◈ Homepage — https://www.nocccd.edu/Skip to main site navigation Skip to main content Our Campuses Click to open News Events & Calendars MyGateway Open the search panel About the District Click to open Work with Us Click to open Employees & Departments Click to open Plans, Policies & Procedures Click to open North Orange County Community College District The Destination District California's Premier Community College District About NOCCCD Get to Know Us The facts and figures that make us who we are. NOCCCD by the Numbers Our Campuses Two of the state's premier colleges and most extensive continuing education program combine to provide the quality educational programming of NOCCCD. More About Our Campuses How Do I Attend a Board Meeting? Learn about career opportunities with the District? Make a Donation? Looking for more? Employees Search the employee directory Find a department Get employee training resources Vendors and Contractors Get vendor and contractor information Review contractor's guidelines View bid opportunities Community & Partners View job postings Partner with us Donate goods and supplies Upcoming Events All Events MAY 15 FRI NOCE Spring Commencement 5:30 - 8:30pm Off-Campus Cottonwood Church, 4505 Katella Ave, Los Alamitos, CA 90720 MAY 21 THU Spring Semester Ends (NOCE) All day NOCE MAY 25 MON Memorial Day All day Anaheim Campus Cypress College Fullerton College NOCE NOCCCD Closed Important Calendars Academic Calendar Board Meeting Payroll CURRENTLY SPRING 2026 Summer 2026 Registration is Open Register for classes at Cypress College, Fullerton College, and North Orange Continuing Education (NOCE). Registration for Summer 2026 classes is open for all campuses. Summer 2026 classes begin on June 1 for NOCE and June 8 for Cypress & Fullerton. Learn more about our campuses Latest News All News Presenting NOCCCD’s 3rd Annual Women Champions of DEIAA In honor of Women’s History Month, women across the District were recognized for their inspiring contributions to advancing DEIAA efforts. NOCCCD Sustainability Director Updates: Earth Day Edition! (Spring 2026) The District Sustainability department shares updates as of April 2026. Celebrating Women’s History Month at NOCCCD NOCCCD welcomes Women's History Month with a wave of engaging events and award ceremonies, plus a special Save the Date announcement for the District's new Women In Power Spaces Initiative coming Fall 2026. Subscribe to Our Newsletter! Published by the District Office of Public and Governmental Affairs, Inside NOCCCD highlights the latest District-wide events, people, news, and initiatives. STUDENT SPOTLIGHT As I transfer to UCLA, I recognize I would not have been able to pursue my studies if it were not for the exceptional Fullerton College faculty, staff, and administration that has supported me in my academic endeavors. I am extremely thankful for the support and community I found at NOCCCD, which has shown me that with hard work and a supportive community, anything is possible. Chloe Serrano Fullerton College Graduate & Former Student Trustee Board of Trustees The North Orange County Community College District (NOCCCD) is led by a Board of seven elected Trustees and two student Trustees who meet bi-monthly to set policy and guide the District’s mission, academic goals, and budget. Board of Trustees May 9, 2026 Special Session Board Meeting Agenda May 12, 2026 Board Agenda Board Meetings Board Policies Partnerships and Programs At North Orange County Community College District, we partner with educational, non-profit, philanthropic, and business organizations to help our employees and students reach their lifelong learning and career goals. Partnerships & Programs The NOCCCD Foundation The North Orange County Community College District Foundation was incorporated in 1987 to assist in the achievement and maintenance of superior educational and community programs of the North Orange County Community College District. Make a Gift Undocumented Student Support In the face of recent changes in federal immigration enforcement policies, NOCCCD wants to assure our students, employees, and regional partners that our campuses and District remain safe and welcoming places for all students and community members.  