Emergency Guidelines for the Campus Community

Traffic and Road Information for NJ and Bucks County PA

Frequently Asked Questions about the Princeton Telephone and E-mail Notification System (PTENS)

Emergency Procedures

• Reporting an Emergency
• Bomb Threats
• Evacuating Buildings
• Explosion
• Fire Emergency
• Gas Leak/Vapor/Odors
• Medical Emergency
• 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
• Spills
• Biological Materials
• Chemicals
• Radioactive Materials
• Suspicious Mail
• Utility Failure

• University Emergency Preparedness Task Force
• Emergency Action Planning
• Building Evacuation Template
• Departmental Emergency Contacts and Assembly Points
• Crime Prevention Tips 
• Emergency Preparedness Planning for Departments/Groups
• Emergency Information Posters
• Emergency Survival Kits
• Fire Safety Presentation 
• Outdoor Action Safety Information
• Travel Abroad Web Site

• Public Safety Alerts and Announcements
• 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
• Severe Weather (National Weather Service)
• Drought Emergency
• Princeton University Policy
• 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 06-Sep-2007 16:41 by Robin M. Izzo