General College Facility Policies

Posted on March 31, 2023
  • Game playing is not permitted on College computers unless it is an assigned part of an academic course.
  • Eating or drinking is not permitted in any classrooms, laboratories, the library, lecture halls or music rooms.
  • For reasons of safety, bare feet will not be permitted within College buildings.
  • Animals will not be permitted within College buildings (service dogs excluded). All students and personnel are also reminded that Greenfield has a leash law that applies on College property.
  • Bicycles should be parked and fastened to the bike rack. In the event of overcrowding, bikes may be fastened to light poles, but in no event may poles near main stairs and main entrances to the College be used.
  • Bicycles may not be brought into college buildings or fastened to stairway railings or parked near or against college buildings. The walk/bike path is to be used to enter and exit the campus. Please use it for your safety.
  • In the event that you see something broken or something that appears hazardous, please notify the College's Facilities Management Department. If unable to reach them, please contact Public Safety and ask that they relay your message to Facilities Management.
  • Matters involving real or potential criminal culpability must be reported to the Director of Public Safety.
  • Use of roller skates, skateboards, balls or other athletic or recreational equipment, in or adjacent to the buildings, or use of the premises in any manner so as to interfere with their use by others, or use in such a way as to possibly cause damage to the premises or injury to the user, is prohibited.
  • Firearms, including their possession and/or display in vehicles, are prohibited from the campus, except by duly authorized police officers in the pursuance of their duties.
  • Individuals who choose to act in any manner contrary to the above policy may be subject to the disciplinary measures of Greenfield Community College and/or the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

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