We've collected information about rights and resources, as well as guidelines for District employees. NOCCCD Support for Undocumented Students Give Social Media Links Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube LinkedIn 1830 W. Romneya Drive Anaheim, CA 92801-1819 (714) 808-4500 Contact Us Accreditation Campus Safety Careers Departments Employee Directory Report Misconduct OUR CAMPUSES Cypress College Fullerton College North Orange Continuing Education © 2026 North Orange County Community College District Privacy Accessibility Our privacy policy has recently been updated. Dismiss Privacy Policy ◈ Interior Pages — 10 pages crawledOur Campuses | North Orange County Community College District Skip to main site navigation Skip to main content Our Campuses Cypress College Fullerton College North Orange Continuing Education News Events & Calendars MyGateway Search Site About the District Facts and Figures Our Campuses Mission, Vision, & Values Board of Trustees Leadership & Governance District-Wide Planning Accreditation Bond Programs Partnerships & Programs The NOCCCD Foundation Contact Us Work with Us Careers at NOCCCD Vendor and Contractor Information Partner With Us Donate Goods & Supplies Employees & Departments Employee Directory Information for Employees Chancellor’s Office Departments Organizational Chart NOCCCD Employee Training Plans, Policies & Procedures Board of Trustees Policies and Administrative Procedures Covid-19 All Plans, Policies, and Procedures Our Campuses About the District Our Campuses More in this Section About the District Facts and Figures Our Campuses Cypress College Fullerton College North Orange Continuing Education Mission, Vision, & Values Board of Trustees Board Meetings Trustee Dr. Barbara Dunsheath Trustee Ed Lopez, J.D. 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Clift Breland District-Wide Planning Accreditation Bond Programs Measure J Partnerships & Programs Disney Aspire Program North Orange Promise Program Anaheim Union Pledge Dual Enrollment Transfer Admission Guarantees (TAG) Campus Food Banks OCTA Bus Pass Program The NOCCCD Foundation Contact Us Two of the state’s premiere colleges and one of the state’s most extensive continuing education programs combine to provide our students with programming that leads to the acquisition of associate degrees, vocational certificates, transfer opportunities, and life-long learning.  NOCCCD Service Area Map The North Orange County Community College District is home to two credit colleges—Cypress College and Fullerton College—as well NOCE, one of California’s largest noncredit institutions.   Cypress College Cypress College was founded in 1966, and offers 56 university-transfer majors, 176 career- certificate programs, and degrees in 73 areas of study. It is one of the few California community colleges with two baccalaureate degrees—in Funeral Service and Dental Hygiene. Buen Cypress—We take this journey together. Cypress College Fullerton College Fullerton College is the oldest community college in continuous operation in California and offers 112 associate degrees, 110 career technical education certificates, and 25 transfer associate degrees. Fullerton College North Orange Continuing Education (NOCE) NOCE is the fourth largest noncredit program in California, offering continuing education, community services, and economic development courses. NOCE History of the District The North Orange County Community College District’s (NOCCCD) history began with the creation of Fullerton Junior College in 1913. As one of the first community colleges operating in the state of California, Fullerton Junior College provided students in North Orange County with the opportunity to complete the first two years of a traditional post-secondary education in their local community. Fullerton Junior College was reorganized in 1922 as an Independent Junior College District—Fullerton Junior College District—though it continued to share a Board of Trustees with the High School District. The College’s mission expanded in the 1920s to include vocational programs, the first of which were oil production, typing, stenography, and bookkeeping. The transition from Fullerton Junior College District to NOCCCD began in 1964 when the residents of three school districts (Anaheim Union High School District, Brea-Olinda Unified School District, and Placentia Unified School District) elected to form an interim junior college district to be merged with the existing Fullerton Junior College District. This merger increased the NOCCCD boundaries to 155 square miles and brought the first election of a NOCCCD Board of Trustees. The increased service area justified the development of two additional sites, one in Cypress and the other in Yorba Linda. Cypress College welcomed its first students in 1966. The second campus opened in fall 1982. Whereas Fullerton College and Cypress College focus on the traditional two-year education for students seeking an associate’s degree and/or transfer to a four-year university, the four-building complex of the Yorba Linda campus was established to provide noncredit educational opportunities to the adult student population. In addition to the Yorba Linda site, branches of the Adult and Continuing Education Center were opened in Anaheim in March 1982 and in Fullerton in January 1984. The Adult and Continuing Education Center changed its official name to the School of Continuing Education in 1998. In 2001, NOCCCD acquired the former Martin Luther