Public Safety

Report any campus criminal or medical situations by calling ext. 6900 from any campus extension. Minneapolis College's Public Safety staff will respond to and resolve all calls for assistance. You may choose to call 9-1-1 for any emergency situation. Please notify the Public Safety Office as soon as possible after placing a 9-1-1 call.

This website has very explicit instructions on reporting ID Theft and making out a recovery Plan:

• Visit the Federal Trade Commission's Identity Theft website.

The Public Safety office is located in R.3100 on the north end of the Hennepin skyway (parking ramp side) at 1420 Hennepin Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55403

Public Safety offers the Safe Walk service for any student, employee or guest who requests one, to and from anywhere within a 2-block radius.

You may request a Safe Walk by calling the Public Safety desk at 612-659-6910 or you may arrive at the Public Safety desk (R.3100) and ask for a Safe Walk.
 

Public Safety is responsible for opening buildings during the regular hours of operation.

Please note that on Saturdays entrance points to buildings may be limited and employees entering the facility may be required to display picture ID to access restricted areas.

There is no access to campus buildings on Sundays.

The Minneapolis College Public Safety department secures and alarms all buildings after hours. 

Minneapolis College encourages all students and College community members to be fully aware of the safety issues on and around the campus and to take action to prevent and to report illegal and inappropriate activities. Personal awareness and applying personal safety practices are the foundation of a safe community.

Each year Minneapolis College’s Public Safety Department creates and publishes an annual Campus Compliance and Security Report offering 3 years of campus crime statistics. The Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act requires that this report include information about particular types of crimes that occur in and around Minneapolis College campus properties.

This report further includes policy statements, program descriptions and procedures to follow in response to criminal activities.

A copy of these reports can be obtained by calling the Public Safety Department at 612-659-6910.

• 2020 Compliance and Security Report
• 2019 Compliance and Security Report
• Biennial Drug and Alcohol Report 2016-17

Level 3 Predatory Offender Information

The Federal Campus Sex Crimes Prevention Act is a law that provides for the tracking of convicted, registered Level 3 Predatory Offenders enrolled as students at institutions of higher education, or working or volunteering on campus. The law requires institutions of higher education to issue a statement advising the campus community where law enforcement agency information provided by a State concerning registered Level 3 Predatory Offenders may be obtained. It also requires Predatory Offenders already required to register in a State to provide notice, to the appropriate state agency, as required under State law, of each institution of higher education in that State at which the person is employed, carries on a vocation, or is a student.

Information regarding Level 3 Predatory Offenders may be obtained through the Minneapolis Police department. The Minneapolis Police department may be contacted at 612-673-2817.

In addition, information regarding registered Level 3 Predatory Offenders may be obtained through the Minnesota Department of Corrections at 651-642-0200. 

An offender locator, for offenders that have the highest risk for re-offence, can be accessed from the Minnesota Department of Corrections website found here.

Currently, we are have one known offender at Minneapolis College.

Minneapolis College has Star Alert, a system that will deliver time-sensitive emergency notifications to you. With Star Alert, our campus leaders and Public Safety Department are able to reach all students and employees with information and updates during emergencies, within minutes, through phone calls, e-mails and/or text messages.

Please take a minute to update and add to your contact information.

Updating student information

Mailing address

1. Go to eServices and log in with your ID and Password
2. From the left hand side of the screen Click on Account Management
3. Click on Name and Address Info (from the menu on the left) and review your information
4. If you need to make changes to your address click on edit. Follow the steps below to update your address. When you are finished making changes click on Change Address.
5. If the information we have on file is the same as what we have on file you will receive a message that states: No modifications found; store not executed
6. If modifications have been made you will receive a message that states the store was successful
7. If you do not see a link to edit please contact the Office of the Registrar by calling 612-659-6250 or contact Records and indicate that you are unable to update your address via e-services.

Email address

1. From the menu on the left click on, Demographic Info
2. Review the information here and update any information as needed
3. Please scroll down to the bottom of the page and enter your e-mail address in the field marked e-mail address. If the e-mail address is accurate you do not need to make any modifications
4. Once you have verified the accuracy of your e-mail address please click on submit.
5. If the information the College has on file you will receive a message that states: No modifications found; store not executed
6. If modifications have been made you will receive a message that states the store was successful.

Updating employee information

We are asking employees to review, and update if necessary, their own personal information using the Employee Self Service Website. This data is secured by your user ID and password. Reviewing this information helps to ensure it is accurate and complete.

1. Access the Employee Self Service website
2. Sign in with your user ID and password. Employees may obtain sign-in instructions from Human Resources or Payroll office.
3. On the Menu, select State of MN Self Service.
4. Select My Personal Information.
5. On the Menu, select from the links available to update several Personal Information items

The Public Safety Department and the Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities maintains a "silent witness" feature/form. This form allows students or employees (without providing their names or other identifying information) the opportunity to report crimes or concerning behaviors/threats. The information provided regarding crimes and concerning behaviors/threats is received by the Minneapolis Community and Technical College Public Safety Department and the Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities.

Anonymous reporting is not intended for Complaints or Student Code of Conduct violations (cheating, smoking violations, etc.); if these types of behaviors are occurring, please directly contact the Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities in T. 2300, or contact OSRR at Minneapolis College.

Upon receipt, all information is thoroughly investigated to the best of the department’s ability, based on the information that is received. Information sent through this site, while checked on a regular basis, is not monitored 24 hours a day.

Therefore, the Silent Witness form SHOULD NOT be used for emergencies that require immediate response or those that are life-threatening in nature. IN AN EMERGENCY, FIRST CALL 911 AND THEN ALERT THE PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT at 612.659.6900.

The Silent Witness reporting system is intended to foster and maintain a safe and caring community. Therefore, if it is discovered this system is being used to harass or to retaliate against members of the Minneapolis Community and Technical College community, behavioral conduct consequences will be pursued.

Use the link below to access the form. The form will appear once you answer the first question:

Silent Witness Form

If you have any information/evidence that you would like to provide in electronic format as an email attachment, please contact the Silent Witness Program at Minneapolis College.