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Gas Chemical Leaks
GAS LEAKS-CHEMICAL SPILLS-EXPLOSION EVACUATION
EXPLOSION
•Notify authorities.
•Evacuate building. Assist handicapped to evacuate.
Emergency 911
University Police 230-5098
Arkadelphia Police 246-4545
Fire Department 246-2424
GAS LEAKS / CHEMICAL SPILLS
•Report suspected gas leaks or suspicious odors immediately to:
University Police 230-5098 or 230-5098
Arkadelphia Police 246-4545
HSU Maintenance 230-5179
Include: Building location, room number, type of chemical, and type of incident.
If you have body contact with the spilled material, remove any contaminated clothing immediately and flush all areas of bodily contact with large amounts of water.
Maintenance workers or university officials may determine that the building should be evacuated and will sound the fire alarm.
Close all doors and windows, if possible. Do not use elevators.
Proceed outside and away from the building to at least 300 feet, leaving clear access for arriving emergency personnel. Move to the building's designated evacuation assembly area. Assist the handicapped. Do not return to building until instructed to do so by officials on site.
CAMPUS The University Police Department, working with the Clark County Office of Emergency
EVACUATION Services, will direct the evacuation of buildings and/or the campus itself when conditions warrant such action.
- 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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