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In addition to working with first responders to address security issues during emergencies, Aims Campus Safety and Security staff are available to help you resolve non-emergency situations, such as retrieving lost or stolen items, parking or traffic issues and more. 

Call or text 911.

How Do I . . . ?

Find answers to frequently asked questions about non-emergency situations for Aims students, faculty and staff.

If any Aims campuses are closed due to weather, a popup will appear at the top of the Aims website with details about campus closures. 

You can also visit the Aims Emergency Alerts page for the latest security alerts, including closures due to weather.

Make sure you're signed up for Rave Alerts.

For non-life-threatening medical situations, contact the Campus Safety and Security office on the campus where you are located.

Email Campus Security

If you received a parking citation, you will need to pay the fee at the Cashier’s Office. If you have a question about the citation please use the phone number in the sidebar to call Campus Security at the location where you received the parking violation. 

You can also email questions to parking@aims.edu.

Learn more about parking at Aims

A traffic incident on an Aims campus can include fender benders, hitting a parked vehicle or traffic collisions. We know it can be upsetting and frightening to be involved in a traffic incident, but it's best to follow the instructions below rather than leaving the scene. If in doubt, call or text Campus Safety and Security, we're here to help.

If you experience or witness a life-threatening emergency, call or text 911.

Otherwise, whether you or someone else is involved in a traffic incident on an Aims campus:

  1. Remain at the scene, and 
  2. Contact the nearest Campus Safety and Security Office for assistance:
    1. Greeley Campus: Call or text (970) 539-2171 (available 24/7)
    2. Fort Lupton Campus: Call or text (303) 591-3164
    3. Loveland Campus: Call or text (970) 518-5137
    4. Windsor Campus: Call or text (970) 744-0322 or Call (970) 339-6544

Safety Tip: Add the Campus Safety and Security Office phone number for the Aims campuses you frequent to your smartphone contacts for easy access.

The Aims Rave Guardian app is a free service offered to students, faculty and staff. 

You can use the Rave Guardian app to:

  • Call or text 911
  • Contact Campus Security
  • Report incidents and safety concerns
  • Request a virtual escort when you travel across campus alone

To request an in-person escort, you can also call Campus Security at the appropriate location:

Read more about how to download the Aims Guardian app for iOs or Android

If you suspect an item of yours was stolen, email or call Campus Security at the appropriate campus location:

Campus Safety and Security manages Lost and Found on all campuses. To contact Lost and Found, email or call Campus Security at the relevant campus:

Please return any found items to the Campus Safety and Security office on the campus where the item was found.

Email Campus Safety and Security

Report any malfunctioning doors to Campus Safety and Security on the relevant campus:

The Aims Facilities and Operations Department is in charge of all groundskeeping and outdoor sprinkler systems on campus. 

To report a malfunctioning sprinkler on any campus properties:

Email Facilities and Operations

The Aims Facilities and Operations Department is in charge of all groundskeeping and outdoor sprinkler systems on campus.

To report a malfunctioning or burned out lightbulb on any campus properties:

Email the Facilities and Operations Department

Title IX is a federal law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in educational institutions receiving federal funding. Aims Community College is committed to ensuring that every member of our community learns and works in an environment free of sex discrimination and sexual harassment. Sexual harassment (including sexual violence) is a kind of sex discrimination and is prohibited by Title IX and by Aims Community College.

A report can be filed with Title IX Coordinator/Compliance Manager Jill Beck at any time (including during non-business hours) via telephone, email, United States postal mail, in-person or via the online reporting form.

Jill Beck
Title IX Coordinator/Compliance Manager
5401 W. 20th Street
Aims Community College
Cornerstone 109A
(970) 339-6383
jill.beck@aims.edu

When making a report, please be sure to include the following information:

  • Your name and contact information
  • Responding party name and contact information (if available)
  • Type of incident
  • Description of incident
  • Any initial requests from the reporting party

For more information about Title IX and to confidentially report an incident of sexual misconduct, discrimination, harassment or interpersonal violence, click the link below. 

Learn more about Aims Title IX policies, trainings and reporting procedures

Students may be eligible to receive free, short-term, confidential counseling sessions with a licensed therapist through Aims Community College. 

Learn more and contact Aims Counseling Services

For life-threatening emergencies, call or text 911.

If you need to report an alleged Student Code of Conduct violation, academic misconduct issue, or a safety or security incident, fill out a Campus Safety and Security incident report form. 

Submit an incident report

Contact Campus Security at the correct campus location immediately to report your missing key/badge and we can help you with the next steps to obtain a replacement.

The Dean of Students Department oversees informal complaints and incident reports related to student or employee misconduct at Aims. 

Learn more about the Dean of Students complaint process

Contact Info
Emergencies: Call or Text 911
Greeley Campus
Call or Text - Available 24/7:
(970) 539-2171
Loveland Campus
Call or Text:
(970) 518-5137
Fort Lupton Campus
Call or Text:
(303) 591-3164
Windsor Campus
Call or Text:
(970) 744-0322
Voice calls only:
(970) 339-6544
Flight Training Center
Call or text:
(970) 539-2171

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