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police sirens and lights      Personal Safety
 While Texas A&M University has done much to make this a safe campus, safety ultimately becomes a personal matter. How safe you are depends on your preparation and how much attention you pay to your surroundings.
 • Campus Violence • Bomb Threat  • Shelter In place • Traffic Emergencies • Active Shooter Lockdown

 

 

hurricane picture      Severe Weather
 Severe weather is defined as any aspect of the weather which can pose a threat to life and property. For detailed procedures for the most common severe weather threats, see:
 • Evacuation Procedures • Tornado • Hurricane • Lightning • Hail

 

 

medical emergency      Medical
 A medical emergency is an injury or illness that is acute and poses an immediate threat to a person's life or long-term health. For detailed procedures of medical-related emergencies, see:
 • Influenza • First Aid • Poison • AirBorne/Foodborne Illness • Radiation

 

 

 

 fire emergency     Fire/HazMat
 A fire or hazardous materials incident can occur whether an individual is inside or outside a building, which requires different procedures. For detailed procedures, see:
 • Chemical • Evacuation/Shelter-in-Place • Fire • Gas Leak
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