Emergency Preparedness
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Notifications
Inclement Weather
Mon, 26 Oct 2020 03:10:00 +0000
CC Alert: Colorado College remains open for normal business operations on 10/26/20. We realize that weather around town has caused traffic and other delays. Please contact your supervisor if you are unable to report to work. See below for Severe Weather Policy: Full Service Operations Employees should consider their safety in determining when, or if, … Continue reading Inclement WeatherAll Clear
Tue, 26 May 2020 16:55:26 +0000
CC Alert: This is Colorado College Campus Safety. The emergency condition reported earlier has ended. It is now safe to resume normal activities. Thank you.CC Alert Gas Leak
Tue, 26 May 2020 15:51:30 +0000
CC Alert: Area Widened – Evacuate areas between Cascade and Nevada north of Monument and south of Cache La Poudre.CC Alert Gas Leak
Tue, 26 May 2020 15:44:48 +0000
CC Alert: Evacuate areas between Cascade and Nevada north of Dale and South of Cache La Poudre. A gas leak has been reported.Emergency preparedness and response is a shared responsibility. Colorado College provides information regarding emergency preparedness and response to the campus via the College’s web site and printed materials. Additionally, the College provides emergency information to employees upon hire and facilitates emergency training for all members of the campus community. Faculty, staff, students, and guests at Colorado College should commit to personal preparedness and, because general preparedness guidelines may not apply in every emergency, should integrate their own preparedness activities with the circumstances of an emergency. Although voluntary, the College encourages faculty, staff, students, and guests with disabilities to notify the College of any need for assistance in planning for emergencies.
Please keep the following guidelines in mind during emergency situations:
- Be positive and realistic.
- Recognize that you may be on your own for part of the time during an emergency.
- Realize that your actions can, and will, make a difference.
- Try to do the most good for the most people during any emergency.
(719) 389-6911 for a general campus emergency
Other Emergency Contacts
Campus
Student Health Center (719) 389-6384 |
Campus Safety (719) 389-6707 Secondary: (719) 200-7208 |
Counseling Center (719) 389-6093 |
Dean of Students (719) 389-6684 |
Accessibility Resources (719) 227-8285 Armstrong Hall, Room 211 |
Human Resources (719) 389-6421 Spencer Center, Suite 301 |
Security Escort Service (719) 389-6340 |
Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (719) 227-8101 Advocate On-Call: 719-602-0960 |
Shove Chapel/ Chaplains' Office (719) 389-6638 |
Colorado Springs
Emergency: Fire, Police, Medical 911 |
Emergency from Campus Phone 9-911 |
Emergency Management Office (719) 385-5957 |
Fire Non-Emergency (719) 444-7000 |
Police Non-Emergency (719) 444-7000 |
El Paso County
Fire Marshal (719) 575-8590 |
Health Department (719) 578-3199 |
El Paso County Sheriff's Office (719) 390-5555 |
National Services
Department of Homeland Security (800) 237-3239 |
National Weather Service Recorded Forecast (719) 573-6846 |
International
International SOS (215) 942-8226, CC member # 11BSGC000027 |
Campus Safety (719) 389-6707 Secondary: (719) 200-7208 |
Center for Global Education & Field Study (719) 389-6077 |