Identification Cards

I.D. Cards are made available to faculty and staff as the need arises. Students may obtain I.D. cards as soon as they complete the registration process. Students must have paid stamp from business office. Each student is issued (1) I.D. card.

At subsequent registrations, they receive a validation sticker for that I.D. card. A lost student I.D. card cost $10.00 to replace. I.D. cards will continue to be made available to students through the extended registration process each semester. A make-up date for those students who did not receive cards at registration will be posted approximately at mid-semester. This date is typically the week proceeding or succeeding mid-term.

Parking Decals

Parking decals are continuously made available throughout the school year. Each vehicle parked on the campus of Atlanta Metropolitan College must have a parking decal. Any combination of (3) tickets may cause a vehicle to be removed from the campus at the owner's expense.

Campus Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990

In order to comply with the Campus Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990, Atlanta Metropolitan College is providing information to you concerning campus security policies and procedures and incidents that occurred on campus during the period January 1, 2000 to December 31, 2003.

The college does provide 24 hour, seven-day-a-week Campus Safety services; however, all students and employees are requested to assisting the safety of the college campus and facilities by reporting to the Campus Safety Department any suspicious events or individuals which they observe on campus. The college will investigate these reports and will maintain a file for each incident reported.

Students and employees are encouraged to immediately report any criminal activity that occurs on campus to the Campus Safety Department at (404) 756-4040 or (404) 756-4477 or pager number (404) 655-8245.

All college buildings are locked at the end of classes each day or evening and remain locked until the following day. Employees and students may obtain access to the buildings by contacting the Campus Safety Officer on duty. The officer on duty may request presentation of a campus I.D. card.

The Director of Campus Safety, as well as the Campus Safety Officers, have the authority to arrest and are in contact with the City of Atlanta Police Department as needed when emergency situations arise.

Programs and discussions about Campus Safety are held at student orientation sessions, faculty and staff orientation sessions, and faculty and staff meetings. These programs and discussions urge students and employees to be safety conscious when they are on campus. They also help keep the Campus Safety Department informed about suspicious activity noticed by students and employees. Also included in these programs and discussions are suggestions of ways of students and employees can assist in crime prevention by taking responsibility for their own security, and ensuring the security of others. In addition, the Student Handbook has a section on campus safety.

The possession, sale, distribution, and/or consumption of alcoholic beverages on college property or at events sponsored by the institution are prohibited. This also includes the possession, sale, distribution, and /or consumption of drugs controlled by Federal or State Law without valid medical or dental prescription.

Memoranda distributed to students and employees, on an annual basis, describes the drug and alcohol abuse programs available by the college as required by Drug Free Schools and Campus regulations. A description of these programs is also included in the Student Handbook.

Crime statistics for incidents occurring on college property during the required reporting period as follows:

Contact Information

Office: 404-756-4964 | Fax: 404-756-4460| 8:30--5:30 M-F