Hospital building and converted it to an educational site called the Anaheim Campus. Classes from Cypress College, Fullerton College, and the School of Continuing Education were first offered at this location in January 2003. In 2003 noncredit programs were relocated from the Yorba Linda Center to the Anaheim Campus and the Yorba Linda site was sold to the Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District. NOCCCD offices, formerly housed adjacent to Fullerton College, relocated to the Anaheim Campus, along with the administrative offices for the School of Continuing Education and the NOCCCD Special Services Department and Warehouse. The School of Continuing Education changed its official name a second time to North Orange Continuing Education (NOCE) in 2017. The same year, Cypress College expanded its offerings with the District’s first baccalaureate degree program in Mortuary Science. Cypress College became one of 15 California community colleges to offer a bachelor’s degree program.  NOCCCD Timeline 1913: Fullerton Junior College established as one of the first community colleges in California, offering the first two years of post-secondary education locally. 1922: Fullerton Junior College reorganized as the Independent Junior College District—Fullerton Junior College District, sharing a Board of Trustees with the High School District. 1920s: Expansion of mission to include vocational programs such as oil production, typing, stenography, and bookkeeping. 1964: Transition to North Orange County Community College District (NOCCCD) initiated by merging with Anaheim Union High School District, Brea-Olinda Unified School District, and Placentia Unified School District. 1966: Cypress College opened its doors to students as part of the expanded NOCCCD. 1982: Yorba Linda campus opened in the fall to provide noncredit educational opportunities; branches of the Adult and Continuing Education Center opened in Anaheim (March) and Fullerton (January 1984). 1998: Adult and Continuing Education Center officially renamed to School of Continuing Education. 2001: NOCCCD acquired the former Martin Luther Hospital building, which was converted to the Anaheim Campus. 2003: Classes relocated from the Yorba Linda Center to the Anaheim Campus; Yorba Linda site sold to the Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District. NOCCCD offices and administrative offices for the School of Continuing Education moved to the Anaheim Campus. 2017: School of Continuing Education renamed North Orange Continuing Education (NOCE); Cypress College introduced the District’s first baccalaureate degree program in Mortuary Science, making it one of 15 California community colleges to offer a bachelor’s degree program. Give Social Media Links Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube LinkedIn 1830 W. Romneya Drive Anaheim, CA 92801-1819 (714) 808-4500 Contact Us Accreditation Campus Safety Careers Depa Bond Programs | North Orange County Community College District Skip to main site navigation Skip to main content Our Campuses Cypress College Fullerton College North Orange Continuing Education News Events & Calendars MyGateway Search Site About the District Facts and Figures Our Campuses Mission, Vision, & Values Board of Trustees Leadership & Governance District-Wide Planning Accreditation Bond Programs Partnerships & Programs The NOCCCD Foundation Contact Us Work with Us Careers at NOCCCD Vendor and Contractor Information Partner With Us Donate Goods & Supplies Employees & Departments Employee Directory Information for Employees Chancellor’s Office Departments Organizational Chart NOCCCD Employee Training Plans, Policies & Procedures Board of Trustees Policies and Administrative Procedures Covid-19 All Plans, Policies, and Procedures Bond Programs About the District Bond Programs More in this Section About the District Facts and Figures Our Campuses Cypress College Fullerton College North Orange Continuing Education Mission, Vision, & Values Board of Trustees Board Meetings Trustee Dr. Barbara Dunsheath Trustee Ed Lopez, J.D. Trustee Mark Lopez Trustee Stephen T. Blount Trustee Evangelina Rosales Trustee Jeffrey P. Brown Trustee Dr. Ryan Bent Where We Serve Leadership & Governance Governance Councils & Committees About Chancellor Byron D. Clift Breland District-Wide Planning Accreditation Bond Programs Measure J Partnerships & Programs Disney Aspire Program North Orange Promise Program Anaheim Union Pledge Dual Enrollment Transfer Admission Guarantees (TAG) Campus Food Banks OCTA Bus Pass Program The NOCCCD Foundation Contact Us NOCCCD relies on bond measures, approved by voters in the District, to build new facilities and keep existing ones up-to-date. A form of borrowing commonly used to fund school facilities, General Obligation Bonds provide funds financed through an increase in local property taxes for land