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Emergencies can occur at any time with little or no warning. All CSUCI students, faculty, and staff are expected to be familiar with basic emergency protocols and what to do in the event of a disaster on campus, whether small or large. Every campus community member should be prepared for emergencies by learning basic emergency procedures and maintaining a small personal emergency kit in their office and/or vehicle.

In the event of any emergency, each individual should react calmly and rationally. The success of these plans will depend on the thoughtful and cooperative response by the entire campus community.

The guidelines on the following pages provide information and instructions on how to report an emergency and how to obtain assistance, no matter your location on campus. These guidelines should be reviewed BEFORE an emergency occurs.

Evacuation Plans - Main Campus & University Glen

Emergency Operations Plan - 2023 Update

Emergency Response Guide - Faculty, Students, & Staff - 2023 Update

Note to Building & Floor Marshals

Building and Floor Marshals should make themselves known to all faculty and staff in their area of responsibility. Employees with disabilities should identify themselves to their Marshals so that their needs can be included in evacuation planning.

Reporting Emergencies

Look for Code Blue phone towers and call boxes located around the campus, from a campus desk phone, or from a cell phone, dial 9-1-1.*

For non-emergency events/incident, please call 805-437-8444. If calling from a campus phone, dial extension 8444.

*NOTE: It is possible that 9-1-1 calls made from cellular phones could be routed to the Ventura County Sheriff's Office or the California Highway Patrol and then to University Police.

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