However, knowing what hazards could occur — and what to do should they occur — is one of the best steps to being prepared. Move away from the hazard to a safe location. If it is an emergency situation ...

The office provides leadership, vision, direction, and subject matter expertise in the field of emergency and incident management regardless of incident type, scale, scope, or complexity. Using an ...

Not all hazards are preventable ... The response phase comprises the coordination and management of resources utilizing the Incident Command System. Response actions may include activating the ...

Our Emergency Management department, housed in the Division of Public Safety, can assist you in the creation or update of an all-hazards emergency action plan for your work space. This will include ...

The Emergency Management team coordinates a comprehensive, all-hazards approach through all cycles of an emergency — preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation. The Office of Institutional Risk & ...

Facilitates a variety of all hazard programs and projects in emergency planning ... in accordance to current state and federal regulations. The vision of Risk Management and Emergency Preparedness is ...

If you are registered for the CU Alert system, this will be provided in the same way that an initial emergency notification is received. An all-clear message may also ... emergency responses and ...