911ºÚÁÏ

Public Safety Emergency Information

Emergency Communications
Communication is the key to ensuring the safety of students, faculty, and staff during an emergency. This involves effectively providing information to you as well as monitoring developing events in a rapidly changing environment. 
Emergency Communications Information

Emergency Preparedness
911ºÚÁÏ’s emergency management procedures are reviewed on an ongoing basis. This involves refining processes designed to deal with various types of emergencies, monitoring developing events and issues, and providing appropriate information in a rapidly changing environment. 
Emergency Preparedness Information

Emergency Procedures
Familiarizing yourself with the 911ºÚÁÏ Emergency Procedures is one of the most important ways you can be prepared for an emergency. 
Emergency Procedure Information

Individual Preparedness
Getting a kit, making a plan, and being informed will put you in control during an emergency and will help reduce your reliance on others. The task to be informed and prepared is ongoing, simply seek out information about your risks and what you can do to prepare, and monitor what is happening in your area before, during, and after an emergency. Be familiar with resources accessible to you. 
Individual Preparedness Guide

Run, Hide, Fight
A hostile intruder situation can change rapidly. In addition to being aware of your surroundings and escape routes, thinking about how you will react to a hostile intruder situation in advance will help you act quickly and efficiently.

WHAT IF Thinking: Thinking through scenarios in your head can help you respond faster. Take time to understand your surroundings and environment, and then make a plan. During an active shooter or hostile intruder event, there are three choices an individual can make: Run. Hide. Fight. 

This , developed by the City of Houston, describes life saving reactions to an active shooter.

Automated External Defibrillator Locations

Quick access to defibrillation is the number one factor for survival in cases of sudden cardiac arrest. There are several Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) owned by the College in permanent and moving locations.

AED Locations
Boles Natatorium
Campus Center Information Desk
Norton Center Box Office
Student Health
Public Safety Office
Sutcliffe – 1st Floor
Sutcliffe Training Room