Fires. Tornadoes. Floods. Even the Flu.

On Focus:

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Emergencies aren’t always big events; sometimes they’re as small as catching the flu. The purpose of the Emergency Preparedness website is to educate you on how to prepare for the unexpected. Any event, big or small, that puts the functionality of the Dartmouth community in jeopardy is considered an emergency. Examples include any occasion that could:

• Seriously stall or impair the College’s ability to function in the short or long term
• Result in mass casualties, serious injury or extensive property damage
• Significantly impact the College community

The primary areas of focus include:

• Inclement weather
• Natural disasters
• Chemical or biohazardous disasters
• Fires and floods
• Pandemic flu
• Suspicious behavior/activity

The College reviews its emergency management procedures on an ongoing basis. This involves refining processes designed to deal with various types of emergencies, monitoring developing events and issues and providing appropriate information in a rapidly changing environment. This web site is updated often and includes important information, updates, news, tips and training opportunities.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Harry Kinne
Director of Safety and Security
603-646-4000

Keiselim Montas
Associate Director of Safety and Security
603-646-4000

Michael Blayney
Director of Environmental Health and Safety
603-646-1762