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Emergency Guidelines for the Campus Community
Safety, Security and Emergency Preparedness - a 10-minute self-guided presentation from the Emergency Preparedness Task Force
Emergency Procedures
- Reporting an Emergency
- Evacuating Buildings
- Fire Emergency
- Medical Emergency
- Power Outage - UPDATED June 2008
- Harassing Phone Calls - NEW - July 2008
- Gas Leak/Vapor/Odors
- Spills
- Natural Disaster Information (FEMA)
- Extreme Heat (see also EHS Heat Stress Page)
- Floods and Flash Floods
- Hurricanes
- Thunderstorms and Lightning
- Tornadoes
- Winter Storms (see also EHS Cold Stress Page)
- Robbery/Assault
- Shelter in Place Instructions
- Suspicious Mail
- Explosion
- Bomb Threats - UPDATED July 2008
- University Emergency Preparedness Task Force
- Emergency Action Planning
- Crime Prevention Tips
- Emergency Preparedness Planning for Departments/Groups
- Emergency Information Posters
- Emergency Survival Kits
- Fire Safety Presentation
- Outdoor Action Safety Information
- PTENS: Princeton Telephone and E-mail Notification System
- Travel Abroad Web Site
- Public Safety Alerts and Announcements
- PTENS: Princeton Telephone and E-mail Notification System
- Traffic and Road Information for NJ and Bucks County PA
- News Agencies and Information Sources
- Homeland Security and Preparedness
- US Department of Homeland Security
- Ready.Gov - Preparedness information from the US Department of Homeland Security
- New Jersey Homeland Security
- Terrorism Fact Sheets
- Anthrax
- Dirty Bombs
- Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Planning and Preparation
- Potassium Iodide Fact Sheet
- Ricin
- Pandemic Influenza (Flu, Avian Flu, etc.)
- Weather Emergencies
- American Red Cross
- Other External Resources
- Student Volunteers Council
- HEART - Health Education and Rescue Training
- Outdoor Action Community Services
- American Red Cross
©2003 The Trustees of Princeton University. Last modified
15-Jul-2008 20:39
by Robin M. Izzo