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ÂãÁÄÖ±²¥'s Emergency Messages -What They Mean and What To Do

In the event of an emergency or drill, the University Police Department may use the ÂãÁÄÖ±²¥ Alert System to communicate with the campus community via email, text, phone or public address system using the following key words or phrases:

Lockdown - When there is a threat or hazard inside a campus building
Example: Active shooter or armed intruder

  • Secure windows and doors
  • Turn off lights
  • Spread out
  • Keep quiet
  • Silence phones
  • Make a plan to protect yourself/others as a last resort

Shelter in Place - When there is a need to seek safety inside a building, classroom or office
Example: Weather - related event or hazardous situation

  • Close doors and windows and seal as tightly as possible, using tape, towels, etc.
  • Shut off heating / air conditioning if possible

Building Evacuation - When there is a potential hazard inside a campus building
Example: Earthquake or fire

  • Immediately exit buildings and walk to the nearest designated collection point
  • Follow the instructions of building marshals and first responders
  • Take your phone
  • Do not return to any building until cleared to do so by a building marshal or first responder

Campus Evacuation - When the campus is unsafe or unable to operate normally
Example: Power outage or catastrophic event

  • Exit buildings and leave campus as directed
  • Leave calmly and in an orderly fashion
  • Obey all traffic laws
  • Follow instructions of law enforcement personnel

All Clear - When the situation or drill is complete and the campus resumes operation
Routine Test - "This is a test" may be broadcast during a drill or a routine test of the speaker notification system

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Bakersfield, CA 93311
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