PUBLIC SAFETY

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Madison College Public Safety

Officer David Manthey, Public Safety Officer

Public Safety Officers respond to many calls for service and we communicate our activities to the college community.  Here are some of our recent notable incidents:

 On Nov. 2, officers responded to a female student who fainted and had a seizure. She was transported to a local hospital by Madison paramedics shortly after.

On Nov. 10, Public Safety received a theft complaint in which an undisclosed amount of cash was stolen from a basketball tournament concession stand. If you have information regarding this theft, please contact Public Safety at 608-246-6932.

On Nov. 13, Public Safety received multiple complaints of a man harassing and threatening college staff by phone. Public Safety identified the suspect, who was not a Madison College student. It was also discovered that the suspect was stalking a college employee. This incident has been referred to an outside agency for enforcement.

On Nov. 14, Public Safety responded to a male student having a seizure. Officers rendered aid until Madison Paramedics arrived. Paramedics then transported the patient to a nearby hospital.

On Nov. 14, the Madison Police and Madison Fire Department responded to the intersection of Anderson and Hoffman Street for a pedestrian that was struck by a vehicle. The pedestrian is believed to be a student and was transported to a nearby hospital. The Madison Police are investigating this incident.

Public Safety Update

Madison Area Technical College’s Sexual Misconduct policy and procedures apply to all students, employees, visitors, and independent contractors, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity; and it applies both to on-campus as well as off-campus conduct that would impact the learning environment.

After a sexual assault, victims often sense a loss of control. This is normal. Know that there are people on and off campus who will offer support and can help you make the decisions that are right for you to take care of yourself. It is important to remember that you have choices. There is no one right way to take care of yourself. If you or someone you know are a victim of sexual assault or dating violence, please contact Public Safety at 608-245-2222. You can tell us.

To learn more or view frequently asked questions, please visit: madisoncollege.edu/title-ix-sexual-misconduct

WolfPack Alerts

Have you signed up to receive WolfPack Alerts from Madison College? WolfPack Alerts will notify you of potentially threatening emergencies on or nearby campus as well as emergency weather alerts as they occur.  If not, please do so on our webpage.  For the fastest up-to-date emergency related news, sign up for WolfPack Alerts. Registration is free, easy and takes about a minute on your mobile device. WolfPack Alerts enable Madison College students, faculty and staff to receive messages on their mobile devices and via Madison College email. 

In addition to our Facebook page, we have a Twitter account!  Be sure to follow @PublicSafetyMC to stay informed of what’s happening on your campus.

If you witness suspicious activity, need to report a crime, need to report an emergency or have other campus safety concerns, please contact our department at 245-2222; Public Safety Officers are available 24/7.