Campus Safety

Each year, WNCC hosts thousands of students, community members, and visitors on campus. We strive to provide a welcoming and safe environment for each of them.

To find information about WNCC's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, please visit our COVID-19 Information page. 

WNCC partners with local law enforcement and paramedics to ensure proper authorities are always nearby and ready to assist. Security personnel also routinely patrol each of WNCC’s campuses, but if you witness criminal activity on any WNCC campus, we strongly encourage you to report the incident. 

The WNCC Scottsbluff Campus has established Resource Officers working on campus, to provide law enforcement and police services directly to the college.

Reporting Crime

Emergency Calls

For all emergencies, please dial 911

If you are not reporting an emergency, we encourage you to utilize the resources listed below.

Alliance Campus

  • Alliance Police Department Non-Emergency - 308.762.4955
  • WNCC Environmental Health & Safety Coordinator - 308.635.6185
  • Alliance Campus Main Office - 308.763.2000
  • Report the incident online 

Scottsbluff Campus

  • Scottsbluff Police Department Non-Emergency - 308.632.7176
  • WNCC Environmental Health & Safety Coordinator - 308.635.6185
  • Scottsbluff Campus Main Office - 308.635.3606
  • College Resource Officer - 308.635.6111
  • Report the incident online 

Sidney Campus

  • Sidney Police Department Non-Emergency - 308.254.5515
  • WNCC Environmental Health & Safety Coordinator - 308.635.6185
  • Sidney Campus Main Office - 308.254.5450
  • Report the incident online 

Ongoing Training

Unfortunately, paramedics and police officers cannot always be the first on-scene during emergencies. Many times, actually, casual bystanders are the first responders. So, WNCC has made a consistent effort to provide ongoing educational and training opportunities for our students, faculty, and staff to be prepared for all types of emergencies.

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Story image 1 Stop the Bleed training
Stop the Bleed Training

Staff from Regional West Medical Center train our faculty, staff, and Residence Assistants in Stop the Bleed, a national campaign aimed at preparing citizens to control life-threatening bleeding.

Story image 2 WNCC staff learning about Chemical Inventories
Hazard Communication Training

WNCC Environmental Health & Safety Coordinator Josh Vesper gathered a college-wide chemical inventory, then implemented a program to ensure the chemicals are tracked and managed properly.

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Contact Us

Scottsbluff Campus Resource Officer 
308.635.6111
SRO@wncc.edu