Security Services Your Safety and Providing Outstanding Service Are Our Priorities Related Pages Your Safety and Providing Outstanding Service Are Our Priorities Su Seguridad Y El Brindarle Un Servicio De Excelencia Son Nuestras Prioridades En Skagit Valley College Information About Masks, Social Distancing, and Vaccines Your health and safety are our top priorities. Skagit Valley College will require students and employees that attend courses or other activities in-person to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or request an exemption based on medical, religious, or philosophical reasons prior to the start of fall quarter 2021. SVC will no longer require individuals to follow the check-in procedure to come to campus. Regardless of vaccination status, all are welcome at SVC and the college will continue to offer online, hybrid, and in-person options for instruction and services. Individuals are considered fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving the second Moderna or Pfizer dose, or two weeks after receiving the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine. SVC is operating under the Governor’s guidance for Higher Education and Proclamation 20-12.3. Masks or face coverings are required for anyone inside all college buildings at each of the campuses and centers regardless of vaccination status. There will be no social distancing requirements according to the current guidance. SVC will implement a simple online procedure to allow students and employees to make the attestation that they are fully vaccinated or request an exemption. More information and links to the online form to follow. A Safe Place to Work and Learn At Skagit Valley College, the safety of our students, employees, and visitors is our primary concern. The following information will inform you what SVC Security services are available to you. SVC employs full-time Campus Security Officers and part-time Security Guards. These officials are non-sworn, non-commissioned college employees. Campus Security Officers and Guards work closely with local law enforcement and emergency responders to ensure the safety and security of all our locations. Please review our Annual Security Report for more information about SVC crime prevention, fire safety, crime reporting policies, disciplinary procedures, and other matters of importance related to security and safety on campus. Notifications Issued Through SVC Rave Alert System Skagit Valley College uses RAVE as our Emergency Notification System. RAVE is used to communicate with students and employees in the event of a college emergency, weather-related delay, or closure of a campus. The RAVE Alert system can send email and text message notifications directly to your mobile phone. You can learn more about the RAVE Alert system and how to sign up for additional notifications by visiting www.skagit.edu/getrave. Mount Vernon Campus Security Office Mount Vernon Campus Security personnel are on duty seven days a week. The Security Office is located in the Knutzen Cardinal Center, in room C-110. Security personnel patrol the campus regularly and can be contacted by phone at 360.416.7777. If you are dialing from a campus phone, only dial the last four digits (7777). Additionally, there are six Assistance Call Boxes located in parking lots around the Mount Vernon Campus. Assistance Call Boxes enable instant radio contact with SVC Security personnel. SVC Mount Vernon Campus Security provides the following services and assistance: Unlocking/Locking building, offices, and classrooms Jumpstarting vehicles with dead batteries Vehicle lockout assistance Providing directions/assistance to visitors/students on campus Nighttime or anytime escorts to and from the parking lots upon request (dial x7777) Enforcing all parking regulations Enforcing all on-campus policies Responding to all on-campus calls to 9-1-1 Facilitating response for police and emergency services as required Maintaining a safe campus environment for all students, staff, and visitors Managing the Lost & Found Program for the Mount Vernon Campus Security Service for Whidbey Island Campus & Centers On the Whidbey Island Campus, San Juan Center, South Whidbey Center, and Marine Technology Center, Campus Security personnel can be reached at 360.679.5383. The Security Office is located in Old Main (Building B) room 114. Not all of the Security services listed above are available outside of the MV Campus. Lost & Found SVC Security manages the Lost & Found program for the college. If you find something of value that you believe was lost by another person, please deliver it to the nearest Campus Security Office so we can attempt to return it to the rightful owner. If you lose an item, please contact us to see if someone else turned in your missing item. SVC Incident Report Forms Skagit Valley College uses the Incident Report Forms to receive, track, and record violations of college and campus rules, policies, and procedures. Reporting options can be found by clicking the button below. Incident Reporting Submit Report CONTACT US Mount Vernon Campus 2405 East College Way Mount Vernon, WA 98273-5899 English 360.416.7600 Español 360.416.7740 (TTY) 360.416.7718 Whidbey Island Campus 1900 SE Pioneer Way Oak Harbor, WA 98277 360.675.6656 View additional SVC Locations NEED TO KNOW Accreditation Annual Security Report Career Opportunities Consumer and Disclosure Information Emergency Response Plan Sign Up for Emergency Alerts Submit Campus Incident Report Title IX ©2017 - 2019 Skagit Valley College. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy Disclaimer Non-Discrimination Email Web Services