Campus Safety

Crime Statistics

Campus Safety Report

In accordance with the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act, Georgetown College presents this campus safety report. The college encourages every member of the college community to review this report so that each may be informed as to the means of preventing and reporting campus crime.

Reporting Crime

When a crime takes place or if you know of one that is going to take place, it is the students duty to inform Campus Safety immediately in order to respond quickly to the scene or to prevent the crime from taking place.

Campus Activity

Georgetown College is private property and is maintained for the use of the college community and authorized persons only. We also restrict access to the living areas in our residence halls to the residents who live there and their guests.

Law Enforcement

Our professional team of campus safety officers are dedicated to protecting all persons on the Georgetown College campus. In conjunction with Georgetown City Police Dept. Campus Safety works to keep our college community safe and free of crime.

Secure Programs

Conducting meetings with incoming freshmen and parents during orientation. At this meeting we introduce staff and encourage the use of the escort service along with making this document available.
Meeting with resident directors and resident assistants at the beginning of school each fall. At this time we discuss what procedures are for reporting as well as preventing crime on campus.
Placing and rotating posters in residence halls and campus buildings informing the campus about safety awareness.
Meeting with the Association of Georgetown Students (AGS) at least yearly, to address the issues of concern.
Providing a Campus Safety manual describing services, emergency procedures, parking, etc.
Providing programs, one a semester, to inform members of the college community about their need to be responsible for their own security, including locking doors, crossing campus, etc. Student life residence hall programming also enhances our students' safety awareness by providing workshops on such topics as:
- Date and acquaintance rape
- Self-defense
- Substance abuse
- Alcohol awareness
- Self-esteem
- CPR training
- Personal health

Crime Prevention

Campus Safety takes crime prevention very seriously. The campus community can aid in the prevention in crime by alerting Campus Safety of any suspicions activities. Campus Safety- ext. 8111

Crime Statistics

Georgetown College Crime Stats (January 2004 to the present)

