Salish Kootenai College is committed to transparency and maintaining compliance with federal and institutional reporting requirements that support the safety, health, and well-being of our campus community. This page provides access to several required reports and notifications related to campus safety, prevention education, and institutional policies.
Annual Security & Fire Safety Report (Clery Act)
The Annual Security and Fire Safety Report provides information about campus safety at Salish Kootenai College. In compliance with the federal Clery Act, the report includes crime statistics for the previous three years, fire safety information for campus housing, and an overview of campus safety policies, reporting procedures, and prevention programs.
Program Contacts
A paper copy of the report may be obtained at the SKC Security Office located west of the Big Knife Building or by calling 406-275-4751 or 406-239-6267.
Hazing Transparency Report
The Hazing Transparency Report provides information about hazing incidents involving student organizations at Salish Kootenai College. In compliance with the federal Stop Campus Hazing Act, the report identifies student organizations found responsible for hazing violations and supports transparency, awareness, and hazing prevention across the SKC community.
Program Contacts
Brandy Tenas
brandy_tenas@skc.edu
Annual Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Notification
This notice is distributed annually to all students and employees and includes standards of conduct, applicable legal sanctions, health risks, available counseling and treatment resources, and institutional disciplinary sanctions related to alcohol and other drug use.
View the Annual Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Notification
Program Contacts
For additional information about the report or prevention resources, please contact the Center for Prevention & Wellness at 406-275-4913.
Campus Security Authority (CSA) Reporting
Campus Security Authorities (CSAs) play an important role in campus safety and Clery Act compliance. This reporting form allows CSAs to report crimes or incidents disclosed to them that may fall within SKC’s Clery reporting requirements. Reports help SKC evaluate incidents for required crime statistics, timely warnings, and other campus safety responsibilities.
Program Contacts
For additional information about the report or prevention resources, please contact the Center for Prevention & Wellness at 406-275-4913.
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