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ACT 1400

ACT 1400. Established Arkansas Safe Campus Task Force Review current campus safety and security practices Plans dealing with Campus Security Plans dealing with violence prevention Plans dealing with emergency response. Campus Security Plan. Jeanne Clery Act (Annual Security Report)

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ACT 1400

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  1. ACT 1400 • Established Arkansas Safe Campus Task Force • Review current campus safety and security practices • Plans dealing with Campus Security • Plans dealing with violence prevention • Plans dealing with emergency response

  2. Campus Security Plan • Jeanne Clery Act (Annual Security Report) • University Police Department or Campus Security Office • Crime reporting policies • Timely Warnings of Clery Crimes • Emergency Response and Notification • Access to grounds and buildings • Annual Disclosure

  3. Violence Prevention Plan • Threat Assessment Teams • Gained wide recognition after Virginia Tech • Used to identify members of the University community who are exhibiting unusual behavior. • Violence Prevention Committee • Meet regularly to plan long term training and policy recommendations to University administrators.

  4. Critical Incident An extraordinary event which places lives and property in danger and requires the commitment and coordination of numerous resources to bring about a successful resolution.

  5. Types of Critical Incidents • Terrorist Activities / WMD Events • Natural Disasters • Transportation Accidents • Criminal Activities • Fires / Hazardous Material Accidents Whether a critical incident is the result of an accidental or an intentional act has no impact on our emergency response plan.

  6. Common Issues • Communications • Problem Assessment • Resources – Too Few / Too Many (How to Handle?) • Who’s in Charge • What to do with the Media (speaking with one voice) • Politics • Planning and Training • Environmental Issues

  7. Incident Life Cycle • Prevention • Preparedness • Response • Recovery • Mitigation Stages are from the National Response Framework and set the stage for the NIMS Standards Multi-Disciplinary Training and Joint Exercising

  8. Emergency Operations Plan • Emergency Operations Plan Structure and Contents Checklist • Is the plan for specific hazards or does the plan take a comprehensive “all hazards” approach? • Is there a clear line of succession and a continuity of operations component? • Training and Evaluations

  9. QUESTIONS?

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