September 16, 2015
1 min read

Trade Your Old Bike Lock For a New One

Security officials sit by the fountain at Santa Ana College exchanging bike locks. / Emilio Rodriguez / el Don
Security officials sit by the fountain at Santa Ana College exchanging bike locks. / Emilio Rodriguez / el Don
Security officials sit by the fountain area at Santa Ana College exchanging bike locks. / Emilio Rodriguez / el Don

By Emilio Rodriguez

The Campus Safety and Security department exchanged old bike locks for new ones at their booth by the fountain as a part of club rush.

They offered students the opportunity to exchange their locks for 300 Masterlock U-bar locks, which are recommended above other locks because of their durability and resistance to cutting.

“We recognize that there is a problem and we’re trying to address it,” Chief of District Safety and Security Alistair Winter said.

The school has had trouble with bike security and the main reason is weak bike locks that can be easily broken, Winter said.

Students also have the option to register their bicycles with school security at the booth. This information can help security officials locate and recover stolen bikes.

Previous Story

OEC Building Allegations Show RSCCD Officials Still Lack Transparency

Next Story

Kardashian Kraze Hits the Apple App Store

Latest from Blog

Dons’ hot start squashed by Roadrunners

Reporting by Peter Yensco and Sharon Tam The Santa Ana Dons volleyball team lost their home game 3-1 against the Rio Hondo Roadrunners last Wednesday. The first set started with the Roadrunners

LOTTERIA is only worth going to once

I pulled up to the ruby red building 15 minutes before opening. There was only one person waiting for the restaurant to open, but people kept filing in line. By the time
Go toTop

Don't Miss

Student intervenes in alleged assault

Santa Ana police arrested a man Oct. 27 near campus

Here’s How To Make Sure You’re Receiving the District’s Emergency Alerts

When the campus was closed last Monday while police conducted