NWTC has a day and evening security officer on duty throughout the week. Escorts to the parking lots are
available from the Security department upon request by calling 920-498-5699.
Classroom Safety & Health Resources
An additional Health & Safety resource for students, staff, and faculty is available from the district wide Safety
Coordinator. Any health or safety issues that arise directly from the classroom environment should be directed
first to the instructor then to the Safety Coordinator. The Safety Coordinator can be reached at 920-498-6277.
Statement of Current Policies Concerning Campus Law Enforcement
The College maintains a cooperative and harmonious working relationship with all local law enforcement
agencies. The College stands ready to cooperate fully with all Wisconsin and local police department personnel.
Information is exchanged with the law enforcement agencies regarding Security Incident Report facts in an
attempt to keep them informed about campus crime and crime-related problems. A monthly and yearly report is
compiled by the college based upon the Security Incident Reports filed during the year. This report is presented
to the Board annually.
Reporting of Criminal Actions or Emergencies
The responsibility for maintaining security and emergency responses at NWTC are under the direction of the
district Security Coordinator, (920) 498-5699. To report a security situation, the reporter should contact Security
staff by calling (920) 498-5699, or stopping at the Security Office in room SC121, on the Green Bay campus.
For an Emergency, dial 911.
Please contact Security to report anything seen or heard that is concerning. Tips can remain anonymous.
The Marinette campus, Sturgeon Bay campus, and the Regional Learning Centers are responsible for security
and emergency responses. To report a security and/or emergency situation, the reporter should contact a staff
member at that location. All incidents will be documented and forwarded to the Security Office on the Green
Bay campus.
If the report concerns a vehicular accident, vandalism, or theft, the victim should also call the local police
department.
The Basic Bill of Rights for Victims and Witnesses of Crimes
A person shall be informed by local law enforcement agencies and the district attorney of the final disposition of
the case.
The victim/witness shall be notified that a court proceeding, to which they have been subpoenaed, will not go on
as scheduled in order to save the person an unnecessary trip to court. Information pertaining to the economic,
physical and psychological effect of the crime upon the victim of a felony shall be submitted to and considered
by the court.
The victim/witness shall receive protection from harm and threats of harm arising out of their cooperation with
law enforcement and prosecution efforts and be provided with information as to the level of protection available.
The victim/witness shall be informed of financial assistance and other social services available as a result of
being a witness or a victim of a crime. The victim/witness shall be informed of the procedure to be followed in
order to apply for and receive any witness fee to which they are entitled.
The victim/witness shall be provided, whenever possible, a secure waiting area during court proceedings away
from defendants and families and friends of defendants.
The victim/witness shall have any stolen or other personal property expeditiously returned by law enforcement
agencies when no longer needed as evidence within days of being taken.
The victim/witness shall be provided with appropriate employer intercession services to ensure that employers of
victims and witnesses will cooperate with the criminal justice process and the juvenile justice process in order to
minimize an employee’s loss of pay and other benefits resulting from court appearances.