Ensuring students can focus on their education.
Every student should feel secure on campus, and Coastline's Campus Safety Department is committed to safety at each of our four locations. We'll do whatever it takes to serve and protect the Coastline community, and ensure that you can focus on your studies and personal growth.
Visiting Coastline? Or need a Student Parking Permit? Find out what you need to know about parking: latest updates, designated areas, associated fees and regulations, and more.
Information on how the college plans to respond to a disaster or emergency and how you should respond to emergencies you may encounter.
Officers at each site carry duty-phones specific to each campus permitting immediate contact with the officer on that campus. Remember, if the situation is a life-threatening emergency, please dial 911.
Services include:
NOTE: for life threatening emergencies, dial 911.
The CDC has issued a National Emergency Response in response to the recent Monkey Pox outbreaks. They are launching a comprehensive plan that includes:
Not a new area for the CDC. Vaccine strategy is for people with known exposure and vaccine within 2 weeks of known exposure. Vaccines can prevent people from getting it if they have been exposed. CDC does not recommend widespread vaccination against monkey pox at this time.
The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Crime Statistics Act requires the following information to be reported by October of each year.
Coastline Community Crime Statistics (pdf)
The American Red Cross is offering free disaster preparedness trainings! Build confidence by learning simple steps you can take now, to help prepare and protect your family. To learn more about this training or schedule a presentation, sign up, call (714) 313-5440, or take a look at the Disaster Prepardness Training flyer.
Fountain Valley Student Services Center
Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm
P: 714.241.6360