DATE	TIME	TYPE OF OFFENSE	LOCATION	DESCRIPTION	DISPOSITION
01-20-04	10:40 p.m.	Theft	Alumni Gymnasium	non-students stealing college property	Closed
1-27-04	Between the hours of 5 p.m. and 8 a.m.	Theft	Maintenance Building	radio stolen	Open
02-11-04	2 a.m. approximately 3 weeks ago	sex offense forcible	Military Ave. contiguous to campus	student assaulted	Open
03-17-04	0400 hrs	burglary	Asher Science	4 lap-top computers stolen	Open
4-27-04	12:30 a.m	assault	400 College Street	student assaulted	Open
8-7-04	7 p.m.	marijuana possession	Toyota Stadium	man caught smoking in parking lot	closed
9-01-04	3:30 p.m	theft	Student Center loading dock	purse taken from unlocked car	Open
9-9-04	11:45 a.m.	theft	parking lot	CD player taken from unlocked car	Open
9-9-04	10:30 a.m.	theft	Gidding's Hall office	billfold taken from unlocked office	Open
9-16-04	5 a.m.	marijuana possession	College Street	student arrested for possession	Closed
1-4-05	1:00 p.m.	theft	Student Center office	billfold taken from unlocked office	Open
1-14-05	5:00 p.m.	burglary	Pierce Hall	student's possessions stolen from locked room	Open
1-15-05	over Christmas break	burglary	Knight Hall	student's purse taken from locked room	Open
1-17-05	reported on 1-18-05	burglary	Anderson Hall	video games and player stolen from locked room	Open
6-13-05	1:00 a.m.	burglary	Campus parking	4 cars broken into; cd's stolen	Open
10-3-05	11:10 p.m.	marijuana possession	Anderson Hall	marijuana found in students room	Open
10-7-05	1:30 a.m.	1st degree sexual abuse	East Campus Apartment	unwanted sexual contact	Open
11-1-05	unknown	burglary	Anderson Hall, faculty offices	2 dvd's and digital camera	Open
12-31-05	unknown	burglary	Anderson hall	video games and player	Open
3-21-06	reported on 3-21-06	theft	the pit parking lot	checkbook taken from locked vehicle	Open
4-7-06	between 4:00 and 4:30 a.m. reported on 11-06	rape	near Flowers Hall	student assaulted	Open
7-22-06	between 9:45 p.m. and 11:00 a.m.	theft	Student Center (HOFR)	$60.00 taken from money box left unattended in locked room	Open
12-1-06	weekend	theft	Anderson Hall	text books stolen from unlocked room	Open
12-5-06	approximately 1 a.m.	theft	Anderson Hall	text books taken from unlocked room	Open
12-12-06	morning	theft	Anderson Hall	i-pod taken from locked room	Open
12-13-06	afternoon	theft	Learning Resource Center	unattended text books taken	Open
12-14-06	morning	theft	Anderson Hall	text books taken from locked room, door damaged	Open
12-15-06	morning	theft	Anderson Hall	text books taken from unlocked room	Open
12-15-06	approximately 11:30 a.m.	theft	Learning Resource Center	unattended text books taken	Open
12-15-06	approximately 11:30 a.m.	theft	Learning Resource Center	unattended text books taken	Open
5-11-07	3:45 a.m.	arson	open field near residence halls	3 couches and 2 benches set on fire (no injuries or building damage)	Closed
8-16-07	12:00 a.m.	arson	Student Center loading dock	empty boxes set on fire (no injuries or property damage)	Open
8-12-07	not sure	criminal damage	campus grounds	art exhibit vandalized	Open
9-15-07	2:55 a.m.	burglary	Presidents House Association	composite portraits taken from fraternity	Closed
9-29-07	10:30 a.m.	burglary	Phi Kappa Tau	cell phone taken	Open
10-4-07	1:15 a.m.	criminal damage	Allen Hall parking lot	tail light of car broken	Open
10-6-07	5:30 p.m.	assault	Phi Kappa Tau	woman attacked female student in residence hall room	Closed
10-10-07	approx. 6:30 p.m.	burglary	PHA	laptop reported taken from room	Closed
10-15-07	approx. mid night	criminal damage	street contiguous with campus	car damaged by eggs	Open
10-18-07	12 noon	theft	cafeteria	laptop stolen	Closed
10-22-07	after 10 p.m.	theft	outside Lambda Chi fraternity	i-phone stolen	Open
11-1-07	2:15 p.m.	theft	Student Center	cell phone stolen	Open
11-7-07	8:45 p.m.	theft	Knight Hall/Tiger Den	purse, cell phone, keys	Open
11-13-07	between 3 a.m. and 8 a.m.	theft	outside townhouse 4, East Campus	bicycle taken	Open
11-16-07	2:20 a.m.	drug related violation	campus parking lot	male found with marijuana	Closed
12-12-07	2 p.m.	theft	Learning Resource Center	book stolen from library	Open
12-23-07	9 a.m.	motor vehicle theft	Pike parking lot	car missing from lot
01-11-08	8:30 p.m.	theft	Anderson Hall	Electronic games and accessories stolen from unlocked rooms	Closed
01-12-08	12 p.m.	theft	East Campus parking lot	gas stolen from car's gas tank	Open
01-31-08	approximately 7:30 p.m.	theft	Allen Hall	hair straightening iron stolen from room	Open
02-10-08	approx. 5 pm.	theft	Knight Hall parking lot	car missing from lot	Open
02-16-08	approx. 1p.m.	theft	Allen Hall parking lot	car missing from lot	Open
4-4-08	8:20 a.m.	theft	Hollyhock Ave	electronics missing from locked car	Open
4-5-08	8:20 a.m.	theft	Hollyhock Ave.	electronics taken from locked vehicle	Open
4-14-08	8:20 p.m.	theft	Rec Center	i-phone missing	Open
4-23-08	1:20 a.m.	theft	Collier Hall	G-card and cell phone missing	Closed
4-30-08	after 12 midnight	theft	Anderson Hall	refrigerator taken from hallway	Open
4-30-08	after 11:30 p.m.	theft	Flowers Hall	bicycle stolen	Closed
5-1-08	between10:30 p.m. and 3:30 a.m.	theft	Anderson Hall	electronic games and accessories missing	Open