acquisition, new construction, and renovation and expansion of existing facilities. They also support general health and safety repairs, energy-efficiency improvements, and the procurement of instructional equipment and technology. In accordance with Proposition 30, passed in November of 2000 by the California Legislature, a vote of 55% or greater is needed to pass bond measures. NOCCCD boundaries include the cities of: Anaheim, Fullerton, Yorba Linda, Cypress, Buena Park, Placentia, Brea, La Habra, La Habra Heights, La Palma, Los Alamitos, Placentia, Rossmoor, Garden Grove, La Mirada, Orange, Seal Beach, Stanton, and Whittier. Measure J passed in 2014. A significant number of projects funded by Measure J have been completed and more are ongoing.  Cypress College STEM building, funded through Measure J Bond Program. Bond Programs Measure J In November 2014, Measure J was passed, providing Fullerton College, Cypress College and the School of Continuing Education with $574 million for significant upgrades to technical job training facilities, aging classrooms, and veteran amenities.  Give Social Media Links Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube LinkedIn 1830 W. Romneya Drive Anaheim, CA 92801-1819 (714) 808-4500 Contact Us Accreditation Campus Safety Careers Departments Employee Directory Report Misconduct Our Campuses Cypress College Fullerton College North Orange Continuing Education © 2026 North Orange County Community College District Privacy Accessibility Mission, Vision, & Values | North Orange County Community College District Skip to main site navigation Skip to main content Our Campuses Cypress College Fullerton College North Orange Continuing Education News Events & Calendars MyGateway Search Site About the District Facts and Figures Our Campuses Mission, Vision, & Values Board of Trustees Leadership & Governance District-Wide Planning Accreditation Bond Programs Partnerships & Programs The NOCCCD Foundation Contact Us Work with Us Careers at NOCCCD Vendor and Contractor Information Partner With Us Donate Goods & Supplies Employees & Departments Employee Directory Information for Employees Chancellor’s Office Departments Organizational Chart NOCCCD Employee Training Plans, Policies & Procedures Board of Trustees Policies and Administrative Procedures Covid-19 All Plans, Policies, and Procedures Mission, Vision, & Values About the District Mission, Vision, & Values More in this Section About the District Facts and Figures Our Campuses Cypress College Fullerton College North Orange Continuing Education Mission, Vision, & Values Board of Trustees Board Meetings Trustee Dr. Barbara Dunsheath Trustee Ed Lopez, J.D. Trustee Mark Lopez Trustee Stephen T. Blount Trustee Evangelina Rosales Trustee Jeffrey P. Brown Trustee Dr. Ryan Bent Where We Serve Leadership & Governance Governance Councils & Committees About Chancellor Byron D. Clift Breland District-Wide Planning Accreditation Bond Programs Measure J Partnerships & Programs Disney Aspire Program North Orange Promise Program Anaheim Union Pledge Dual Enrollment Transfer Admission Guarantees (TAG) Campus Food Banks OCTA Bus Pass Program The NOCCCD Foundation Contact Us The Board of Trustees, staff, faculty and administrators of NOCCCD serve our community and students through an established mission, vision, and set of core values. Mission The North Orange County Community College District cultivates an equitable learning and working environment to empower our students and employees to reach their full potential. We serve our community by providing exemplary academic programs and support services that foster student growth and attainment of educational, professional, and personal goals. Cypress College and Fullerton College will offer associate and baccalaureate degrees, career and technical education (vocational) certificates, and transfer education, as well as developmental instruction and a broad array of specialized training. North Orange Continuing Education will offer non-college credit programs including high school diploma completion, basic skills, career and technical education (vocational) certificates, and self-development courses. Specific activities in both the Colleges and North Orange Continuing Education will be directed toward promoting personal enrichment, civic engagement, and sustainable economic development. The mission is evaluated and revised every three years. Vision The District is a compassionate community where everyone belongs and thrives. Values Integrity - We uphold high standards of integrity and performance by ensuring consistency between our words and actions, and promote joy in learning, teaching, and work. Equity - We are committed to achieving equitable outcomes and experiences for all students and employees and actively promote practices, processes, and policies that create and sustain equity. Innovation - We create a culture of innovation where faculty, staff, students, and administrators are supported in taking the necessary risks to make their best ideas come alive in service of our mission. We respond to the changing needs of our community through adaptability, technological advancement, and continuous improvement. Collaboration - Our decision-making practices support a climate of collaboration by providing opportunities for stakeholder participation and ensuring the inclusion of relevant perspectives. Stewardship - We are committed to responsible, transparent, and equitable stewardship of fiscal, physical, and human resources of the District. Success - We evaluate accomplishment of the mission through program review and assessment of outcomes and embrace a data-informed approach to continuous improvement of student learning and achievement. Sustainability - We are committed to practices that promote environmental awareness; to incorporating and teaching ecological values; to acting locally and thinking globally; and to supporting sustainability in our community. Respect - We believe that all members of the District are entitled to work and learn in an atmosphere of courtesy, civility, and collegiality by nurturing a culture of open, transparent, and authentic communication, taking care to invite traditionally marginalized voices to the center. NOCCCD's Mission, Vision, & Values are governed by Board Policy 1001 . 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We are always seeking highly-qualified people to join our organization. If you have a passion for excellence and a commitment to preparing students for the highly competitive, global workplace, we invite you to apply for a position with the District. Located in Orange County, North Orange County Community College District enjoys easy access to Los Angeles, San Diego, Palm Springs and the region's celebrated beaches, mountains and deserts. Employee benefits include: District paid employee-only health insurance premium Generous medical, dental, vision and life insurance plans for employees and dependents 20 paid holidays Cumulative sick leave Paid vacation Longevity salary programs for classified staff Professional Growth & Development programs for all employees PERS/STRS retirement plans District paid employee post-retirement medical for those who qualify Deferred compensation/457 plans/403(b) plans Employee Assistance Program Human Resources Employment Opportunities Discover the latest career opportunities with the North Orange Community College District! Our open positions span a wide array of roles, each offering a unique chance to contribute to our educational mission and make a meaningful impact within our community. See Our Open Positions Benefits, Benefits, and More Benefits! We offer plans to cover your health and wellbeing, giving you peace of mind, helping you to balance work-life, family support, physical, mental and emotional wellness. Learn more about the benefits we offer Job Descriptions We have a diverse range of exciting employment opportunities across our campuses. Whether you're passionate about shaping the future through education, committed to supporting student success, or eager to contribute to the dynamic environment of our District, we invite you to explore the various roles available. View Job Descriptions at NOCCCD View Salary Schedules Minimum Qualifications To ensure that community colleges are hiring top-quality Instructors and Academic Administrators, the State Chancellor's Office, in conjunction with the State Legislature, have specified a minimum set of qualifications for open positions MQs at NOCCCD California Community College MQ Handbook Give Social Media Links Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube LinkedIn 1830 W. Romneya Drive Anaheim, CA 92801-1819 (714) 808-4500 Contact Us Accreditation Campus Safety Careers Departments Employee Directory Report Misconduct Our Campuses Cypress College Fullerton College North Orange Continuing Education © 2026 North Orange County Community College District Privacy Accessibility The NOCCCD Foundation | North Orange County Community College District Skip to main site navigation Skip to main content Our Campuses Cypress College Fullerton College North Orange Continuing Education News Events & Calendars MyGateway Search Site About the District Facts and Figures Our Campuses Mission, Vision, & Values Board of Trustees Leadership & Governance District-Wide Planning Accreditation Bond Programs Partnerships & Programs The NOCCCD Foundation Contact Us Work with Us Careers at NOCCCD Vendor and Contractor Information Partner With Us Donate Goods & Supplies Employees & Departments Employee Directory Information for Employees Chancellor’s Office Departments Organizational Chart NOCCCD Employee Training Plans, Policies & Procedures Board of Trustees Policies