1. FLOODING/ICE/FREEZING

 
For hurricane emergency information, see
Delgado’s Hurricane Emergency Plan
 
EMERGENCY PLAN
for
 
SEVERE WEATHER EMERGENCY
 
TORNADO/SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH has been issued in area near College:
 
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Monitor NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards (National Weather Service) or emergency
alert radio stations.
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Bring all persons inside building(s).
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Close windows.
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Review tornado drill procedures and location of safe areas.
 
Tornado safe areas are interior hallways or rooms away from exterior walls and
windows and away from large rooms with long-span ceilings.
 
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Review “drop and tuck" procedures with students.
   
TORNADO/SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING has been issued in area near
college, or a tornado has been spotted near College:
 
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Move students and staff to safe areas.
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Close classroom doors.
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Teachers take class rosters.
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Ensure that students are in “tuck” positions.
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Teachers take attendance.
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Remain in safe area until warning expires or emergency personnel have issued an
all–clear signal.
 
Post diagrams in each classroom showing routes to areas. Attach a building diagram
showing safe areas.
 
 
FLOODING/ICE/FREEZING
 
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Monitor NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards and emergency alert radio stations. Stay in
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Review evacuation procedures with staff.
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Check relocation centers. Find an alternate relocation center if primary and
secondary centers would also be affected by severe weather.
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Check transportation resources.
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If college officials and emergency responders advise evacuation, do so immediately.
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Teachers take class rosters.
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Teachers take attendance.
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Notify emergency contact according to College Policy.
 
Approved 12/10/08

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