应急管理

Preparing f或在 least three days will help you make it through most of the disasters you’ll face in the Puget Sound region, such as major storms and even small earthquakes. Identify a storage container such as a backpack or key location to place your emergency kit.

供应包括:

• 水和食物
• Items for shelter and warmth
• Items for communication
  • 电池供电收音机
  • 吹口哨
  • 手电筒
  • 额外的电池
• Personal hygiene and sanitation
  • Garbage bags and zip ties
  • 潮湿towlettes
  • 洗手液

Imagine if resources aren’t available for seven or more days. You might have to take care of minor injuries and access to resources will likely be limited. Once you have the basics, think about items you could use 帮助 yourself and others, or simply improve your comfort!

Save important documents and records!

Identify critical documents that are important to keep safe. These may include items such as:

• 出生证明
• 社会保障卡
• 保险合同
• Passport/identification

Tip: Make copies and save them with your kit. If possible, save files on a USB drive.

www.准备好了.政府 /制定一个计划 is a good resource for finding information about how to make an emergency plan. The site has information on how to prepare for all types of emergencies, and below there are some direct links to resources that may specifically help 国外博彩app community members develop their plans:

• Info on natural disasters. 
• Planning for hazards and risks, paying attention to warning signs and finding shelter. 
• Planning and taking care of everybody's needs (PDF). 
• In many emergencies, a shelter is important. To plan ahead and be 准备好了 wherever you are, this page has a lot of helpful information. 

It is important that you stay informed about emergencies. Please sign up for emergency text messages and follow news sources that provide up to date information.

紧急消息

Sign up for SeattleUAlert emergency text messaging by texting SeattleUAlert to 79516. By signing up, you will receive time-sensitive emergency notifications. To learn more, please visit 紧急警报.

资源

• Seattle Office of 应急管理
• National Weather 服务
• 联邦应急管理局

当地新闻

• King5新闻
• KOMO新闻
• KIRO7新闻
• FOX13新闻

The Building Marshal program serves as an important emergency safety initiative for the university and allows our community members to engage and collaborate with 公共安全. 集体, we work towards the shared goals of safety, 安全, and preparedness for our campus community, while upholding the values of inclusivity, professional development, 社区教育, and a commitment to service.

Building Marshals serve as a liaison between a designated building or zone and 公共安全 in an emergency.  They have the primary role of assisting with the safe and orderly evacuation of buildings or zones during emergencies and providing timely and accurate information to 公共安全. Building Marshals also ensure safety and emergency information is available to employees who work in the building and that safety issues are reported to 公共安全.

If you work on campus and would like to participate in the Building Marshal Program, please contact Chris Wilcoxen at (206) 220-8291 或在 cbw@西雅图u.edu.

We will be able to dispatch a 公共安全 officer to your location immediately. Since every building on the campus has its own address, the 公共安全 dispatcher will contact Seattle Fire or Police departments and direct them to the exact location. 公共安全 officers are then able to assist emergency services in getting to your location as quickly as possible.

In addition to obvious criminal activity or emergencies such as an explosion, examples of suspicious activity can include:

• A package of bag left unattended.
• Overhearing someone use or threaten to use a gun or other weapon, 放置炸弹, or release a poisonous substance into the air.
• Someone you don’t recognize is in a non-public area of a building.

In general, trust your intuition. If you have a gut reaction, nagging suspicion or general concern, don’t discount your feelings. Contact 公共安全 who can then investigate the situation.

The following websites have excellent information on preparing for emergencies:

• 西雅图.政府 /紧急
• 准备好了.政府
• 再次穿过.org
• 国土安全部.政府
• 联邦应急管理局.政府