and Administrative Procedures Covid-19 All Plans, Policies, and Procedures The NOCCCD Foundation About the District The NOCCCD Foundation More in this Section About the District Facts and Figures Our Campuses Cypress College Fullerton College North Orange Continuing Education Mission, Vision, & Values Board of Trustees Board Meetings Trustee Dr. Barbara Dunsheath Trustee Ed Lopez, J.D. Trustee Mark Lopez Trustee Stephen T. Blount Trustee Evangelina Rosales Trustee Jeffrey P. Brown Trustee Dr. Ryan Bent Where We Serve Leadership & Governance Governance Councils & Committees About Chancellor Byron D. Clift Breland District-Wide Planning Accreditation Bond Programs Measure J Partnerships & Programs Disney Aspire Program North Orange Promise Program Anaheim Union Pledge Dual Enrollment Transfer Admission Guarantees (TAG) Campus Food Banks OCTA Bus Pass Program The NOCCCD Foundation Contact Us The NOCCCD Foundation facilitates the receiving of donations, gifts, and bequests for the benefit and advancement of the District, its campuses, and our students. The NOCCCD Foundation funds four scholarships each year: the Nilane Lee Memorial Scholarship, the Walt Pray Scholarship, the Cheryl Marshall Endowed Scholarship in Leadership and Service, and the Pure Ox Scholarship. These awards are all distributed through Cypress College, Fullerton College, and NOCE. The NOCCCD Foundation is a charitable, not-for-profit, tax-exempt organization under provisions of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, as well as a public charity. It is designated to receive gifts to the District from private sources such as individuals, foundations, and corporations. The Foundation is compliant with donor restrictions for use of their gifts, timely distribution of funds to students, judicious investment of funds, reporting to the community, external auditing of all financial records and sound fiscal management. Our Purpose In 2008, the Foundation bylaws were amended to, among other things, include the following expanded purpose statement: "The primary purpose of this corporation is to assist in the achievement and maintenance of superior educational and community programs of the North Orange County Community College District by receiving contributions from the public, raising funds, and making contributions to educational, community, and legislative programs, and by developing, conducting, and financing programs and projects designed to benefit the educational and community programs of the North Orange County Community College District." Foundation Scholarships The NOCCCD Foundation Scholarships are open to students of NOCCCD. To apply to any of the scholarships below, please apply from your school's scholarship resource page. Cypress College Scholarship Resources Fullerton College Scholarship Resources NOCE Scholarship Resources The Pure Ox Scholarship This yearly scholarship of $500 established by Dr. Cherry Li-Bugg, District Vice Chancellor of Educational Services & Technology, is available to students at all NOCCCD campuses. The scholarship's name is a nod to Dr. Li-Bugg's parents: 清 qīng from her father's name means "pure," and 牛  niú from her mother's name means "ox". The Pure Ox Memorial Scholarship's first distribution will be in 2026 and is currently accepting donations. It will be open to all full-time students with a cumulative 2.5 grade point average. Special consideration will be given to those applicants who indicate that they have participated in Asian Pacific Island Desi American (APIDA)-related programs and activities or have benefitted from such activities. Donate to the Pure Ox Scholarship The Dr. Cheryl A. Marshall Endowed Scholarship in Leadership and Service The Dr. Cheryl A. Marshall Endowed Scholarship in Leadership and Service recognizes and provides support for students who have provided leadership and service while achieving academic success at NOCE, Cypress College and Fullerton College. Dr. Cheryl A. Marshall was an educational leader for over 30 years, serving as the Chancellor of the North Orange County Community College District from 2016-2021. During her time with NOCCCD, she established the District-wide Leadership Academy and provided support for the Anaheim Union Educational Pledge and North Orange Promise Program. Nilane Lee Memorial Scholarship The Nilane Lee Memorial Scholarship is awarded to mathematics majors. Ms. Nilane Lee was a member of the North Orange County Community College District Board of Trustees for 14 years. In addition to being an attorney and high school mathematics teacher, she was a strong supporter of women, particularly those pursuing mathematics as an academic major. She passed in 1995. Walt Pray Memorial Scholarship The Walter Pray Memorial Scholarship is awarded to student with financial needs that meet the scholarship requirements of the Cypress College and