Human Resources and Risk Management are responsible for creating a safe and healthy environment for DCCCD employees, students and visitors. These departments administer rules and policies designed to support this goal. Click on the links below to learn about the policies and procedures you should follow in order to do your part as a DCCCD employee.

Procedures and Resources

Computer Use Guidelines — Read about district computer users’ responsibilities, when you can use district computers for personal use, privacy, and computer software and copyright law, among other topics. Crime Statistics — View reports on police activity at each district campus. Inclement Weather Procedures — Find out what procedures you should follow at your location if there is bad weather. Working With Minors — Read Risk Management’s advice on what to do — and what not to do — when working with individuals under age 18. Workplace Visitors — See DCCCD’s guidelines about minor children visiting employees during working hours on campus.

For District Office Employees

DallasAlert.org — Visit this site for general information and guidelines from the Downtown Dallas Improvement District on preparing for, responding to and recovering from critical incidents. District Office Emergency Procedures — The District Office/1601 S. Lamar Emergency Operations Plan outlines procedures District Office employees should follow in case of an emergency.  District Office Inclement Weather Procedures — Read about the procedures District Office employees should use on bad weather days.

Related Policies

For your reference, the following official board policies concern workplace health, safety and security issues:

CG: Safety Program  — This policy outlines the district’s comprehensive safety program, which includes emergency and vehicular safety strategies.  CGB: Safety Program: Accident Prevention — Teachers and students are required to wear protective eye gear when working with harmful materials as outlined in this policy. CHA: Buildings, Grounds and Equipment Management: Security — This policy charges the chancellor with establishing procedures to ensure each district location has a security force that is adequate to protect life and property. CR: Information Technology Resources and Systems — This policy covers district computer users’ responsibilities, when you can use district computers for personal use, privacy, and computer software and copyright law, among other topics.

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