Building Access - Key Fob System

Building Access – Key Fob System

Electronic key fobs are issued to enrolled students with programmed access times.

Responsibility and Control

The possession of a key fob to a College facility carries with it specific responsibilities.

• Do not leave key fobs unattended or exposed to unauthorized use
• Do not loan the key fob to anyone.
• Do not identify key fob with Lakeview names or numbers. 
• Do not use a key fob to allow others in the building.
• Unauthorized sharing may result in disciplinary action.

Loss/Theft
1. Notify the Cashier within 24 hours (217-709-0920)
2. The key fob will be deactivated immediately
3. A $25.00 replacement fee will be assessed
4. Return found key fobs to the Cashier immediately

Key Fob Return

• Return unused, obsolete, or no longer needed key fobs to the Cashier
• Upon leaving the College, return key fobs immediately
• Failure to return incurs a $25.00 charge and an account hold
• Key fobs will be deactivated immediately upon return

SAFETY AND SECURITY

Familiarize  yourself with the locations of Fire Alarms, Fire Extinguishers, & Fire Exits.

General Safety Precautions

A. Instructors are responsible for classroom safety when leaving
B. Do not leave valuables unattended; the College is not responsible for personal property
C. The College may request law enforcement or agency interviews as needed
D. Do not use fire exit doors except in emergencies
E. Clean up spills immediately to prevent falls
F. Contact 217-709-0920 if allergic to pesticides used periodically

Communication of timely warnings

• An e-mail message to all students, faculty, and staff will provide more detailed information about an emergency or College closing.
• Information will be available via the College website and/or Facebook Page.
• Information maybe announced as deemed appropriate via WCIA-TV http://illinoishomepage.net/, WICD-TV http://www.wicd15.com/, WIXY/WLRW/Oldies 95/Xtra 99 and, WAND-TV- http://www.wandtv.com.

The SONIS text-messaging system alerts subscribers via cell phones to an emergency or essential communication. The messages are short. To learn how to subscribe or for additional information, please see the following web page: www.lcn.edu/sonis.