back to main directory Preparing for an Emergency Campus Things to Do & Know Familiy Disaster Plan Personal Preparedness Guide Disaster Supply Kits: Recommendations Food Supplies Hygiene & Medical Supplies Tool Kits, Supplies & Special Items Water Supply Assistance: Home > Preparing for an Emergency | Campus Things to Do & Know Preparing for an Emergency Campus Things to Do & Know Call 9-1-1 for emergency assistance.  Know the location of emergency blue light call boxes. See: Emergency Blue Light Call Boxes Map Print Friendly: Emergency Blue Light Call Boxes Map.pdf Become familiar with building evacuation plans and the name of your Building Marshal. Identify the location of evacuation gathering areas outside campus buildings. See: Evacuation Gathering Areas Map Print Friendly: Evacuation Gathering Areas Map.pdf Know your Departmental Emergency Contact Phone Tree plan; keep the contact numbers updated and activate it in an emergency. Identify the location of evacuation chairs and fire extinguishers in your building. Keep the Emergency Alert phone number handy for updates: 1-877-STAN-411. ||||||| Updated: 7/1/10 Contacts Emergency On Campus About 911 For Police, Fire or Medical from any campus phone & free from pay phones, or use Emergency Blue Light Call Boxes located on campus. See Map. Remain calm & give your name, location, nature & type of emergency. Emergency Hotline About (877) STAN411 (877) 782-6411 In case university-wide emergency or disruption, 24-hr recorded information will be provided and regularly updated at this number. University Police Department | Dispatch About (209) 667-3114 Non-emergency line for the University Police Department. Residential Life Housing About (209) 667-3675 Information concerning students living in the residential life housing complex will be available at this number. Visit: Ready America About: Ready America Launched in February 2003, Ready is a national public service advertising campaign designed to educate and empower Americans to prepare for and respond to emergencies including natural disasters and potential terrorist attacks. The goal of the campaign is to get the public involved and ultimately to increase the level of basic preparedness across the nation. Visit: American Red Cross About: American Red Cross The American Red Cross has developed extensive information regarding how to prepare yourself for emergencies as well as addressing public concerns about the possibility of terrorist threats.