Fire Safety

The report, required by the Clery Act, provides a comprehensive overview of the university’s policies, safety procedures, and programs related to campus security.

With summer temperatures soaring, the risk of poisoning incidents increases, especially among children who may come into contact with hazardous substances like fireworks, glow sticks, and pool chemicals.

Keep a recent photo of your pet on hand in case they wander off in the chaos. If your pet has shown anxiety during loud events or fireworks in the past, consult your veterinarian about potential behavioral therapies or medications to help alleviate their stress.

Always be careful when it comes to fireworks, food, and water safety on Independence Day

The bi-annual time change is the perfect time to test, inspect and replace broken or expired Smoke/CO alarms.

Avoid home fires and carbon monoxide incidents this winter.