Skip Section Navigation

These emergency guidelines contain information that can be used to help lessen the impact of an emergency or disaster on an individual. These guidelines are intended to be one of many tools an individual would utilize to prepare for and respond to an emergency situation.

Contact Emergency.Management@unt.edu if you have questions or concerns about any of these guidelines.

Emergency Response Handbook (Guidelines Compilation, or click on one of the specific links below to go to that page)

Active Threat (UNT Bridge Training) Elevator Failure (UNT Bridge Training) Medical Emergencies (UNT Bridge Training)
Acts or Threats of Violence (UNT Bridge Training) Emergency Preparedness Resources (UNT Bridge Training) Power Outage (UNT Bridge Training)
Biohazardous Waste Clean Up  Evacuation Procedures (UNT Bridge Training) Secure-in-Place (UNT Bridge Training)
Bomb Threat Extreme Temperatures (UNT Bridge Training) Severe Weather (including Tornadoes) (UNT Bridge Training)
Car Accident Fire Response (UNT Bridge Training) Shelter-in-Place (UNT Bridge Training)
Civil Disturbance or Demonstration (UNT Bridge Training) Gas Leak (UNT Bridge Training) Suspicious Package or Unattended Item
Crime Prevention Hazardous Materials (UNT Bridge Training) Water Leak or Plumbing Failure (UNT Bridge Training)
Disruptive or Hostile Persons (UNT Bridge Training) Hostage Situation Winter Weather (UNT Bridge Training)

 

A graphic of two phones, each with a screenshot of the Mean Green Ready appWant this information (and more) on the go? Download the Mean Green Ready app! This free app is available for download on both the App Store and Google Play Store. In addition to the emergency guidelines provided above, the Mean Green Ready app contains a wealth of information including emergency floor plans for campus buildings, Automated External Defibrillator (AED) locations and more!

Other Preparedness Resources

The following documents contain valuable information that can help you to be prepared for any emergency or disaster while on campus. Like the guidelines above, these documents are only intended to be one of many tools an individual would utilize to prepare for an emergency situation.