Off Campus Crime

The local police work with our Campus Safety Department when entering the campus. All contact with the local police is logged with Campus Safety and documented for future reference. Georgetown College has no off-campus student organizations. Off-campus social functions by service, club or social organizations are beyond the scope of control by
the college.

Arrest Statistics

Drugs	0
Alcohol	0
Weapons violations	0

Sex Offence Policy

We have described various programs relating to self-defense, date rape and reducing vulnerability. Should a sex offense occur, personnel other than students should direct their complaint to the Vice President responsible for Human Resources who will follow the college policy and provide a skilled and sympathetic ear to the individual. On behalf of any student, the counseling psychologist receives the complaint, discusses options with the student, and supports the student as the process proceeds.

Information

If you would like further information regarding this report and any other crime reporting statistics, please contact:

Mr. Dan Brown
Director of Campus Safety
Georgetown College
400 East College Street
Georgetown, Kentucky 40324
(502) 863-7035

THE CAMPUS SECURITY ACT REPORT
FOR 2007

Campus Security Authority

1a. “Campus police, security officers, and any official at a postsecondary educational institution who has significant responsibility for student and campus activities, including student discipline, student housing, student judicial affairs, and student life administration. Professional mental health, pastoral, and other licensed counselors when functioning in that capacity are not considered campus safety authorities”.

President

Dean of Students

Director of Housing

Director of Residence Life

Director of Greek Affairs

Resident Directors

Director of Campus Safety

All Campus Safety officers

Athletic Coaches

2a. The Georgetown College Department of Campus Safety functions as a service group rather than a law enforcement office. The Department of Campus Safety works very closely with the Georgetown City Police Department for issues involving required investigations and/or arrest. The Office of Student Life has direct responsibility for enforcement of Student Disciplinary procedures.

3a. The Georgetown College Department of Campus Safety works closely with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies. The Georgetown Chief of Police has agreed to work with the college on reporting requirements outlined under this act.

Section 2: Description of Information Programs

1a. The Georgetown College Department of Campus Safety publishes a handout that is distributed on campus and contains information on fire safety, weapons possession, escort services, sexual assault, and crime prevention. Georgetown College has an organized Safety Committee that works with each department on remedies of safety concerns or issues.

1b. The Campus Safety Handout contains information on the proper procedure to contact Campus Safety. Student Life publishes and distributes a list of names and telephone numbers for reporting emergencies and non-emergencies.

1c. The Director of Campus Safety conducts a meeting at the beginning of the Fall Semester and discusses personal safety. Student Life conducts classes each semester and promotes awareness of rape, date rape, and other forcible and non-forcible sexual offences. Georgetown College has in the past invited the Kentucky State Police, Scott Count Sheriff’s Department and the Georgetown City Police to come to campus to conduct seminars on personal safety. Georgetown College will continue to use these methods of notification if the agencies are willing to help.

Section 3: Campus Crime Statistics for 2007

1a. This Federal Campus Security and Campus Crime Statistics Disclosure (Clery) Act and Michael Minger Act represents calendar year 2007 reported in the year of 2008.

1b. See the attached tables below.

GEORGETOWN COLLEGE
Federal Campus Security and Campus Crime Statistics Disclosure (Clery) Act & Michael Minger Act for 2007.

