Emergency Plans
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In non-fire emergencies, a decision to evacuate will be based on the available information; i.e. the specific threat, time of day, location, etc. and the recommendation of the Campus Emergency Response Team.
When a building is ordered to be evacuated for any reason, occupants will be instructed to follow specific life safety guidelines, not to use elevators and to evacuate by the nearest, safest point of egress. Occupants will be instructed to exit the building and proceed to a pre-designated evacuation area or rally point as identified in the Campus Emergency Response Plan. Campus Safety Officers and college staff all have responsibilities during an evacuation including assisting those with disabilities. The College's emergency response and evacuation procedures will be tested annually as determined by the Chief of Safety or his/her designee.
Campus Safety | 570-348-6242 |
Police and Fire Departments | 911 |
Scranton Police (non-emergency) | 570-348-4130 |
Dunmore Police (non-emergency) | 570-343-0851 |
Scranton Fire (non-emergency) | 570-348-4132 |
Dunmore Fire (non-emergency) | 570-348-1730 |
Lackawanna Ambulance | 570-207-5200 |
Lackawanna County EMA | 570-961-5511 |
Communications Center | 570-342-9111 |
Marywood Physical Plant | 570-348-6218 |
Building |
Rally Point |
Bethany Hall |
Tree Stadium |
Center for Architectural Studies |
Studio Arts Center Field |
Center for Learning Resources |
Studio Arts Center Field |
Center for Natural and Health Sciences |
Studio Arts Center Field |
Domiano Center |
Athletics and Wellness Parking Lot |
Emmanuel Hall |
Maintenance Building Parking Lot |
Fricchione Center |
Athletics and Wellness Parking Lot |
Immaculata Hall |
Studio Arts Center Field |
Insalaco Center for Studio Arts |
Studio Arts Center Field |
Liberal Arts Center |
Memorial Commons (alt: College Ave) |
Loughran Hall |
Maintenance Building Parking Lot |
Madonna Hall |
Green Space (between Madonna/Nazareth) |
Maintenance Building |
Soccer Field |
Maria Hall |
Studio Arts Center Field |
Marian Chapel |
Volleyball Court |
McCarty Hall |
Studio Arts Center Field |
McGowan Center |
McGowan Center Rear Parking Lot |
Media Center |
Studio Arts Center Field |
Center for Athletics and Wellness |
Athletics/Wellness Rear Parking Lot |
Nazareth Student Center |
Nazareth Parking Lot |
O’Neill Center for Healthy Families |
Maintenance Building Parking Lot |
Performing Arts Center |
Tree Stadium |
Perpetual Help Hall |
Studio Arts Center Field |
Physical Plant |
Soccer Field |
Printing/Mailing Center |
Studio Arts Center Field |
Regina Hall |
Performing Arts Center Parking Lot |
Swartz Center |
Maintenance Building Parking Lot |
Visual Arts Center |
Studio Arts Center Field |
Woodland Townhouses |
McGowan Center Rear Lot |
An Active Shooter is defined as an individual actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined and populated area, in most cases, active shooters use firearm(s) and there is no pattern or method to their selection of victims.
There are three basic options: Run, Hide, or fight:
-If possible, exit building and run -After securing yourself, call Campus Safety or 9-1-1
-Find a safe place to hide -Lock and barricade doors, close windows, turn off lights and silence your phone
-Do not activate the fire alarm
-Stay in place until directed by E2campus message and/or emergency personnel
-As a last resort, your only chance may be to fight
Shelter-in-Place” means to take immediate shelter indoors during a particular emergency situation, such as criminal activity, severe weather, hazardous materials or chemical release.
* Remain calm and keep the caller on the line.
* Ask:
· Where is the bomb? · What kind of bomb is it? · What is your name? · Where are you now? |
· When will it explode? · What does it look like? · Why did you place the bomb? |
* Hang up after the caller hangs up
* Provide the information immediately to Campus Safety
* Evacuate the Building. DO NOT pull the fire alarm.
* Collect your immediate belongings and exit by the nearest designated route.
* Proceed to your designated assembly area and report to the coordinator.
* Do not return to the building until directed by Marywood or Emergency Response Officials
In the event of a chemical spill or a hazardous material release:
Pull the fire alarm
Evacuate the building, closing doors behind you
Once outside, stay clear and UPWIND
If not in immediate danger, call Campus Safety
Report any chemical information, SDS, injuries, types of chemi-cals, hazards (fire, reactivity, health), odors, and container type
Only trained individuals are to handle hazardous materials and chemicals
Do not return until directed by Campus Safety or Emergency Re-sponders