Contact CCA's Public Safety Office

San Francisco 415.726.2061
Oakland: 510.385.1821

Nonemergency situations are those that present neither a threat to life nor a need for immediate medical attention.

Examples of nonemergency situations include theft, vandalism, verbal assault or threat, car towing, and so forth. Serious, yes, but not an emergency. Use Public Safety service for these matters.

Nonemergency Injuries

In the event medical attention is needed for a nonemergency situation, contact the Public Safety Office for that campus. After arrival on scene, Public Safety staff will assess whether additional paramedic assistance is needed.
Injuries can occur to anyone at anytime. The following sections break down what to do for nonemergency situations for specific community members.

Students

For incidents involving students, where the Public Safety Office is able to treat, the Public Safety personnel will arrange transportation from the incident to an appropriate medical facility. When it is determined a student needs either emergency medical attention or paramedic assessment, dial 9-1-1 to report the emergency, then report the emergency to the Public Safety Office on that campus (if not reported by Public Safety staff).

Staff, Faculty & Volunteers

For at-work nonemergency injuries involving staff, faculty, or volunteers working for the college, either Public Safety or Human Relations, or both, should be contacted to arrange a referral to the appropriate Workman’s Compensation treatment location. In incidents where emergency medical treatment or paramedic assessment is deemed necessary, dial 9-1-1 to report the emergency, then report the emergency to the Public Safety Office on that campus (if not reported by Public Safety staff).

Visitors

For nonemergency injuries involving visitors to the college, contact the Public Safety Office on that campus.

CCA's Public Safety staff will ensure the appropriate form and level of notification and report is filed regarding the incident.