One crime was reported in 2021 at one of Central Arizona College’s five campuses — compared to seven in 2020 at two campuses and 20 in 2019 at two campuses, according to a federally mandated campus-security report released in October.
No crimes were reported in 2019, 2020 or 2021 at CAC’s Aravaipa Campus, San Tan Campus, Casa Grande Center and Florence Center. No crimes were reported in 2019 or 2020 at the Corporate Center in Casa Grande, which was closed in 2021.
Emergency blue phones on towers at CAC facilities helped keep crime down, Chief Greg Roberts of the Central Arizona College Police Department said.