The San Jose-Evergreen Community College District has partnered with
Rave Mobile Safety to provide an emergency communication system capable
of delivering email, text and phone messages.
The purpose of this notification system is to quickly disseminate
emergency information to the campus community during critical incidents.
Registered students at
Evergreen Valley College (EVC) and San Jose City College (SJCC) and
District employees have been enrolled in the program using contact
information extracted from MyWeb. This system is provided to
enrollees at no additional expense.
Rave Mobile Safety does
not charge subscribers to send or receive SMS messages. Standard or
other messaging charges may apply depending upon your wireless carrier
plan and subscription details. Once registered, you may opt out of SMS
messages at any time by texting STOP to 67283 or 226787.
To update your emergency alert
contact information, make the changes in MyWeb and the updates will be
transferred to Rave Mobile Safety within 72 hours. Alternatively,
registered students and employees may log into Rave at https://www.getrave.com/login/sjeccd
to change contact information and contact methods. Please note -
changes made in Rave will not be transferred to MyWeb. To log into Rave
the first time, select "Forgot user password?" and enter your registered
email address to receive your password.
You may
also register for Rave Guardian mobile application and transform your
mobile phone into a personal alarm beacon. In the event of an
emergency, critical information you elect to share will be provided to
San Jose-Evergreen Community College District to help them more quickly
respond and help you. This service is provided to you free of charge by
San Jose-Evergreen Community College District. View instructions on how to download the app.
Additional information may be disseminated through any number of communication systems that can be used during an emergency.
These systems include the District website, the College websites, KJCC 104.1 FM, or the Colleges’ Twitter and Facebook accounts.
The San Jose Evergreen Community College Police Department provides safety and emergency preparedness training opportunities and resources for our workforce and students. Please participate in these training opportunities and review training resources, as follows:
1. Active Shooter Training Video:
Click here to view Run, Hide, Defend YouTube video posted by the San Jose Police or click video below to view.
Since an active shooter situation often occurs several minutes before law enforcement arrives on the scene, individuals must be prepared both mentally and physically to deal with an active shooter situation. This Active Shooter Training video presented by the Santa Clara County Police Chief's Association is one of the many proactive steps the San Jose Evergreen Community College District is taking to ensure the safety of students, faculty and staff.
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