ACC Police Presents Crime Prevention Seminars, Jan. 30-Feb. 2

This seminar could save your life.

ACC District Police is presenting “Crime Prevention and Active Shooter Q&A” during ACC’s Emergency Preparedness Week, Jan. 30-Feb. 3. Topics range from crime prevention and how to respond if a gunman is reported on campus.

“We provide students and employees with information and options that allow them to make informed decisions on their personal safety,” says Police Chief Lynn Dixon.

The “Crime Prevention and Active Shooter Q&A” lasts 1½ hours and covers safety precautions, policies, and procedures if a crime were to happen on an ACC campus. One of the most important topics of the seminar is to how to respond, and survive, if someone were to encounter an active shooter at ACC.

“Police can only do so much,” Dixon says. “You need to learn how to react so we can watch out for each other and help each other.”

The following seminars are free and open to all.

The college holds Emergency Preparedness Week each semester to educate students, faculty, and staff on the best actions to take if an emergency were to happen on campus. Visit austincc.edu/emergency for more information on emergency preparedness and to sign up for ACC Emergency Alert, the college’s emergency notification system. To stay updated on critical information, follow ACC on Facebook and Twitter.

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