Water – one gallon of water per person per day for at least three days, for drinking and sanitation.During larger emergencies, local authorities will have a harder time responding and you may be on your own for a couple of days. These emergencies include – fires, explosions, floods, earthquakes, toxic material releases, radiological and biological accidents, civil disturbances and workplace violence.ĭuring an emergency it is important to have a kit with emergency supplies.
A wide variety of emergencies both man-made and natural, may require Woodbury University to be evacuated. Ensure that you only utilize the pull station in the event of an emergency that requires everyone to evacuate.
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When there are visible flames, visible smoke, smell of smoke, unusual heat, or other indications of fire – even if uncertain if the conditions are caused by a fire – students, staff, and faculty shall activate the manual pull stations and dial X5208 (or X4405 in San Diego) to alert Security.Īctivating the fire alarm system through the manual pull station will produce a sound loud enough for everyone to hear and evacuate. Time is of the essence during a fire or emergency and navigating your way to your closest pull station will potentially help save lives. Report any suspicious activity to security by CALLING X5208 (In Burbank) or X4405 (In San Diego)įamiliarize yourself with the locations of all manual pull stations in your areas so that in the event of an emergency everyone can evacuate safely.Always have emergency contacts on you or in your phone.Change directions to a well-traveled, well-lit area and contact campus security If you’re walking on campus and just have a strange feeling that something’s wrong, then something may be wrong. Avoid displaying large amounts of cash or other tempting targets such as jewelry or expensive clothing.Stay on the part of the sidewalk that is farthest away from shrubs or dark doorways Phones are located in every office and classroom Familiarize yourself with the location of emergency telephones, first-aid kits, and fire extinguishers.Remember to place valuables under your seat, in your trunk, or somewhere else out of sight.Thefts often occur when individuals are away from their car for just a few minutes Never leave your personal property unattended, even if you’re going to be gone for a short time.Wherever you are, stay alert and in tune with your surroundings.Here are some tips to help keep our community safe: We believe in building a strong relationship with every student, faculty, and staff member so we can maintain our culture of situational awareness and emergency preparedness. The Committee allows dialogue to take place between security officials and other members of our community so we can work together during an emergency and listen to concerns. The Campus Security Department coordinates our Campus Safety Committee which allows our department to interact with our community and provide valuable resources on emergency preparedness. Conduct Identification checks of all students, faculty, and staff at any time.Observes and maintains a visible presence in the Woodbury University community.Oversee opening and closing procedures for all doors and buildings.Answers calls for service and emergencies.Maintains a daily log of security and safety activities.Campus safety escorts to/from class, the library, your vehicle, and/or your residence hall.Campus Security Officers are all First Aid/CPR certified and provide many peace-keeping functions for Woodbury University, such as: Guests are required to present proper identification and follow any directive given by a Campus Security Officer. The access control system requires members of our community to present their ID Card to the proximity reader on each door to gain access. At night, our security officers conduct patrols throughout the campus in conjunction with monitoring an extensive CCTV system.Īt the start of the fall 2019 semester, the university installed access control ID Card readers in our Architecture and Media, Culture & Design buildings. Our main entrance is staffed 24/7 with a security officer who screens and verifies all vehicles. Campus Security Officers do not carry firearms and have the authority to make citizens arrests, just like everyone else.
The Security Officers on our San Diego campus work closely with the San Diego Police Department. Campus Security Officers on our Burbank campus work closely with the Burbank Police Department and the Los Angeles Police Department (Foothill Division). Security Officers are on campus to protect people and property, and to provide assistance whenever it is necessary.
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