Crime Category (1)	Campus Property (2)	Criminal Attempt (3)	Campus Residential Facility (4)	Non-Campus Property (5)	Public Property (6)
Arson	0	0	0	0	0
Assault	0	0	0	0	0
Burglary	5	0	5	0	0
Criminal Damage	0	0	0	0	0
Hate Crime (7)	0	0	0	0	0
Bias – Race
Bias – Gender
Bias – Religion
Bias – Sexual Orientation
Bias –Ethnic	0		0
Bias – Disability
Manslaughter	0	0	0	0	0
Menacing	0	0	0	0	0
Motor Vehicle Theft	0	0	0	0	0
Murder	0	0	0	0	0
Reckless Homicide	0	0	0	0	0
Robbery	0	0	0	0	0
Sex Offences – Forcible	1	0	0	0	0
Sex Offences – Non-Forcible	0	0	0	0	0
Stalking	0	0	0	0	0
Terroristic Threatening	0	0	0	0	0
Theft	4	0	0	0	0
Wanton Endangerment	0	0	0	0	0
Weapons Possession	0	0	0	0	0

Notes for Preceding Chart

1. These are the crime categories as required by the Federal and State Statute. Those crime categories listed in bold print are specific to the Minger Act while both statutes require all others.

2. On-campus property includes all property owned by the institution.

3. Any attempt to commit the crimes listed in column one.

4. Number of crimes that occurred in institution residence hall, student apartment housing, or Greek sponsored housing facilities, if appropriate. These numbers are included in the on-campus property totals.

5. Non-campus Property. These are any of the officially recognized/owned/leased/controlled institution properties that are located off the main campus area.

6. Public property within the same reasonably contiguous geographic area to the institution (sidewalk, street, other thoroughfare or parking facility) and adjacent to a facility owned or controlled by the institution. These crime statistics are those reported to/by the Georgetown Police Department, the law enforcement agency with primary jurisdiction of that area

7. Hate Crimes – These are crimes that fall into one of the reportable categories as required by the Statute, of other crimes in which the victim was intentionally selected because of an actual or perceived prejudice.

Selected Arrest Statistics

Crime Category	2006
Alcohol Related	0
Drug Related	0
Weapon Related	0

Reported Crimes – Prior Reporting Period

Crime Category	2005	2006
Arson	0	0
Assault	0	0
Burglary	5	5
Criminal Damage	0	0
Hate Crimes (7)	0	0
Bias- Race	0	0
Bias – Gender	0	0
Bias – Religion	0	0
Bias – Sexual Orientation	0	0
Bias – Ethnic	0	0
Bias – Disability	0	0
Manslaughter	0	0
Menacing	0	0
Motor Vehicle Theft	1	0
Murder	0	0
Reckless Homicide	0	0
Robbery	0	0
Sex Offences – Forcible	1	1
Sex Offences – Non-Forcible	0	0
Stalking	0	0
Terrorist Threatening	0	0
Theft	2	4
Wanton Endangerment	0	0
Weapons Possession	0	0

Selected Arrest Statistics – Prior Reporting Periods

Crime Category	2005	2006
Alcohol Related	0	0
Drug Related	0	0
Weapons Possession	0	0

Selected Referrals/Incidents Reported by Campus Security Authorities*

Crime Category	2006
Alcohol Violations	103
Arson	0
Assault	0
Burglary	5
Criminal Attempt	0
Criminal Damage	0
Drug Violations	6
Hate Crimes (7)	0
Bias – Race	0
Bias – Gender	0
Bias – Religion	0
Bias – Sexual Orientation	0
Bias – Ethnic	0
Bias - Disability	0
Manslaughter	0
Menacing	0
Motor Vehicle Theft	0
Murder	0
Reckless Homicide	0
Robbery	0
Sex Offences – Non-Forcible	0
Sex Offences – Forcible	1
Stalking	0
Terroristic Threatening	0
Theft	4
Wanton Endangerment	0
Weapons Possession	0

These crime statistics are provided in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act of 1998 and the Kentucky Postsecondary Education Campus Security Act of 2000. If you have any questions, contact: Dan Brown 502-863-7035

The calendar year for the annual report shall be the calendar year previous to the year in which the report is filed.