Stay Connected: Campus Alerts
Aug. 25, 2021
Update: According to Lynnwood police, most of the vehicles didn’t have anything taken; however, a handgun was taken from a vehicle. A witness described the suspects as three teenage people, two males and one female. When the witness tried to approach them, they jumped into a vehicle and fled the scene. The suspects' vehicle is believed to be a 2006-13 grey/silver Chevy impala with noticeable damage to the back passenger side panel.
Campus Security received a report of several vehicles being broken into in the golf parking around Lot Q this evening. Lynnwood Police Department is investigating the reported break-ins.
At approximately 6:40 p.m. last night campus security made contact with Lynnwood police as they were taking a report of a vehicle break-in. Lynnwood police and campus security surveyed the parking lot and determined there were several vehicles impacted by this crime. Due to vehicle owners not being present or available at the time of the discovery, there are no additional details available.
Anyone with further information is encouraged to contact the Lynnwood Police Department at 425.407.3999. Lynnwood Police Department Case Number to reference is 21-256433.
Whenever a situation is of concern to our campus community, we will notify you. EC urges anyone who is a victim of any crime to call 911 immediately AND make a report to Campus Security.
We ask our students and employees to be aware and take the following actions to increase their safety both on and off campus:
- Be aware of your surroundings.
- If you feel unsafe travelling to and from your vehicle, call Campus Security at 425.754.0154 for an escort.
- Report any suspicious people or behavior to campus security or local law enforcement.
- Take your keys; don't leave them in or on your vehicle.
- Close and lock all windows and doors when you park.
- Park in well-lit areas.
- Never leave valuables in your vehicle and ensure nothing of value is visible.
- When walking to your car or home, have your keys ready in your hand.
- Be sure you can hear what is happening around you - don’t use earbuds.
Remember, if you See Something, Say Something by calling Campus Security 24/7 at 425.754.0154.
To receive Triton Alerts on your mobile device, go to edmonds.edu/alert/triton.
June 18, 2021
Campus Security received reports of five vehicle break-ins that occurred in golf parking west of Lot Q this evening. Lynnwood Police Department is investigating the reported break-ins. After reviewing statements from all impacted parties it appears the vehicles were broken into between 6:30-7:05 p.m. Each vehicle had a window broken out. It was reported that no items of significant value were taken.
Anyone with further information is encouraged to contact the Lynnwood Police Department at 425.407.3999. Lynnwood Police Department Case Number to reference is 21-18074.
Whenever a situation is of concern to our campus community, we will notify you. EC urges anyone who is a victim of any crime to call 911 immediately AND make a report to Campus Security.
We ask our students and employees to be aware and take the following actions to increase their safety both on and off campus:
- Be aware of your surroundings.
- If you feel unsafe travelling to and from your vehicle, call Campus Security at 425.754.0154 for an escort.
- Report any suspicious people or behavior to campus security or local law enforcement.
- Take your key; don't leave it in or on your vehicle.
- Close and lock all windows and doors when you park.
- Park in well-lit areas.
- Never leave valuables in your vehicle and ensure nothing of value is visible.
- Use the "buddy system" and watch out for your neighbor.
- Do not accept or offer a ride from people you don’t know.
- When walking to your car or home, have your keys ready in your hand.
- Be sure you can hear what is happening around you - don’t use earbuds.
REMEMBER, if you See Something, Say Something by calling Campus Security 24/7 at 425.754.0154.
May 20, 2021
Campus Security received reports of two vehicle break-ins that occurred on campus today. Lynnwood Police Department is investigating the reported break-ins.
It was reported that the vehicle break-ins occurred near Woodway Hall in the golf course parking lot between 4:45 through 6:30 p.m. today.
Anyone with further information is encouraged to contact the Lynnwood Police Department at 425.407.3999. Lynnwood Police Department Case Number to reference is 21-14891.
Whenever a situation is of concern to our campus community, we will notify you. EC urges anyone who is a victim of any crime to call 911 immediately AND make a report to Campus Security.
We ask our students and employees to be aware and take the following actions to increase their safety both on and off campus:
- Be aware of your surroundings.
- If you feel unsafe travelling to and from your vehicle, call Campus Security at 425.754.0154 for an escort.
- Report any suspicious people or behavior to campus security or local law enforcement.
- Take your key; don't leave it in or on your vehicle.
- Close and lock all windows and doors when you park.
- Park in well-lit areas.
- Never leave valuables in your vehicle and ensure nothing of value is visible.
- Use the "buddy system" and watch out for your neighbor.
- Do not accept or offer a ride from people you don’t know.
- When walking to your car or home, have your keys ready in your hand.
- Be sure you can hear what is happening around you - don’t use earbuds.
REMEMBER, if you See Something, Say Something by calling Campus Security 24/7 at 425.754.0154.
To receive Triton Alerts on your mobile device, go to edmonds.edu/alert/triton.
Nov. 30, 2020
Edmonds College Annual Security and Fire Report now available
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