Facilities

Ukiah Campus Air Quality

Coast Center Air Quality

Lake Center Air Quality

North County Air Quality

Clery Certificate

2022 Campus Safety and Security Survey - Coast Center

2022 Campus Safety and Security Survey - Lake Center

2022 Campus Safety and Security Survey - North County Center

2022 Campus Safety and Security Survey - Point Arena

2022 Campus Safety and Security Survey - Ukiah Campus

For an Emergency, call 468-3155 first

Emergency procedures are conspicuously posted at each college location. If there is a special emergency off campus and a need to contact a student in class, the following campus offices should be contacted for assistance:

• Ukiah 468-3101
• Willits 459-6224
• Lakeport 263-4944

Emergency Mutual Aide Agreement: An agreement has been entered into with the following Community Colleges, Santa Rosa JC, College of the Redwoods, Marin, Napa, Sonoma State, Solano, and Humboldt. The agreement between these colleges is an ongoing and continuous awareness of emergency preparedness. Mendocino College has incorporated SRJC's emergency response plan and has begun training in the, Standard Emergency Management System os SEMS.

Emergency Flip Charts: These charts are located in every room and/or office on campus.

First Aid Kits: First aid kits are located in designated areas around campus as proposed and adopted by the Safety Committee. The kits are updated using monies available through the insurance consortium. Restocking of said kits is done by Facility Services.

Safety Audit: Safety audits are conducted annually by our Insurance carrier, Keenan and Associates.

Security Guards: One full time Security staff was hired to provide coverage during day and two part-time security persons to alternate during the evening hours coverage. After 5:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday, security is available if you desire to be escorted to the parking lot. Security also provides coverage at most of the events on campus. This coverage has not only decreased the number of incidents on campus, but also helped alleviate the sense of being out here all alone!

Campus Security Hours:
Mon. - Thur. 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.

Friday 7am to 10pm

Sat. Hours vary.

Summer Hours 7am to 7pm (M-Th) 

Call Security at 468-3155.

Cellular Phones: Cellular phones are used by Security staff for means of communication and contacting local law enforcement and/or emergency services. The number for Security, 468-3155 is posted on bulletin boards throughout campus and may be called during days and evenings up until 11:00 p.m.

Emergency Preparedness Plan

Facility Use Requests

Thank you for your interest in our facilities. Our buildings and outdoor spaces are valuable community assets and many community groups and partner organizations use them for meetings, programs, and a wide variety of other events. We are glad to accommodate these groups whenever we can.

Reserving Facilities

If you choose to reserve space in one of our buildings or outdoor areas, please keep in mind that depending on the event, location, dates, and times fees may be charged for the facility use, as well as, to offset custodial, facilities, or technical support costs. Any organization using district facilities must meet insurance requirements and provide a current Certificate of Insurance. 

Reservation of facilities requires the following:

• EXTERNAL PARTNERS - Event Request Form
• INTERNAL PARTNERS - Event Request Form
• Certificate of Liability

Please note the following:

Following receipt of the Certificate of Insurance and review of availability, a confirmation will be emailed to the address provided in the Event Request Form.

If you need to make a change once your reservation has been submitted and/or confirmed, please contact Alex Humphrey.

Legal Disclaimers

Hold Harmless Clause: The User(s) undertakes and agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the college, college board and appointed officials, administrators, faculty, and all other school employees, volunteers or representatives, and all persons and bodies corporate acting for or on behalf of them, against all liability, claims, demands, actions, suits, damages, proceedings, costs and expenses (including reasonable attorney fees) whatsoever (including injury to persons and damage to property) for which they may be or become liable directly or indirectly arising out of the use of College premises by the User(s) (or the servants, agents or invitees of the User/s)), and for such further sums in excess of those contained in any insurance policy procured by User(s) relating to the use of the School premises or for such amounts as may not be payable under any such insurance policy.

Certificate of Insurance: The User(s) is to take out and maintain current throughout the term of this agreement a General Liability insurance policy with a reputable insurer, having an A.M. Best rating of A- or better, in which (a)  the School is indemnified in an amount not less than $1 million for any claims whatsoever (including injury to persons or damage to property) arising out of the use of the School premises by the User(s);  (b) the School is named as an Additional Insured under the policy; and (c)  the policy or a certificate of insurance must be produced to the School prior to use of the facilities.  User(s) and the School agree that any insurance policies procured by User(s) that provide benefits or protection for the School shall be primary and that any policies procured by School that might happen to provide protection or benefits to the School arising out of User's use of the School premises shall be excess.

Cancellation: The Mendocino-Lake Community College District encourages the use of facilities by a variety of groups. However, the district discourages groups from reserving facilities and then not using them. This practice restricts other potential users from gaining access. To cancel an event contact Alex Humphrey or (707) 468-3076.

BUILDINGS & ROOMS

• 1060-Board Room
• 1210-Classroom
• 1220-Classroom
• 1230-Classroom
• 1250-Classroom  

Lowery Library Building

• 710-Little Theatre
• 730-Classroom/Greenroom
• 740-Classroom

Center For the Visual and Performing Arts

• Center Theatre
• 5212-Conference Room
• 5310-Voice/Art History
• 5380-Classroom

Physical Education Complex

• 810-Classroom
• 800-Dance studio
• 820-Dance studio
• 900-Gym (Capacity 1250)

Fields

• Disc Golf
• Baseball
• Softball 
• Tennis Courts
• Sand Volleyball Court
• Track

Other

• Grove BBQ
• Parking Lot

Lake Center

• Rooms 7050-round room 

North County Center

• Rooms 8000, 8002, 8010, 8020, 8030

Sustainability at Mendocino-Lake Community College District

What is sustainability?
“Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”

Prioritizing sustainability is imperative to preserve the environment and address climate change. Sustainable choices also often save money and lead to better health, well-being, learning, and productivity.

The district is prioritizing sustainability in policies and decisions related to energy, water, and waste reduction and diversion.

Energy Use
As a state entity, the district is required to comply with Executive Order B-18-12 that orders all newly constructed state buildings, major renovations and 50% of existing state buildings to be Zero Net Energy (ZNE) by 2025. To reach Zero Net Energy, a building or campus must use only as much energy as is produced annually on site from renewable sources. The district aims to meet and exceed this goal by reaching Zero Net Energy at all sites by 2030.

Mendocino College already receives about 52% of its electricity each year from our solar field, installed in 2009. The campus’s total energy use (including electricity and gas) and solar energy generation are shown below.

The district has worked to reduce its energy use through many energy efficiency projects, such as installing occupancy sensors for heating and air-conditioning in most buildings and LED lights in multiple buildings, in parking lots, and along walkways. Combined these upgrades save enough electricity to power 9 average homes.

The facilities department also continues to replace older, less efficient equipment, and ensure heating, air conditioning, and lighting systems are not on during breaks and when spaces are not in use.

In 2018, we have used 10% less energy than in the past 5 years at Mendocino College – preventing the release of about 40 metric tons of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere!

Look out for our solar electric security cart around campus! Thanks to the Sustainable Technology solar class students for helping us power our cart on renewable energy!

-MLCCD Facilities Department