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In an emergency don鈥檛 delay – help is just a phone call away!

On our campus, Campus Security should be your first point of contact to report crimes, fires, medical emergencies or for a general call for service. Campus Security is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, in an effort to make the campus environment a safer place to live, learn and work.

 

Download Le Moyne's Emergency Preparedness Guide

Active Shooter/Active Threat

In the unlikely event of an active shooter on the Le Moyne College campus you must quickly determine the most reasonable way to protect your own life. Have a plan. Pre-planning can save your life. Run, Hide, Fight are three action steps to consider.

Run away from the threat if you can, as fast as you can.

  • If there is an escape path, attempt to evacuate.
  • Evacuate if others agree to or not.
  • Have an escape route and plan in mind.
  • Leave your personal belongings behind.
  • Help others escape if possible.
  • Keep your hands visible.

If you are not able to evacuate safely, hide out.

  • Stay out of view.
  • Block access to your room.
  • 聽Lock doors if possible.
  • Hide behind large objects.
  • Be out of the shooters view.
  • Silence cell phone.
  • Turn off lights.
  • Remain silent.

Take action as a last resort and only when your life is in imminent danger.

  • Attempt to incapacitate the shooter/threat.
  • Act with physical aggression.
  • Improvise weapons: Use any object within reach which can be used as a weapon.

Call 911 as soon as it is safe to do so, be prepared to provide the following information:

  • The location of the shooter/threat (be specific).
  • The number of shooters, if more than one.
  • Types of weapons being used.
  • The number of victims and their location(s).
  • Description of the shooter: gender, race, clothing distinguishing feature, identity if known

  • Remain calm 鈥 avoid yelling and screaming.
  • Immediately raise your hands and keep your hands free of objects, such as cell phones.
  • Avoid quick movements toward officers.
  • Be prepared to be:
    • Detained until situation is under control
    • Searched
    • Identified
    • Interviewed

鈥淓vacuate鈥 is the term used when it is necessary to vacate a specific building(s) and/or area of the campus.聽 Occupants in the affected area will be required to leave the building and/or area as quickly and calmly as possible.

Reasons for an Evacuation:

The reasons the College may order an evacuation include, but are not limited to:

  • Fires and/or fire alarms
  • Severe weather events
  • Hazardous material spills

Notification

The campus community will be notified of the need to evacuate via all appropriate and available methods of communication based on the nature of the emergency.聽 Examples include:

  • Fire Alarm
  • Emergency texting via the Heights Alert emergency notification system
  • Public Address System
  • Campus email

Required Action

Evacuation may be required due to hazardous materials spills/releases that do not involve a campus facility such as a transportation accident.聽 An assessment by on-scene personnel will determine the appropriate area and populations to be considered for evacuation.聽 Follow the instructions of responding emergency personnel.

Residence hall and academic building evacuation processes are listed in the Campus Security Preparedness Guide.

When the 鈥淎ll Clear鈥 signal is given, that indicates that the emergency has been resolved. Classes, if in session and affected, will resume at the nearest class time period. If someone is in need of assistance and you are able, please help in any way you can.

The College has the ability to communicate Lock-down/Shelter in Place Orders and to secure buildings in the event of an emergency.聽 Such orders can be communicated in a variety of ways, but will always be communicated via the Heights Alert emergency notification system.

In case of a Lock-down, buildings may be secured remotely via the College鈥檚 access control system, and/or manually.聽 Residence halls are secure 24/7.聽 In the event of a Lock-down/Shelter in Place order, do not leave the building you are in until an 鈥淎ll Clear鈥 announcement has been given by College authorities or local law enforcement.

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Heights Alert

HEIGHTS ALERT is Le Moyne College鈥檚 emergency notification system, designed to provide rapid notification and instruction to students, faculty and staff in the event of a serious incident that poses an immediate threat to the health and safety of the Le Moyne community. Those incidents may be criminal in nature, or be related to weather or other health and personal safety-related incidents.

HEIGHTS ALERT uses e-mail, text messaging, push notifications through the Le Moyne SAFE app, social media networks and cell/landline phone calls to registered phone numbers, to send a brief notification about the emergency and instructions for what to do.

Key Numbers

  • Emergency:
  • Syracuse Police:
  • DeWitt Police:
  • Onondaga County Sheriff:

Get in Touch

FROM ANY ON-CAMPUS PHONE DIAL: 4444

FROM YOUR CELL PHONE DIAL: 315-445-4444

security@lemoyne.edu