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Emergency Management


Our Emergency Management Unit provides information about communications and basic safety procedures to use in the event of an emergency that threatens public safety. These emergencies may include severe weather conditions, major power failures, fires and explosions, transportation accidents, other accidents involving mass casualties, release of hazardous materials, violent crimes, civil disorder, bomb threats, public health emergencies, and acts of terrorism. Such emergencies can pose significant threats to life and property.

Since the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, the University has maintained an increased level of security and vigilance on our campuses.  We conduct emergency drills on a regular basis, working together with our counterparts on the municipal and county levels.  These procedures are under continual review in order to maintain and enhance our ability to quickly and effectively respond to a public safety emergency.



What to do During an Emergency

Reporting an Emergency
Sheltering in Place
Evacuation from Facility
Weather & Traffic
Threat Levels
 

Additional Resources

FEMA (Federal Emergency
Management Administration)

NJOEM (New Jersey Office
of Emergency Management)

NJDHS (New Jersey
Department of Homeland
Security)
American Red Cross
   

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Public Safety
55 Commercial Avenue
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
New Brunswick, NJ 08901

Emergency Number 911
From a University Phone Obtain an Outside Line and Dial 911

Non-Emergency Numbers
Office of Emergency Management
Main 732-932-4876
OEM Fax 732-932-4975

Rutgers Police
Main 732-932-7211

 

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Last updated 01/07/2008