EXCHANGE: Community college police boost security

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Published July 3, 2014 10:56am ET
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EXCHANGE: Community college police boost security
In this June 17, 2014 photo, McHenry County College police officer Marcus Pittl makes his rounds around the Crystal Lake, Ill., campus. Since transitioning from a campus safety department to a full-fledged police department in the fall of 2010, the college has simultaneously reduced costs while increasing responsiveness and services from its police operations. (AP Photo/Northwest Herald, Sarah Nader) MANDATORY CREDIT | Sarah Nader

CRYSTAL LAKE, Ill. (AP) — When it comes to campus safety, less is more at McHenry County College.

Since transitioning from a campus safety department to a full-fledged police department in the fall of 2010, the college has simultaneously reduced costs while increasing responsiveness and services from its police operations.

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