Campus Safety

Marion Technical College provides for the safety and welfare of faculty, staff, students, and visitors to the campus of MTC.

Monthly safety reviews are conducted to ensure a safe physical campus. An annual safety inspection is conducted by the facilities division of Marion County Public Schools to assess and correct any unsafe conditions that may occur throughout the school’s campus. Records of safety inspections are on file at the school.

 

Additionally, a security team, including a School Resource Police Officer, provides campus security at all times the school is conducting classes during scheduled terms.   The school also submits the annual Campus Crime Report, as required for post-secondary educational institutions.

 

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2023 Campus Safety and Security Survey

2023 Completion Certificate – Marion Technical College

Monthly safety reviews are conducted to ensure a safe physical campus. An annual safety inspection is conducted by the facilities division of Marion County Public Schools to assess and correct any unsafe conditions that may occur throughout the school’s campus. Records of safety inspections are on file at the school.

 

Additionally, a security team, including a School Resource Police Officer, provides campus security at all times the school is conducting classes during scheduled terms.   The school also submits the annual Campus Crime Report, as required for post-secondary educational institutions.

 

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2023 Campus Safety and Security Survey

2023 Completion Certificate – Marion Technical College

Sexual Offender Registration

Sex Offender Registration Pursuant to 943.0435 F.S., individuals who have reportable convictions for any sex offense are required to maintain a registration with the sheriff of the county in which they reside. Any nonresident with such a conviction who works or attends school in Florida is required to maintain a registration with the sheriff in the county in which that individual works or is a student.

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) is responsible for compiling and maintaining a continually updated sexual offender database. Specific information as set forth in 943.0435(2) F.S. is public record unless exempt or confidential pursuant to Chapter 119, F.S., and is made available for public inspection on the FDLE website (www.fdle.state.fl.us). If you have any questions, concerns, or information regarding sexual offenders, please call the FDLE toll-free line at 1-888-357-7332.