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BUILDING EVACUATION PROCEDURES

	When the fire alarm is activated, evacuation is mandatory, even if you don't smell smoke.
	Do not use elevators!
	Take personal belongings (keys, purses, wallets, etc.).
	Follow directions given by your building's Emergency Coordinator.
	Assist persons with disabilities.

SUSPICIOUS PERSON

	Do not physically confront a person.
	Do not let anyone into a locked building/office.
	Do not block the person's access to exit.
	Call 911 0r 672-1295.

SUSPICIOUS OBJECT/PACKAGE

	Do not touch or disturb the object or package.
	Call 911 0r 672-1295.
	Notify your supervisor and/or the building's Emergency Coordinator.

BOMB THREAT

	Remain calm.
	Get as much information as possible from a threatening caller - location of explosive device, when the device was planted, etc.
	Call 911 0r 672-1295.
	Follow instructions of emergency personnel.

FIRE

	Help remove those needing assistance from the immediate area.
	Activate the nearest fire alarm pull station and call 911 or 672-1295 if possible.
	Confine the fire by closing windows and doors.
	Extinguish the fire if you have been trained and it is safe to do so.
	Evacuate the building.
	Do not enter the building until authorized to do so by emergency personnel.

WEATHER EMERGENCY

	For up-to-date weather information: - Monitor local radio and television stations - Check the conditions on campus on the FSU website -- www.uncfsu.edu
	Be prepared to shelter in place until you're notified by Fayetteville State University officials that it's safe to leave; have a plan for getting back together with fellow employees.
	During thunderstorms, do not handle electrical equipment.
	During hurricanes or under tornado warnings: - Seek shelter - Stay away from windows; move to an interior hallway on a lower floor - Get under sturdy furniture
	During floods: - Do not walk through flowing water or drive through flooded areas - Stay away from electrical lines

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

	Know your building's Emergency Coordinator and the evacuation procedure for your area
	Emergency preparedness kits should be maintained by residents, commuters, and staff.
	Get a battery-operated weather radio.
	Discuss preparedness plans with family and friends.

INFO LINKS

FEMA

National Weather Service

Homeland Security

American Red Cross
Highland Chapter

Emergency Mgmt
Cumberland County

Fire Department
City of Fayetteville

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