91猎奇

Safety Guides

Be proactive and prepared for any emergency scenario that could happen on campus through our Safety Reference Guides Webpage.

• Medical Incidents Guide [pdf]
• Armed Assailants and Threats Guide [pdf]
• Fire Safety Guide [pdf]

Evacuation Procedures

Move to evacuation zones or until at least 150 feet (~45 meters) away. Learn aditional evacuation procedures.

• Campus Evacuation Zones [pdf]
• How to Evacuate Guide [pdf]

 Safety Tools

Learn how to use health and safety devices and first aid procedures before emergency response professionals can arrive.

Access and Functional Needs

Our planning considers the needs of people with disabilities. Learn about how 91猎奇 provides access and functional needs support during emergencies and at all other times.

• Emergency Planning for People with Disabilities [pdf]
• Accessible Education Center (AEC)
• Register for Accomodations
   

 Facilities Safety

Report all urgent threats to life, safety and property to FD&O at (408) 924-1990 or for non-urgent issues.

A division of FD&O, Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S), establishes guidance for the safe operation of workspaces, laboratory procedures and more.

Emergency Notifications

The Alert 91猎奇 Notification System is a program under the University Police Department that serves to quickly disseminate emergency information to the community during incidents. This program was created in order to reach our goal of creating a safe environment for the campus community which includes guests like parents and visitors.

Training

Emergency Management facilitates training in all emergency scenarios through drills, workshops, and seminars. Review our calendar of upcoming training events in the next section or request training for your group through our Training Intake Form.

Wellness and Help

Safety starts with prevention. 91猎奇 offers numerous resources for students and employees to support themselves and others with basic needs, mental health, and unexpected life crises.

• Office for Title IX and Equal Opportunity
• Workplace Violence Prevention
  
• Employee Well-Being

Report a Problem

If you notice something suspicious or witness a crime, say something. To report an issue, contact the University Police Department or University Personnel. The campus University Police Department permits anonymous tips and reporting by contacting a police officer via phone call.

• BlueLight locations
• File a Complaint or Report an Incident/Concern

Annual Security Report

This Clery Act-mandated report outlines policies and procedures for crime reporting, safety and security protocols, crime prevention programs, victim assistance services, fire safety information, and more.

Current Alerts

Review the most current issued safety alerts for the entire campus community.

Weather Advisories

Review current weather-related watches, advisories and warnings that may affect operations or ability to get to campus.

Health Advisories

Current information on health conditions on campus: masking status, outbreaks or risks to community health.

COVID-19 Dashboard

Managed by Environmental Health and Safety, this dashboard tracks current reported cases of COVID-19.

Campus Safety Plan

Most recent campus safety plan document from the Division of Administration and Finance.

Workplace Violence Prevention Program

The WVPP addresses workplace violence by raising awareness, improving reporting procedures and implementing protective measures.

Mental, physical and emotional health resources available to students, faculty and staff. For emergencies, call 9-1-1. For mental health crises, call 9-8-8.

Get regional information on how to prepare and stay resilient to community threats and hazards.

Departmental Emergency Plan (DEP)

Fillable form created by Emergency Management for 91猎奇 Departments. Form is for your own reference but please submit a finished version in