April 15, 2024
Our March 2024 newsletter highlighted assessing operational areas and identifying critical functions, particularly those directly aligned with the university's mission.
Emergency Management and Planning
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill recognizes that planning for different risks as well as local, regional and national, disasters and events is critical to protecting its constituents, neighbors, environment and resources. Emergency Management and Planning plans for emergencies such as pandemic influenza, natural hazards, and numerous other threats to the health and safety of the University.
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Carolina Ready
Be Carolina Ready with these important emergency preparedness tips and other resources.
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Alert Carolina
The Alert Carolina emergency notification system pushes out messages in multiple ways in the event of an emergency or dangerous situation.
Resources
- UNC-Chapel Hill Elevator Outages
- Safe at UNC
- Classroom Poster
- Annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Report
- Red Cross Safe and Well
- Hurricane Preparedness
- Preparedness and Weather Safety in North Carolina
- Winter Weather Preparedness
- NCDOT Traffic Updates
- Winter Driving Safety
- Emergency Management Policy
News
Carolina Ready Launches with a New Safety Feature
March 27, 2024
Emergency Management and Planning has introduced a new feature in the Carolina Ready Safety App called “I’m OK!” that lets users quickly notify contacts about their whereabouts and status during a campus emergency.
Mission Continuity News March 2024: Critical Functions
March 15, 2024
Critical functions refer to the essential activities, processes, and services that a department/unit must perform to ensure its financial solvency, meet legal and regulatory requirements, and maintain its overall operational integrity during and after a disruptive event.