty, staff, and guests of NHTI are encouraged to report criminal activity and emergencies to the Campus Safety Office, located in the Business Office on the northwest side of campus. To contact Campus Safety, dial (603) 224-3287. Dialing “9” first is required when calling from any office phone on campus. Also, direct access can be made by picking up the phone in any elevator on campus or through the Code Blue Phones.

Students are responsible for reading and adhering to all policies of NHTI as they are detailed in the Student Handbook.

Remember, a safe campus environment can only be achieved through the cooperation of the entire college community which includes students, faculty, staff and visitors. For further information about Campus Safety, website http://www.nhti.edu/campuslife/campussafety.htm.

Calling 911

1. via telephone
   Students and employees should be aware when making an emergency call from an office telephone (i.e., those with a “271” number), dialing “9” is required before dialing “911.” When calling from a pay telephone, only the “911” is required.
   Whenever an emergency call is made to 911, students and employees should also notify Campus Safety that emergency assistance has been requested and that emergency personnel are en route to a particular location.
2. via 911 call boxes
   Special 911 Call Boxes are located near the elevator in Little, MacRury, and Sweeney Halls, as well as in Farnum Hall (near the receptionist), and on both floors of the Wellness Center (by the Gym door on the first floor, and on the second floor next to the weight room). Calls are made directly to 911 emergency services by pressing the indicated button on the box. Note that calls made from these boxes are NOT directed to Campus Safety, therefore, students and employees should also notify Campus Safety that emergency assistance has been requested and that emergency personnel are en route to a particular location.

Code Blue Phones

Code Blue Phones are located throughout the campus. If you need assistance, simply press the button and describe your problem to the officer. A Campus Safety officer will respond to your location. The Code Blue Phones can be used for any and all issues including jump starts, lockouts, escorts, suspicious activity, directions, information, etc. You may access Code Blue Phones at the following locations:

• Just North of the Goldie Crocker Wellness Center
• Northeast of the Goldie Crocker Wellness Center near the large parking lot
• East of the Library/Learning Center/Bookstore building next to the big parking lot and the turn-a-round
• On the North facing side of Little Hall near the main entrance
• South of South Hall next to Fan Road
• Sweeney Hall, Bistro Quad Side Entrance

You may view an NHTI Campus map with the Code Blue Phones marked as yellow triangles in Adobe PDF or Request in Print.

Lost and Found

Lost and found items should be turned in immediately to Campus Safety. Claims and inquiries regarding lost items should be directed to this office. Items turned into this office will be dated, inventoried and held for thirty days after which they will be discarded.

Lockers

Lockers are issued through the Campus Safety Office, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, Locker usage is from June to May of each academic year or upon withdrawal from NHTI. Students will be required to provide their own lock. Lockers will be opened by Campus Safety 30 days after the final day of classes. All items removed will be bagged and stored in the Campus Safety Office for an additional 30 days. Property not claimed during this time frame will be disposed of. Campus Safety reserves the right to remove locks from lockers utilizing the following guidelines:

1. At the request of the student assigned to that locker.
2. In case of an emergency such as a bomb threat or fire.
3. A written search warrant signed by the court.
4. 30 days after the end of the academic year if arrangements have not been made with Campus Safety to retain the locker for the upcoming year.

Lockers in the Wellness Center and Sweeney Hall locker rooms are for day use only. Users are encouraged to purchase a lock to secure the locker. NHTI is not responsible for lost or stolen articles.

Escorting Students on Campus

Campus Safety is available to provide escorts for students around campus, between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m., Sunday-Saturday. Escorts provided can be by foot or by vehicle. If you have a medical problem, you can request this service at any time. Contact Campus Safety by dialing the emergency number, 224-3287 or by using the Code Blue Phones. Tell the officer who you are, where you are located, and where you need to go. The officer will give you an estimated time of arrival to your location. Remember that the officer has many other responsibilities to attend during his or her shift and may not be able to respond immediately to your request.
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