Emergency Management & Public Safety

Emergency Management & Public safety

WHAT SHOULD YOU DO IN AN EMERGENCY?

Be aware of your surroundings.

Being aware of where you are and what is happening around you can help you to understand how information, events, and your own actions will impact your safety and your ability to protect yourself, both now and in the near future.

Protect yourself.

Based upon your assessment of the situation, use your best judgment to protect yourself and, if possible, others.

Call for help.

Any emergency service can be summoned by calling 911.

Help others.

Once you are safely away from the danger, warn others of the hazard and help if you can without putting yourself in danger.

TAMUS EMERGENCY ALERT NOTIFICATION SYSTEMS

The Texas A&M University System

RELLIS Alert

Texas A&M University

Code Maroon (College Station Campus)
HSC Alert (Texas A&M Health Locations)
Law Alert (Ft. Worth Campus)
HECM Alert (McAllen Campus)

Questions regarding these programs can be directed to Maeci Hoffman, Director, Environment, Safety & Security.

System Offices Employees

Active Shooter Safety Videos

In the past two decades, horrific mass shootings have been thrust into the public consciousness. The average time for police response to an active attack event is three (3) minutes and research has shown that many of these events are over before law enforcement responders arrive on the scene. Civilians who find themselves in such an event should be prepared to take immediate action to save their own lives before law enforcement arrives. Without preplanned response options for civilians at the scene of an attack, many victims can be seriously injured or killed during the three minutes it can take for help to arrive.

PLEASE NOTE: Some of the following videos require employees to login to TrainTraq in order to view.

Safety Videos and Resources

Avoid Deny Defend

An 11.5 minute overview of how to save your life in an Active Shooter Event

2111161: Flash Point

This 13-minute video provides guidance for identifying and addressing behaviors of concern early as a way of preventing violence in the workplace. Content provided by Center for Personal Protection & Safety hosted by TrainTraq.

2111114: Shots Fired

This 10-minute video provides guidance for recognizing and responding to an extreme violent situation. Content provided by Center for Personal Protection & Safety hosted by TrainTraq.

2113962: Shots Fired and Flash Point on Campus

This course is a 30-minute video that provides guidance for identifying and addressing behaviors of concern early as a way of preventing violence on campus; and provides guidance for surviving an active shooter situation on campus. Content provided by the Center for Personal Protection & Safety hosted by TrainTraq.

Department of Homeland Security Active Shooter Preparedness

Training, videos, brochures, and more for individualized audiences.

Emergency Management & Public Safety