Rollins College Campus Safety

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Rollins College Campus Safety Located near Holt Hall and the Dinky Dock Park, we are open 24/7 with a dispatch officer always read Management, and Administrative Staff.

Rollins College has enjoyed a relatively safe and secure environment throughout its existence. Within this small, liberal arts institution, students, faculty, and staff enjoy daily positive interactions within a tightly-knit community setting. As a service-oriented department of the Vice President and Treasurer, Campus Safety has maintained the goal of serving the needs of the college community and ensuring everyone’s safety, while exerting considerable effort in continuing to build a strong sense of community. As a relatively small department that is comprised of 24 staff members, we function in essentially 6 roles: Safety Officers, Supervision, Dispatch Personnel, Emergency Management and Planning, R-Card (I.D.) The role of the department is to protect life and property, preserve peace, recover lost/stolen property, perform support services, maintain a sense of community security and confidence, and ensure compliance with all college rules and regulations. In maintaining our principal aim of service to the college community, our message is one of a team concept. Realizing that ours is a singular but progressive role, we want to communicate that it is important for us to have your understanding, cooperation and assistance in order to better serve you.

Campus Safety and Title IX team members came together yesterday for some good discussions on responding to sexual and ge...
10/16/2026

Campus Safety and Title IX team members came together yesterday for some good discussions on responding to sexual and gender violence, creating a safe and supportive environment for those reporting and clarifying internal processes. Thanks to all who participated in the active conversation about this important issue in our community.

This is a fairly well-rounded assessment of the topic of sexual and gender violence in higher education. It provides som...
10/05/2026

This is a fairly well-rounded assessment of the topic of sexual and gender violence in higher education. It provides some history, the influence of the federal government, the impact of certain institutions, and how our current state of discourse in our country have all had an impact.

A new generation of college students has reason to be both fatalistic and fed up.

09/17/2026

For all faculty, staff and students coming to campus via Fairbanks Ave, eastbound (from I-4 or 17-92) wanting to park in the Rollins Garage this morning.

FDOT has closed the right hand lane leading up to Ollie Avenue, but did not provide much advance notice. This is causing traffic on Fairbanks Ave to back up towards Park Ave.

To avoid this, turn on New York Ave or Park Ave and come through campus to the Rollins Garage.

As you may have seen along Fairbanks Avenue, or SR 426, some orange fencing and detour signs recently have been placed o...
09/08/2026

As you may have seen along Fairbanks Avenue, or SR 426, some orange fencing and detour signs recently have been placed on the sidewalks adjacent to our campus. This is a result of a grassroots campaign, https://www.fix426.com/ , where residents and businesses identified safety risks on the road from Park Ave. to Lakemont Ave. FDOT is starting improvements in the first section, near our campus, and will reportedly conclude in December 2026. During this time, you might find construction activities blocking sidewalks. We encourage you to be safe and only cross at designated crosswalks.

Winter Park Road Crisis Campaign Protect pedestrians, cyclists, commuters,homeowners and their properties from reckless and speeding drivers YES! Let’s FIX426 (click here to sign) FDOT report shows an average of 6 car crashes/month on approx 1.7 mile stretch of SR 426 (N. Lakemont to S Park Avenue...

08/31/2026

REMINDER

As we shared in a message to all students on Friday:

- Decals from last academic year expire today and will no longer be valid.

- First year students, who are not commuters or have handicap plates/placards, must move their vehicles to the top floor of the Truist Garage before midnight tonight.

- Parking enforcement will begin in earnest Sept 1, tomorrow, please be sure you have obtained a decal via MyRollins and have affixed it to the rear of your vehicle.

- Faculty and staff who have not updated their decals will be receiving warning citations starting tomorrow. Please ensure the vehicle you bring to campus has a current parking decal affixed to it.

We are open 24x7 for your safety and convenience. If you have questions, please contact us at [email protected] or 407-646-2999.

Here's to a beautiful and safe move in day.
08/19/2026

Here's to a beautiful and safe move in day.

08/07/2026

🚲Not all e-bikes are created equally.

Each e-bike falls into one of three classifications that determine where you can ride it. These guidelines, along with proper safety equipment, will keep you safe while riding. For more information on e-bike safety, visit https://www.fdot.gov/d5safety/office-of-safety-resources/e-bike-safety

08/07/2026

Time is getting short...

Apply for a parking decal now so that it ready to be picked up when you arrive on campus. Go to MyRollins and search for "parking". The cost can be coded to your student account.

If you have a full-year decal from last year, it will be good until August 31.

If you have questions or difficulty in the application process, please contact us at [email protected]

We look forward to seeing you.

Long standing tradition of providing this advice to new residential students. Time is getting short...
08/04/2026

Long standing tradition of providing this advice to new residential students.

Time is getting short...

07/10/2026

Each year, prior to the start of the Academic Year, Campus Safety reaches out to new and returning students to see if they would like to become members of our team.

We are looking for a few students to be part-time employees of our department to function in a variety of support, administrative and es**rt roles for between 12-16 hours per week. Schedules can be flexible, depending on the role and availability. This is not work study - it is a part-time, on campus job.

We have a long track record of our student employees going on to various study abroad, graduate programs, the military, and law schools. These students get to see how a public safety office is administered, they learn the value of managing personal information, and obtain real-world skills that will help them moving forward.

Please visit the following link and apply via the "part time campus safety officer" vacancy.

https://jobs.rollins.edu/jobs/search?page=1&employment_type_uids%5B%5D=adcb808cee46b2d226d4b4710b9edcd2&employment_type_uids%5B%5D=7f0aef06a7d349b1b5743889ac5b5c3d&employment_type_uids%5B%5D=85a1cc7b406ff1c937dc0b8d6261e736&query=

If you have specific questions, please email [email protected]

Address

1000 Holt Avenue, # 2734
Winter Park, FL
32789

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