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Student Services >> Campus Police >> Crime Prevention Unit Crime Prevention Unit Eastfield College Police Department is proud to announce our new Crime Prevention Unit. We are setting the standards for other D.C.C.C.D. police departments. The Crime Prevention Unit is comprised of Crime Prevention Specialist Officer Paul Arroyo. You may contact him at 972-860-7605 or email PaulArroyo@dcccd.edu.

The purpose of the Crime Prevention Unit is to provide a safe, secure environment or atmosphere for the students, faculty, and staff at Eastfield College.

The mission of the Crime Prevention Unit is to reduce or eliminate criminal opportunities before a crime occurs. The Crime Prevention Unit will conduct Crime Prevention Programs (lectures, speeches, seminars, and workshops) which will be open to all Eastfield College and District students, faculty, and staff.

The effort to prevent crime should be a shared responsibility involving as many students, faculty, and staff as possible.

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