1. Emergency Preparedness
Becca Puleo
Safety and Risk Services

2. UO Alert Notification System
Provides official information during emergencies or crisis situations that may disrupt the normal operation of the University or threaten the health or safety of members of the campus community.
Utilizes text and message technologies to send messages to participating text-enabled mobile phone devices.
Additional modes:
Social media
Local Media
Official way that emergency information is shared with campus. UO addresses are automatically added and can’t be opted out. Can add two cell numbers through DuckWeb. Can add a 3rd, phone, but that notification will come through as a text to speech call. More detailed information will be available on the alerts blog – texts only allow 140 characters which is not a lot of room to provide detail. If you hear a rumor of something, go to the alerts blog. We know we can’t reach 100% of campus, so it is important that everyone shares alert info with those around you.

3. Who you Gonna Call? Life Threatening Situation
911
Non Life Threatening Situation
(UOPD Dispatch)
Source: Ghostbusters.com

4. Emergency Information
Emergency information available in a number of places. Flipchart – the way to tell you have the latest copy is that the last page has the duck photo on it. If you need more, contact emergency management. UO App has link to on-line emergency procedures. Our website has some resources as well.

5. Department Emergency Plans
Fillable template available online plans
Outlines
Emergency Contact Lists
Communications
Evacuations/Rendezvous locations
Accountability for youth/staff

6. Questions and Comments?