SF State University
Emergency Preparedness
H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu)
H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu) is a new type of Influenza A disease and the Centers for Disease Control and other Public Health Departments believe it is important that individuals and communities to take some simple precautions.
For more information, including preventative tips, please visit the SF State Student Health Services web site.
Key Documents
These documents will
help you prepare for and respond to emergencies and include the Emergency
Procedures Handbook, the SF
State Business Continuity Plan, and more, Injury
& Illness Prevention Program, Building Emergency Procedures Plans, an Emergency
Card, and an Magnet
Card.
On-Campus Resources
These
University departments offer resources for emergency preparedness
planning and post-emergency response.
Off Campus Resources
Helpful links to local and national resources such as 72hours.org, FEMA, Ready.gov, and many more.
Contact Information
Important phone
numbers of campus departments and building emergency coordinators.
Alert SF
AlertSF is a text-based notification system
for San Francisco’s residents and
visitors.
AlertSF will send tsunami alerts, severe weather/flooding notifications and post-disaster information to your registered wireless devices and email accounts.
For more information about AlertSF please
visit their web site at: alertsf.com
Please note that AlertSF is not affiliated
with San Francisco State University.
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS TUTORIAL & QUIZ
In this Emergency Preparedness tutorial you’ll learn about the resources you can put to work immediately to ensure your own safety, as well to assist others, in the event of an emergency.
NERT
This fall, the SF State Office of Emergency Preparedness is please to offer First Aid / CPR / AED Training and NERT (Neighborhood Emergency Response Team), to faculty and staff. To participate in this training, please follow the registration process outlined here.
Shelter-In-Place
One of the instructions you may be given in an emergency is to shelter-in-place. This means you should stay indoors until authorities tell you it is safe or you are told to evacuate. Read more here.
What to do in an Earthquake
Information on what to do in case an earthquake strikes.