Fullerton College Foundations. Mr. Walt Pray was a long-time employee of the North Orange County Community College District, serving as its first Vice Chancellor when the District was formed in 1966. He began his career in education in 1946 as an American history teacher at Fullerton High School and Fullerton College, and in 1953 was named principal of La Habra High School. In 1960, he became Assistant Superintendent for Personnel at the then joint high school and junior college district. Mr. Pray was active in community affairs and served on the Board of Directors of the Orange County Teachers Federal Credit Union until his death in 1994. Make a donation You Can Make a Difference Your donation to the NOCCCD Foundation can make a difference at any one of our campuses: from the first-generation math enthusiast heading off to a four-year university, to the parent looking to make a better life for their children. Join us in our mission to impact the lives of our students by empowering them on their academic journeys. TAX ID: 95­-3826720 Donate Today! Foundation Information Board of Directors Dr. Byron D. Clift Breland, Chancellor, NOCCCD Ed Lopez, J.D., Board of Trustees Vice President, NOCCCD Dr. Scott Thayer, President, Cypress College Dr. Cynthia Olivo, President, Fullerton College Valentina Purtell, President, North Orange Continuing Education Dr. John Parker, Vice Chancellor, Administrative Services Kai Stearns, District Director of Public & Governmental Affairs, NOCCCD 2026 Foundation Board Officers Byron D. 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Romneya Drive Anaheim, CA 92801-1819 (714) 808-4500 Contact Us Accreditation Campus Safety Careers Departments Employee Directory Report Misconduct Our Campuses Cypress College Fullerton College North Orange Continuing Education © 2026 North Orange County Community College District Privacy Accessibility Campus Safety and Emergency Management | North Orange County Community College District Skip to main site navigation Skip to main content Our Campuses Cypress College Fullerton College North Orange Continuing Education News Events & Calendars MyGateway Search Site About the District Facts and Figures Our Campuses Mission, Vision, & Values Board of Trustees Leadership & Governance District-Wide Planning Accreditation Bond Programs Partnerships & Programs The NOCCCD Foundation Contact Us Work with Us Careers at NOCCCD Vendor and Contractor Information Partner With Us Donate Goods & Supplies Employees & Departments Employee Directory Information for Employees Chancellor’s Office Departments Organizational Chart NOCCCD Employee Training Plans, Policies & Procedures Board of Trustees Policies and Administrative Procedures Covid-19 All Plans, Policies, and Procedures Campus Safety and Emergency Management Employees & Departments Departments Campus Safety and Emergency Management About Campus Safety and Emergency Management at NOCCCD NOCCCD is dedicated to safeguarding the property and lives of our campus communities while reducing the fear of crime. We support and facilitate the achievement of NOCCCD's mission and objectives by always striving to maintain a peaceful, safe and secure campus environment that is accessible and inviting to students, faculty, staff, and guests. It is the duty of all District employees to be on scene responders to medical, fire, and other emergencies. NOCCCD has well-defined emergency procedures and a communications system for quickly distributing information on emergencies and disasters. Emergency Services NOCCCD develops, implements, and continuously improves a comprehensive District emergency management program. The District strives towards creating a campus culture of resilience and preparedness. By providing training and awareness to our campus community, we will work together to achieve a state of readiness to overcome emergencies and other disruptions. Our emergency program is based on fire and occupational health and safety regulations and standards, California Standardized Emergency Management System (SEMS), National Incident Management System (NIMS), the Clery Act, and accepted emergency planning and management professional practices, operating under the umbrella of the District Emergency Operations Plan (EOP). Emergency Procedures on Campus Types of Emergencies & Procedures Staff members can find more detailed information via MyGateway in the Employee tab: Emergency Preparedness Channel. Active Shooter The active shooter will dictate the circumstances of the encounter. Hide or conceal yourself from the suspect(s). DO NOT hide in the restroom. Close and lock all doors to classrooms If your door cannot be locked from the inside, stack desks, tables, and chairs to form a barricade Have everyone get down and against a solid interior wall, and shelter in place Place cell phone on vibrate If safe to do so, provide the following