MATC Campus Security Services

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    **IMPORTANT NOTICE**

    Laptop thefts have been on the rise at MATC, UW-Madison, and other large campuses in the Madison area. If you are unable to take your laptops home with you at night, make sure they are secured in a desk, locker, or other secured area.

    Security Services Command Center

    MATC Central Command Center

    Room 117
    3550 Anderson Street
    Madison WI 53704
    HOURS:
    Monday - Friday
    7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

    EMERGENCY Phone Line:
    (608) 243-4357 (Answered 24/7 via phone or DTMF phone capable radio.)

    Non-Emergency Phone Line:
    (608) 246-6932 (Answered only during normal business hours Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.)

    Officer Desk Phone Line:
    (608) 243-4528

     

    Message from the Chief of Security

    James BottoniWe believe that a safe community is the responsibility of the entire community. It is our desire to provide you with information that will assist you in enjoying a successful and rewarding educational experience at MATC. We believe this process begins by becoming an active member in your campus community. You are encouraged to get involved in the safety of the campus by attending safety education programs and when necessary, reporting suspicious activity to the Security Services department.

    Most of the crimes, which occur at MATC, involve "crimes of opportunity". The people who commit these acts simply take advantage of the opportunities provided to them. Personal property that is left unattended and later becomes stolen is the most frequently occurring example of crimes of opportunity at MATC. Each of us must make a conscious effort to minimize such opportunities.

    We strongly believe that an informed community is a safe community. Within this web site, you will find crime reports, crime alerts and annual crime statistics. Please take a few minutes to review these important sections and become familiar with this information. Should you have security/safety questions that are not covered in the information, please call the Security Services department at (608) 246-6932, or send me an e-mail and we will do whatever is possible to assist you in addressing your concerns.
     

    Chief James A. Bottoni

    Last Modified: August 6, 2009