Input provided will be used to inform the after-action review process and ultimately identify opportunities for improvements to the University’s preparedness and responses to future incidents.
Learn how to prepare yourself for unforeseen emergencies at the Campus Safety Preparedness in the Pit event.
Students, faculty and staff can now opt in to receive “Elevator Outage Push Notifications” via their mobile devices when an elevator on campus is down for service.
Alert Carolina messaging now includes two new labels to signify when immediate attention is required.
With input from instructors, Campus Safety developed a preparation checklist, laid out possible emergency scenarios and more.
We understand recent public safety incidents on and around campus may be concerning to our community, so we want to provide some information about these investigations and describe additional actions UNC Police and others are taking.
In the wake of gun violence in the U.S., Vice Chancellor for Institutional Integrity and Risk Management George Battle shares campus resources and safety reminders if you encounter an active assailant situation on campus.
National Preparedness Month is an annual observance to remind all Americans how important it is for individuals, families and communities to be prepared for disasters and emergencies that can happen at any time.
A thunderstorm is a local storm that produces lightning and thunder. Thunderstorms are often accompanied by showery rain and gusty winds, and may also bring hail or snow.
Emergency Management and Planning is actively monitoring Tropical Storm Isaias and encourages the campus community to do the same and take appropriate preparedness actions now.
