STLCC Police Department
STLCC Emergency Contacts
Always call 911 in an emergency.
Contact STLCC Police for non-emergency assistance, to report suspicious activity or to request a safety escort when available.
If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, call STLCC Counseling during operating hours, or call/text 988 anytime.
Emergency Assistance
Call 911 immediately for any emergency.
Campus Police Dispatch
314-539-5999
STLCC Counseling
314-539-5151
STLCC Police Mission Statement
Members of the College Police Department shall provide a safe environment for the College community that promotes the nurturing of student success and achievement. In these efforts, they will strive for total community engagement, promote accountability and continual growth and improvement. Guided by their Core Values, they will enforce all applicable laws and College regulations. The protection of life is paramount as is the vital consideration of the civil rights of all.Core Values
Professionalism, Respect and Courtesy in Law EnforcementVision Statement
The St. Louis Community College Police Department strives to provide a safe atmosphere for students, faculty, staff and visitors through excellence in law enforcement services. We truly are part of the community we are sworn to serve.STLCC Police on Campus
Always call 911 in an emergency.
Whether you’re reporting an emergency or are simply looking for someone to walk you to your car, you can contact your campus police at the following number:
Police Dispatch Center: 314-539-5999
Emergency Procedures
Explore information for the specific hazards that are most likely to impact the STLCC campuses.
STLCC Alerts
In the event of an emergency, it's our goal to keep you informed as quick as possible. Every student, faculty and staff members are automatically enrolled in STLCC Alerts - the College’s emergency messaging system.
Annual Campus Crime Report
STLCC publishes an annual campus crime report each year with information about campus safety and reported crimes. The report includes crime statistics from the previous three years and outlines safety policies, prevention programs and reporting procedures. The report is published in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Act, a federal law that requires colleges to share campus crime information.
While we strive to make all content accessible, these older PDF documents may not fully comply with WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards. To request a paper copy or an accessible format of the annual campus crime report, call 314-539-5999