form, please visit the Admissions office. If you do not submit proof of
vaccination or an exemption form, you could be dropped from your
classes. Further information is available at LoneStar.edu/meningitis.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
281.290.5911 (On-Campus Emergencies)
911, then 281.290.5911 (On-Campus Medical or Fire Emergencies)
To call a 911 Operator from a campus phone, dial 9-911
Campus Safety
Lone Star College-North Harris employs commissioned peace officers
and security guards. They provide typical police and security services,
including criminal investigations, conflict mitigation, security escorts,
traffic control, access control, and campus crime prevention.
The Police Department participates in various activities and programs
concerning issues such as personal safety, crime prevention, domestic
violence, and date/acquaintance rape.
The Police need your help and observation skills. You should always
report things that are unusual or suspicious. When reporting an
emergency, always stay on the line with the dispatcher until s/he ends
the call. Provide the following information:
• Address North Harris
2700 W.W. Thorne Dr., Houston
Greenspoint
250 N. Sam Houston Pkwy E, Houston
Victory
4141 Victory Dr., Houston
Health Prof. Bldg. 17200 Red Oak Dr., Houston
CHI
910 E. Richey Rd., Houston
• Building name and room number
• Phone number at your location
• Thorough description of the problem to assure appropriate
resources are dispatched
Lost & Found
Lost & Found is housed within the campus police department at LSC-
North Harris. The police department is located at the intersection of
Aldine Westfield and Turkey Drive.
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
In a time of concern about safety and emergency preparedness, it is
important to know what to do in the event of an emergency. For an
emergency on campus, remain calm and follow these instructions.
Law Enforcement
When law enforcement arrives on the scene, it is important to remain
calm and follow the officer’s instructions.
• Put down any items in your hands.
• Raise hands and spread fingers.
• Keep hands visible at all times.
• Avoid quick movements toward officers.
• Avoid pointing, screaming, or yelling.
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