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Location: The Main Building - Room M2600 Second Floor behind Information Central
Dennis Goodwin
Chief of Police
dennis.goodwin@arapahoe.edu
Phone: 303.797.5800

The Campus Police Department joins the entire college community in welcoming you to ACC.

This information will enhance the knowledge, communication and collaboration that is critical to the safety and security of students, faculty, staff and visitors to the College. The Campus Police Department is dedicated to working in partnership with the campus community because policing is as much about education as it is about enforcement.

We respond to all reports of crime and emergencies that occur on the Main Campus, at the Church Street Building and the Art & Design Center. Our officers give priority to reports of incidents that threaten the life or safety of people, the security of property or the peace of the community.

We investigate misdemeanor and felony property crime reports with investigative leads and assist the Littleton Police Department on cases that have investigative leads involving felony crimes against persons. We utilize a computer aided dispatch center and an automated records management system that allows for FBI Uniform Crime Reports. Through formal and informal agreements, the Department coordinates with the Littleton Police Department, the Arapahoe County District Attorney’s Office and the Littleton City Attorney's Office for filing of criminal charges.

• Littleton Police respond to all calls for service in the public areas surrounding the Main Campus, the Church Street Building and the Art & Design Center.
• The Douglas County Sheriff's Department responds to all calls for service at the University Center at Chaparral and the surrounding public areas.
• Cases involving students are also referred to the Director of Student Affairs (303.797.5668) for review and possible college sanctions.
  

Campus Police Home | Mission Statement | Campus Police Services | Fingerprinting | Parking Services | Reserve Officers | Hours-Campus Facilities | Meet the Staff | Clery Act | Crime Statistics | Reporting of Criminal Activity | Sexual Assault | Victim Assistance/Safety Tips | Crime Prevention Lecture Requests | Weapons Policy | Alcohol and Drug Policy | Campus Disciplinary Process/Student Handbook

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