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EarthQuake
EARTHQUAKE
INDOORS
•Evacuate if possible. Do not use elevators.
•If you are unable to evacuate, seek refuge in a doorway or under a desk or table.
OUTDOORS
•Move away from buildings and utility poles.
•Avoid downed power lines.
WHEN SHAKING STOPS
•Evacuate buildings. (Do not use elevators) Move to the building's designated evacuation assembly area.
•Assist the handicapped and any injured person(s).
•Do not block streets as a pedestrian or with your car. Streets must remain open for emergency vehicles.
UTILITIES HSU Physical Plant will shut off gas and electricity.
FIRE & RESCUE HSU Physical Plant and University Police Officers will assist local agencies in extinguishing fires and directing rescue operations on campus.
FOOD & SHELTER The university food service contractor will take all reasonable steps to provide food services to the campus during the event of an emergency situation. Henderson’s Residence Life Office, working in conjunction with local agencies, will establish emergency shelters.
COMMUNICATION Radio contact will be established with local authorities and services. Monitor local radio and television stations for updated information on the emergency situation.
- 911 Building Addresses
- Active Shooter
- Bomb Threat
- Building Evacuation
- Campus Closing and Evacuation
- Crime Prevention
- Criminal or Violent Behavior
- Crisis Update
- Disabled Persons
- Earthquake
- Fire
- Gas Chemical Leaks
- Inclement Weather
- Lockdown Procedures
- Media Relations
- Medical Emergencies
- Mental Health Crisis
- Missing Student Procedure
- Power Failure
- Protest
- Rave Alert
- Reporting Accidents
- Reporting an Emergency
- Tornado
- Water Loss or Contamination

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