The Huntingdon College Office of Security serves the College community 24 hours a day, protecting life and property, preventing and detecting crime, and maintaining a successful parking and traffic system. The Campus Security office is located in the Wilson Center, Room 112. Security officers may be reached by telephone at 334-324-6565.
Escort Service
Campus Security provides an escort service for those who are traveling across campus at night and for those who have mobility challenges, whether temporary or permanent. You may call (334) 324-6565 to request security assistance.
Register Your Vehicle
During the first week of classes, register your vehicle and obtain a parking permit in the Security Office (Wilson, 112). You will need to know your license plate number (car tag), along with the make, model, year and color of your vehicle along with your current status: resident, commuter, faculty, staff. You will also need to give your cell phone number or your home number. Parking permits are issued at no charge.
Traffic and Parking Policies (pdf)
Security Measures
Campus Security has the authority to detain suspects and to make arrests within certain guidelines under the provisions of state law. Should any criminal activity occur at an off-campus event recognized by the College, Campus Security will be notified.
Building Security
To maintain security academic buildings are locked at 10:00 p.m. and unlocked at 6:00 a.m., weekdays. Academic buildings are closed on Saturdays and Sundays except during scheduled activities. Students who need access to non-residential buildings after hours must present to campus security, written permission from an authorized faculty or staff person. Campus security will not permit less than two people at a time inside a building after hours and on weekends. Buildings that are equipped with swipe card system can be accessed at any time. If an academic building is entered with a swipe card after hours and weekends, the “two or more persons” policy applies.
Criminal Activity Off-campus
Huntingdon College enjoys and strives to maintain constructive, harmonious relationships with the residents of Montgomery and neighboring communities. Students must respect the rights and property of those who live and work in these communities. Students who violate this principle and/or whose behavior jeopardizes the College’s positive relationship with local communities may, if applicable, be subject to criminal/civil prosecution. The College will also take disciplinary action separately from any civil or criminal proceedings and will not be subject to challenge on the grounds that criminal charges involving the same off-campus incident are in litigation or have been dismissed.
Campus Crime Report Form
In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, Huntingdon keeps and reports information about crimes on or near campus If you have witnessed, been a victim of, or heard about a crime that occurred on or near campus, please report what you know to Security (334) 324-6565. Your identity may remain anonymous.
- View Huntingdon’s campus crime rates.
