Photo ID Requirement

All students must wear a current CCA photo identification card at all times when on campus. A current CCA photo ID card is required to enter the all buildings. All student ID issues are handled Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Hooper Public Safety Desk. Photos can be uploaded into One Card Management management by clicking on this link.

Important: The first photo ID card is free to new students; a replacement card costs $10. Replacement Ids can be paid by credit card at the link below. Chains and lanyards for photo ID cards can be obtained at both Public Safety Offices.

Credit Card Payment for Replacement ID's

CCA Visitors/Guests:

• All guests must sign in at all times and must provide a photo identification card.
  • CCA Faculty, Staff, & Students checking in guests must provide their CCA ID.
  • External guests must provide one of the following forms of documentation:
    • Military ID, Government-issued ID, Driver's License, School ID, or Passport.
  • A day use sticker will be issued to the guest.
• Visitors/Guests are responsible for and can be held accountable for the behavior.
• Visitors/Guests are only allowed in the academic buildings when accompanied by a Faculty, Staff, or Student they are a guest of.
• Visitors/Guests are allowed in the academic buildings during an event open to the public for the duration of the event.
• Visitors/Guests are allowed in the academic building while participating in a campus tour with the Enrollment team.
• All guests must leave the building by 1030pm.
• Guests may not post to bulletin boards.

The college holds the right to deny residential access to a guest or require any non-resident of the building to leave the community at any time.

Electronic Access

Your CCA ID also works as an electronic key to enter buildings, gates, etc... All access request should be made to psdsupervisors@cca.edu. Access is granted when a request is made by a Dean, Program Manager, Faculty, Hiring Manager, or Director. For group access, please submit a list on google sheet or other list type platform to psdsupervisors@cca.edu. Individual requests as processed as needed. For any questions regarding access, please email psdsupervisors@cca.edu

Smoking

California State Law prohibits smoking within 25 feet (ft) of main entrances, exits, operable windows, or ventilation system intakes. Smoking at CCA is only allowed at the designated smoking area located across the street from the Main Campus entrance, no exceptions! While smoking is lawful on city sidewalks, be courteous to those who are coming to and leaving from either campus by smoking away from the main entrance.

Bicycle/Scooter Use

Bicycling on campus property, walkways, driveways, paths, or inside buildings etc... is prohibited. Bicycles locked to handicapped access ramps or stairs on either campus may be damaged and will be removed. Such conduct by non-CCA-affiliated persons is a form of trespassing and by CCA-affiliated persons is subject to disciplinary action. Bicycles are to be removed, by the owner, at the end of every semester. Bicycles left behind shall be considered abandoned and will be donated to charity. Notices will emailed to bike room registrants or be placed on the bicycles prior to bicycles being removed by Public Safety for donation.

All Bikes/Scooters will be parked either in the Founders Bike Room or Hooper Courtyard. Indoor parking at SF Main will no longer be available.

Outdoor bike racks are available in the courtyard adjacent to the 184 Hooper Public Safety Desk. Please visit the desk to request gate access.

Indoor bike parking is available to students, staff, and faculty. To register, click on the link below. Once you've completed the registration, visit the public safety desk during business hours at 184 Hooper Street to confirm your access. Founders Bike Room Access Form

For more information, visit: CCA Transportation/Biking Portal Page

Skateboards & In-Line Skates

Similar to Bicycles, skateboarding and inline skating are not permitted on the grounds of the Oakland campus or in or around the San Francisco campus.

Pets

With the exception of service animals, dogs and other animals are not permitted on either campus at any time. Bringing a non-service animal onto campus by non-CCA-affiliated persons is a form of trespassing and by CCA-affiliated persons is subject to disciplinary action.