Campus Safety

Safety is everybody's business.

Campus Safety

While Kenai Peninsula College's campuses and extension sites are very safe, at times there are rare criminal occurrences. All KPC campuses and sites work with local law enforcement agencies to minimize criminal activity. It is important that when students, staff, faculty or visitors have any safety concerns or witness any crime or breach of the college Code of Conduct they contact KPC directors or other employees immediately. If there are no college employees available, the local police should be notified.

Employees, visitors, and students are cautioned to be aware of their physical safety and keep track of their belongings while on campus or in the parking areas. It is not a good idea to leave keys in automobile ignitions and everyone is encouraged to lock their cars.

Campuses are accessible to members of the public during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, and for limited hours on Saturday and Sunday, while classes are in session. During semester breaks, hours of access are reduced but are posted at the entrances. Most buildings are closed to all but faculty and staff for holidays. Students are encouraged to walk together to the parking lot, particularly at night, and may request an escort from campus staff or faculty.

UAA provides Campus Security Reports for KRC and KBC that include campus crime statistics for the three most current years; campus security measure; crime reporting and alert procedures; crime prevention strategies and educational programs; the sexual offenses policy, complaint procedures, and disciplinary actions for violations of alcohol and other drug policies.

Employee Incident Reporting Form 

To report an injury, incident, or unsafe condition, notify your immediate supervisor and submit an Origami report (use your SSO credentials). This form is not to be used during an emergency or life-threatening hazard. For immediate emergency response call 911.  This form is only to be used after needed medical attention has been arranged. 

Emergency Notification Overview

• Personal Notification via posted signage, email, telephone, and text message via Rave/Alertus.
• Mass Notification via the loudspeaker (public address system on campus) and digital road sign.
• Community Alerts via press releases and contact with local media, Facebook & Instagram; and the KPC homepage. 

Emergencies at the Kachemak Bay Campus

For information on emergencies and safety at the Homer Campus, contact Reid Brewer at (907) 235-1656.

Emergencies at the Resurrection Bay Extension Site

For information on emergencies and safety at the RBES, contact Jackie Marshall at (907) 224-3306.

Emergencies at the Anchorage Extension Site

For information on emergencies and safety at AES, see the UAA Campus Safety website.

Campus Security Reports, Safety Policies & Employee Safety Orientation

• Kenai River Campus Security Report
• Kachemak Bay Campus Security Report
• New Employee Safety Orientation
• UAA Environmental Health & Safety, Risk Management Support - Emergency Management (EHSRMS-EM)
• UA Statewide Risk Services Resources

Law Enforcement Contacts

Contact Info

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General Questions?

To Report Unsafe Conditions

 Kachemak Bay (Homer) Campus