Fines Discretionary sanctions College suspension College expulsion More than one sanction may be imposed for any single violation. The college, upon written request, will disclose to the alleged victim of a crime of violence, or a non-forcible sex offense, the results of any disciplinary hearing conducted against the student who is the alleged perpetrator of the crime or offense. Local Partnerships Cincinnati State Police maintains mutual aid agreements with participating law enforcement agencies in Hamilton County. If needed, assistance is available from the Ohio State Patrol, BCI&I, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and other agencies. The Cincinnati State Police cooperate with Butler County Sheriff’s Office, City of Middletown, all local police agencies, state authorities, and other federal authorities in the exercise of its responsibilities. Safety Awareness and Crime Prevention Programs Each member of the campus community must take responsibility to be aware of his or her own surroundings to reduce the chance of becoming a crime victim. Below are some of the programs and initiatives that Cincinnati State Police provide: Escorts: The department provides escorts to any member of the campus community at no charge to any destination on campus or any area immediately adjacent to the campus property. To arrange for an escort, contact Cincinnati State Police at 513-569-1558. Appointments for escorts are not accepted. Motorist Assistance : The Department of Public Safety/Campus Police offers limited assistance with routine vehicle problems, such as dead batteries and keys locked in your vehicles. Due to insurance restrictions, this service can only be offered to individuals parked on Cincinnati State property. Speaker’s Bureau/Orientation Programs Cincinnati Police provide orientations at new student orientations, new employee, and new adjunct orientations. The Police will also speak to any class concerning safety and security issues when requested. For additional information on obtaining a speaker, contact Cincinnati State Police at 513-569-1558.
Fines Discretionary sanctions College suspension College expulsion More than one sanction may be imposed for any single violation. The college, upon written request, will disclose to the alleged victim of a crime of violence, or a non-forcible sex offense, the results of any disciplinary hearing conducted against the student who is the alleged perpetrator of the crime or offense. Local Partnerships Cincinnati State Police maintains mutual aid agreements with participating law enforcement agencies in Hamilton County. If needed, assistance is available from the Ohio State Patrol, BCI&I, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and other agencies. The Cincinnati State Police cooperate with Butler County Sheriff’s Office, City of Middletown, all local police agencies, state authorities, and other federal authorities in the exercise of its responsibilities. Safety Awareness and Crime Prevention Programs Each member of the campus community must take responsibility to be aware of his or her own surroundings to reduce the chance of becoming a crime victim. Below are some of the programs and initiatives that Cincinnati State Police provide: Escorts: The department provides escorts to any member of the campus community at no charge to any destination on campus or any area immediately adjacent to the campus property. To arrange for an escort, contact Cincinnati State Police at 513-569-1558. Appointments for escorts are not accepted. Motorist Assistance : The Department of Public Safety/Campus Police offers limited assistance with routine vehicle problems, such as dead batteries and keys locked in your vehicles. Due to insurance restrictions, this service can only be offered to individuals parked on Cincinnati State property. Speaker’s Bureau/Orientation Programs Cincinnati Police provide orientations at new student orientations, new employee, and new adjunct orientations. The Police will also speak to any class concerning safety and security issues when requested. For additional information on obtaining a speaker, contact Cincinnati State Police at 513-569-1558.
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