Emergency preparedness and procedures

SUNY Oswego emergency preparedness information

The web pages listed below contain a variety of responses and information regarding emergency and hazard response at SUNY Oswego. This is meant to be a quick reference guide to provide basic essential information in a real emergency. In no way does it replace the detailed and thorough information as provided in the SUNY Oswego Emergency Management Plan. 

Emergency Response Plan  (PDF)

• Emergency Information Quick Guide PDF
• As a default response for any emergency not covered  remember to notify University Police at 315.312.5555 in an emergency. 
• All of our responses to emergency situations calls for the use of the National Incident Management System (NIMS).

Find information on the following topics:

•    Violent incidents involving firearms and other dangerous behavior (what you should do)
•    Emergency services phone numbers
•    Other types of emergencies
•    University response to terror alerts
•    Homeland Security
•    Disaster protocol for residence hall staff
•    Evacuation
•    Fire
•    Utility emergency
•    Hazardous materials
•    Emergency procedures: shooting situation
•    Criminal violent behavior
•    Shelter-in-place (violent person) procedures
•    Reporting crime/threatening individual
•    Emergency procedures: bomb threats
•    Emergency procedures: suspicious packages
•    Bias crimes and prevention
•    Emergency procedures: serious injury/accident
•    Mental health emergencies
•    Sexual assault and sexual misconduct information
•    Severe weather - winter storm (snow and ice)
•    Class cancellations and snowplowing procedures
•    Emergency information (weather/snowplowing)
•    Severe Thunderstorms and High Winds
•    Pedestrian safety
•    Personal safety on campus

The above web pages are also available in a single printable PDF:
Emergency Preparedness Information and Procedures  (PDF, 734 KB)

Related links

• Bomb threat procedures/checklist (255 KB PDF)
• Counter-terrorism (alert levels)
• Important phone numbers
• Community awareness
• Links

Links to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Resources:

 http://www.nws.noaa.gov/os/severeweather/resources/ttl6-10.pdf

http://www.nws.noaa.gov/om/winter/during.shtml

http://www.nws.noaa.gov/om/wind/during.shtml