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General Information
Offerings for both men and women include basketball, volleyball, soccer, flag football,
Zumba and yoga. Check with the athletic office for days/hours and the current schedule of
offerings on each campus.
Campus Safety, Emergency Information and Parking
Special Note: Program your cell phones to (631) 451-4242 for 24/7/365 campus
emergency response or dial 311 from any campus phone. You can also use
911 at any time. When you call, be sure to indicate the nature of your problem
and location.
Public Safety and Fire
The Public Safety staff is available to assist students, faculty, and staff with public
safety issues and concerns. Public Safety will take reports on all crimes; accidents; and
incidents. If necessary, Public Safety will involve outside law enforcement. Public Safety is
charged with enforcing campus parking and other College policies. Public Safety is also
responsible for environmental health; lab safety and fire safety. For further information
visit the Office of Public and Fire Safety Web page at
Situated in the buildings on campus are Safe Havens, which provide telephone
access to Public Safety for emergency and safety-related usage. Blue light emergency
phones are located in several locations on all campuses. If you are uncomfortable walking
on campus, call 451-4242 to utilize the campus escort service.
Public Safety is located at the following locations:
Ammerman Campus 107 Annex Building (631) 451-4242
Eastern Campus 119 Peconic Building (631) 451-4242
Michael J. Grant Campus North Cottage (631) 451-4242
Crime Statistics
Our campuses are safe environments, but you are encouraged to be aware of your
surroundings. Suffolk County Community College provides information on campus crime
statistics, safety awareness, crime prevention, sexual assault, alcohol and drug education,
bias crimes, and sexual harassment on the College’s Web site at
Crime statistics for SCCC, as well as other colleges throughout the United
States, are also available on the U.S. Department of Education’s Web site at
For additional information, contact the Director of Public Safety
at (631) 451-4212 or (631) 451-4242.
Cancellation of Classes
Please tune to local radio stations (WBLI, WBAB, WALK and WLNG) as well as News12
Long Island to determine if classes are cancelled. Be alert to the time and campus
mentioned since closing or cancelling may involve only morning, afternoon or evening
classes at a particular campus. Cancellations will also be posted on the College Web site,