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Campus Security

The Campus Security Officers (CSO) at Valley Forge Military College are responsible for the safety and general security of VFMC. A person may report any unlawful or suspicious activity or any emergency by calling (610) 989-1255/1257/1258.

 

Persons may also report a crime by going to the Campus Security & Visitor Welcome Center located in Bower Hall

 

The office is open 24/7/365.

 

Campus Security Services

VFMAC Campus Security 

24/7 365 Days a Year

(610) 989-1255/1258

 

  • A.L.I.C.E. (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate): A.L.I.C.E. training equips the VFMAC community with active assailant response skills through annual sessions every August or upon request.

  • Emergency Preparedness & Mass Evacuation Protocol: Campus Security conducts annual training on emergency protocols, shelter-in-place, and lockdown procedures, supported by campus drills.

  • Campus Security Patrols: Uniformed Campus Security Officers (CSOs) patrol 24/7, equipped with medical kits, fire suppression tools, and vehicles, ensuring safety and rapid response.

  • CCTV: Closed-circuit television monitors campus activities to deter crime and support security efforts.

  • Mass Emergency Notification: Notifications about emergencies and weather-related issues are sent via email and text to the VFMAC community.

  • Escorts and Transports: CSOs assist with transporting sick or injured cadets to the Health Center.

  • Lockouts and Jumpstarts: CSOs help cadets with lockouts and vehicle jumpstarts as needed.

  • Lost and Found: The Campus Security Office and TAC Offices manage lost and found items for the community.

  • Fire Safety and Prevention: Daily fire panel, extinguisher, and AED checks are conducted by CSOs to ensure fire safety in collaboration with Facilities and TAC Officers.

  • Infrastructure and Maintenance: CSOs assist Facilities with infrastructure checks, maintenance reporting, and lighting accountability during patrols.

  • Campus Security Training: CSOs complete “Stop the Bleed,” FEMA modules, and annual training on Title IX, Clery Act, and child abuse reporting.

  • ACT 67 School Security Training: All CSOs complete a mandated 40-hour training program for educational security personnel within six months of employment.