Police Services
Battery Jumps/Lock out service
Emergency Call Boxes/Locations
Programs
Battery Jumps/Lock out service:
College Police offers free battery jump and lockout service to students, faculty and staff. Just call SDCCD PD Dispatch at (619) 388-6405 to ask for assistance. The dispatcher will ask you for your location, a description of your vehicle and a description of you. They will ask you to stand by your vehicle and wait for the officer to arrive.
If you need a battery jump they will ask you to open the hood of your car, it makes it easier for the officer to find you.
When the officer opens your vehicle in the case of a lockout, be prepared to provide the officer with your driver's license and registration for your vehicle .
**This is a free service that we offer when officers are available to provide it. Please understand that there are times that officers maybe on other calls and may not be available to provide the service.
College Police offers Bicycle Licensing free of charge to students and staff. Bring your bike to the police office at City College room T-211 and they will register your bicycle.
Escorts are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you need an escort to or from your vehicle call SDCCD PD Dispatch at (619) 388-6405.
The emergency call boxes are placed throughout the parking lots of all the campuses in the district for your safety and convenience. Use these call boxes to report crimes, medical emergencies, battery jumps, and lockout services, etc.
Here is a listing of our parking lot call boxes and their locations:
| Box # | Location |
| C-3 | City College-Stadium Lot |
| C-4 | City College-Lot# 6, near entrance |
| C-5 | City College-Fitness Center, North of Bldg |
| T-211 | City College-T-211 outside Police Office |
| No# | City College- Lot# 3, Level 1 Northwest side |
| No# | City College- Lot# 3, Level 1 Southeast side |
| No# | City College- Lot# 3, Level 1 Northeast corner |
| No# | City College- Lot# 3, Level 1 Southwest side near elevator |
| No# | City College- Lot# 3, Level 2 Northwest side |
| No# | City College- Lot# 3, Level 2 Northeast side |
| No# | City College- Lot# 3, Level 2 Southeast side |
| No# | City College- Lot# 3, Level 2 Southwest side |
| No# | City College- Lot# 3, Level 3 West side |
| No# | City College- Lot# 3, Level 3 Southeast side |
| 109 | City College-Inspiration Point Lot-Southwest corner near pedestrian bridge |
| M-7 | Mesa College- H lot overflow |
| M-8 | Mesa College- Lot# 3 Southside of West entrance |
| M-9 | Mesa College- Lot# 2 Middle of lot |
| M-10 | Mesa College- Lot# 1 East end by North fence line |
| M-11 | Mesa College- Lot# 1 West end near STOP sign |
| J-202 | Mesa College-J-202 outside Police Office |
| R-6 | Miramar College- Lot# 3 North end by disabled parking |
| R-12 | Miramar College- Lot# 1 under light pole # C5 |
| R-6 | Miramar College- Lot# 1 Southeast end, near meters, light pole A5 |
| E-1 | ECC- main building Northwest Corner |
| E-2 | ECC- Lot# 1 student lot Northeast corner |
| B-1 | ECC- Bungalow B-1 Outside Police Office |
| E-3 | ECC- Cafeteria Southside on patio |
Fingerprinting is available at the College Police Business Offices for hourly district employees only. Call the College Police Business Office that is most convenient to you to find out the fingerprinting schedule. Fingerprinting is only available at certain times during the week and at certain hours of the day. So call first.
Newly hired district employees (other than hourly employees) must be fingerprinted at a livescan facility. Livescan services are now available at
San Diego Community College District College Police Department/Parking: Live Scan Services Office, 1536 Frazee Road, 1st Floor, San Diego, CA 92108
Live Scan Office Hours:
Monday-Thursday: 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 Noon
Appointments recommended: (619) 388-6416
College Police Officers are trained in first aid for first responders, CPR and the use of the Automated External Defibrillator (A.E.D.).
However, if you have a life threatening medical emergency call 9-911 on district phones (or 911 on pay phones or cell phone) first, then call SDCCD PD Dispatch at (619) 388-6405 and advise them of the emergency. Dispatch will send an officer to your location to assist and assess the emergency. You can also reach SDCCD PD Dispatch by pressing the red "College Police" button on any district phone then push "1" to be put through to a dispatcher immediately.
A person who finds lost property is not required to take charge of it. If a person does take charge of lost property, a reasonable effort should be made to identify the owner and return the property. If the owner cannot be found, the property should be turned over to College Police. Business offices at Continuing Education Centers will also accept lost property.
Lost property is held for 90 days (except for textbooks, which are given to the bookstore during the last week of the session). If the property (excluding money, which is credited to the District general fund) is not claimed by the owner, the property may be claimed by a finder who is not a District employee (District Policy 7760.).
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Programs |
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