Campus Safety & Security

Get all the details on FRCC's security policies and crime statistics in our Campus Security Report.

See what the Jeanne Clery Disclosure Act requires colleges to report.

View/print the 2020 FRCC Biennial Review Report to learn how FRCC prevents the unlawful possession, use, or distribution of illicit drugs and alcohol by students and employees.

Front Range Community College is dedicated to the safety, health, and well-being of its students, faculty, staff and community.  We encourage everyone in the FRCC community to utilize the reporting forms to report any concerning behaviors or incidents.

Find out about sexual misconduct, how to report it, and what the consequences are in our Harassment Policy.

Find out what's expected of students in our Student Code of Conduct.

Weather or emergencies may require FRCC administrators to delay or close individual campuses or the college periodically. To receive immediate email and text notifications of closures or delays, sign up for emergency notifications in eWOLF. Learn more about college delays and closures.

• Review the FRCC college emergency plan.

• See what to do for lockout, lockdown, evacuation, and shelter in place.

• Community resources
• CBI - Sex Offender List
• Safe2Tell.org

• Students shall not use/abuse, possess or distribute alcohol or illicit drugs on FRCC property or as a part of college activities wherever they may occur. If they do, students are subject to local, state and federal criminal penalties, including fines up to $8,000,000 and/or life imprisonment. Drug and alcohol violations are subject to disciplinary procedures and are a violation of the  CCCS Student Code of Conduct.   
• See our smoking and tobacco policies at FRCC.  
• Get information on Amendment 64 and our campus marijuana guidelines.
• Are weapons allowed on campus? What do we consider weapons?  Find answers to these questions and more.
• Find out where to park and learn about parking rules, speed limits, and more. 
• Only service animals accompanying a person with a disability are allowed on campus. Learn more about service animals.

A Chemical Hygiene Plan is required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for laboratories working with hazardous chemicals.  See FRCC's plan.

The Colorado Community College System (CCCS) allows students, employees, and contractors to anonymously report an unethical or fraudulent business that occurs on campus.