1. Your Response to a Campus Emergency

2. Purpose of discussion The purpose of this presentation is to provide you with information and tools that may assist you in managing an emergency event with a successful outcome.

3. Society Violence Trends Table 2 January to June 2012 FBI Statistics Percent Change by Region Region Violent crimeMurder Forcible rapeRobbery Aggravated assault Property crimeBurglary Larceny- theft Motor vehicle theftArson Total+1.9-1.7-1.4+2.0+2.3+1.5+0.1+1.9+1.7+3.2 Northeast+1.1-2.4-0.7+2.1+0.8+4.0+4.9+4.5-4.4+5.7 Midwest+2.5+0.9+0.3-0.6+4.4+1.3-0.5+2.5-3.5+11.0 South+1.1-4.8-4.1+1.2+1.7-1.4-4.4-0.3 -5.6 West+3.1+1.9+0.5+5.1+2.4+4.7+6.7+3.4+8.1+6.4

4. Mass Shooting incidents Events in the United States over the last 25 years Between 1984 and 2004 (20 years) there were 18 mass killing events. Between 2007 and 2012 (5 years) there have been 12 mass killing events. http://www.nycrimecommission.org/initiative1-shootings.php

5. Why plan for an emergency? No one knows how they will react to an emergency situation until it is occurring. However having some knowledge on ways to manage an emergency event will help set up a platform from which to draw from and keep you on track. (Being prepared minimizes the risk of encountering an emergency situation).

6. YC emergency Response video

7. Communication of Emergency Text message through YC Alert Computer screen message (Alertus) Loud speaker announcements Classroom telephone Sign in window (Columbine incident) (Injured facility need medical assistance)

8. Types of Emergency Medical Call 911 if life threatening Call 311 or Campus Police for assistance (First Aid) Criminal activity Call 911 if life threatening Call 311 or Campus Police for all others

9. Types of Emergency Student misconduct If non-violent most incidents can be handled by instructor. Conduct can be reported to Campus Police if severe. (Major class disruption) Conduct can also be reported via e-mail directly to director of judicial affairs (Sarah Castro) if instructor correction fails.

10. Emergency numbers Campus Police 776-2185 Direct or just extention 2185 from campus phone 237-0420 (Officer Cell) 311 from any campus phone 911 (Goes to Prescott Police and Campus Police) Emergency Blue light phone (311 or 911)

11. Resource Material available Emergency Evacuation Routes/ Re-assembly areas Emergency response guides in classrooms Aletrus Beacons Some research is in progress for a possible phone App to reference emergency management procedures.

12. Responses for Active Shooter Hide, flight, fight……..