Campus Safety, Security, and Emergency Management

A group of ten Community College of Aurora campus safety staff members stand in a line outside the Administration Building. Most are wearing navy blue CCA security uniforms with khaki pants, while one person in the center wears a gray suit with a red tie. They pose in front of a brick building with a large CCA sign above them.

Community College of Aurora strives to provide a safe and healthy environment that enhances the learning process. Each student and employee should be able to attend classes, work on campus, and/or participate in activities with a feeling that they are in an environment that is safe and secure.

In cases of emergencies, dial 911

Important Contacts/ Resources

CentreTech Campus

16000 E. CentreTech Pkwy,
Aurora, CO 80011

Campus Security: 303-360-4727

Lowry Studios

700 Boston Street, Bldg 999,
Denver, CO 80230

Campus Security: 303-419-5557

Centennial Campus for Healthcare and First Responders

12650 E. Arapahoe Rd. Suite 100
Centennial, CO 80112

Campus Security 720-520-6573

Report an Incident or Concern

This form can be used for self-referral, or for the purpose of reporting a concern or incident about the behavior of others.

Safety Operational Plans & Protocols

CCA’s Emergency Operations Plan

The Community College of Aurora Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) has been designed as a contingency plan for CCA personnel in order to plan for campus emergencies. While this guide does not cover every conceivable situation, it does supply the basic administrative guidelines necessary to cope with most campus emergencies. Read the entire Emergency Operations Plan.

Standard Response Protocol

The Community College of Aurora practices the Standard Response Protocol (SRP). The SRP is divided into four different methods of response that will cover any given emergency that occurs on campus. For additional information on the SRP, please watch the Standard Response Protocol Video.

The CARE Team’s

The CARE Team’s purpose is to provide a cross-functional, multidisciplinary point of contact for members of the college community who have encountered student behavior which is causing concern. The team will act promptly to follow-up with the individual initiating the report, determine if there have been any additional warning signs or reasons for concern (such as student code of conduct violations or classroom incidents), and meet with the student to develop a plan. Our intent is to be caring and preventive.