information to Campus Safety or the Police: A description of the suspect(s), sex, race, clothing Type of weapon Location last seen, and direction of travel Identify of the shooter– if known When the police arrive, DO NOT approach the police, keep your hands up Earthquake If you are indoors when the shaking starts: Drop, cover and hold on under a table or desk, drop to the floor against an interior wall and cover your head and neck with your arms If you use a wheelchair, lock the wheels and cover your head and vital organs Avoid windows, hanging objects Do not try to run out of your building during strong shaking Evacuate the building, follow instructions of first responders Do not use elevators If you are outdoors when shaking starts: Move to a clear area and avoid overhead power lines, buildings, and trees If you are driving, pull your vehicle to the side of the road and stop Evacuation Take personal belongings Leave the classroom, office or building Advise others of the need to evacuate Do not use the elevator Go to the Emergency Assembly Zones located in the west parking lot Wait for instructions from campus authorities Fire If you observe smoke in the building, activate the fire alarm If an alarm sounds, do not assume the alarm is false. Immediately evacuate by the nearest exit. Do not use elevators If unable to exit the building, go to the nearest exit stairwell or safe area of refuge and call Campus Safety at (714) 808-4911 or 911 to report your location Persons trained with the Stryker Chair may assist persons with mobility limitations as a last resort Call Campus Safety (714) 808-4911 or 911 when safe to do so Evacuate the building and proceed to the evacuation areas Re-enter the building only when instructed by first responders or campus officials If an alarm sounds, do not assume the alarm is false. Immediately evacuate by the nearest exit. Do not use elevators If unable to exit the building, go to the nearest exit stairwell or safe area of refuge and call Campus Safety at (714) 808-4911 or 911 to report your location Persons trained with the Stryker Chair may assist persons with mobility limitations as a last resort Call Campus Safety (714) 808-4911 or 911 when safe to do so Evacuate the building and proceed to the evacuation areas Re-enter the building only when instructed by first responders or campus officials Flood If your building has a flood: Evacuate the building Report the incident to Campus Safety (714) 808-4911 Gas Leak Gas leaks, when unreported, could result in an explosion and subsequent injuries or death.  If you smell gas: Remain calm and notify Campus Safety at (714) 808-4911 Evacuate the building Do not activate the fire alarms, unless there is a fire Evacuate the building and remain in the emergency assembly area and wait for further instructions from Campus Safety, police, or fire department personnel Hazardous Spill If you encounter a hazardous material spill or hazardous materials: Notify Campus Safety at (714) 808-4911 or dial 911 Evacuate the area or shelter-in-place, if asked to do so by campus authorities Do not exit or re-enter the area until authorized by campus officials Power Failure Notify Campus Safety at (714) 808-4911 or dial 911 Do not use elevators If unable to exit the building, go to the nearest exit stairwell or safe area of refuge and call Campus Safety at (714) 808-4911 or 911 to report your location Persons trained with the Stryker Chair may assist persons with mobility limitations as a last resort Evacuate the building Use the closest exit Re-enter the building only when instructed by officials Medical Emergency Contact Campus Safety at (714) 808-4911 Provide the location, nature of injury or illness, current condition of the victim, and other requested information Remain on the phone until directed to hang up If you are with the victim stay with the victim Do not move the victim unless he/she is in immediate danger Reporting & Alerts WeTip Anonymous Crime Reporting Hotline NOCCCD is a member of WeTip and offers this service to employees and students. WeTip is a public anonymous crime reporting program that may be used to report all types of crimes. In general, the WeTip hotline has received thousands of reports on serious crimes such as arson, drug sales, graffiti and vandalism, burglaries, criminal threats, and bullying. It has significantly reduced crime incidents in communities and schools nationwide. The free tip hotline is available in English and Spanish 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. All calls to WeTip are 100% anonymous. WeTips’s reporting hotline is configured to remove all electronic tagging information. WeTip never traces a phone call or Internet report. Tipsters may receive a reward up to $1,000 for tips that lead to an arrest and conviction of a perpetrator. 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