MACC has in place a Crisis Management Plan for the Moberly campus and site-specific plans for each of the off-campus locations. Copies of this plan are located in all offices and classrooms at each location, and are updated as needed. It is recommended that adjunct faculty review the plan for each site at which they teach. It is further recommended that faculty determine the evacuation routes from their classrooms based on the direction given in the Plan. If a copy of the Crisis Management Plan is not available in the classroom, faculty should contact the Director of Security in Student Affairs on the Moberly campus or the director of the off-campus site.
Most demonstrations will be peaceful in nature and will not disrupt the daily operations of the campus. A demonstration should not be disrupted unless one or more of the following conditions exists:
A dangerous intruder would be defined as someone who is on campus, inside or outside, and who poses an immediate, deadly threat to an individual or individuals on campus. In the event there is a dangerous intruder on campus, notification will be made to the Crisis Management Team. The team, particularly the building coordinators, will then begin to make notification to staff in the building that “we are implementing ALiCE.” Employees should utilize the steps given as part of the ALiCE training, and evacuate or take cover according to each situation. Staff should check e-mail (if this can be done from the room they are in) for further information. If you have information regarding a dangerous intruder, and can safely make a call, you should contact the Police Department by calling 911. Call the Security Director as soon as possible at (660) 833-6990. If the intruder is inside the office or classroom, and it is not possible to send someone for help, the incident should be considered a hostage situation. Do not close doors or windows in this situation unless the intruder instructs you to do so (refer to hostage situation policy).
If the intruder is inside the office or classroom, and it is not possible to send someone for help, the incident should be considered a hostage situation. Those involved in this situation should not close doors or windows unless the intruder instructs them to do so (refer to hostage situation policy).
On occasion, employees or those associated with the College may receive threatening or harassing telephone calls on their campus phones. These calls may form a pattern; therefore, it is important to make note of certain information. Employees receiving threatening or harassing telephone calls (not bomb threats) will take the following steps:
All bomb threats should be taken seriously regardless of their frequency or subsequent outcome. Threats of this nature will most likely be made by telephone, and an effort should be made on the part of the receiver to remain as calm and professional as possible. The following procedures will be followed if a bomb threat is received.
After a Threat Has Been Received
The President’s Office or the Security Director will contact the department deans and the building coordinators. College officials will work with the police and fire departments to determine if buildings should be evacuated. If evacuation is ordered, deans and coordinators will be verbally instructed to begin evacuation.
Evacuation Procedures
Refer to the “Bomb Threat Checklist”.
There will be no advance warning for an earthquake. An individual’s concern should be for his/her own safety. Damage may include:
When an earthquake initially occurs, people may protect themselves by:
People should evacuate as soon as the first tremor is over and report to the courtyard area. The Security Director at ext. 11247 or 651-2058 should be notified as soon as possible after the earthquake.
Most demonstrations will be peaceful in nature and will not disrupt the daily operations of the campus. A demonstration should not be disrupted unless one or more of the following conditions exists:
Most demonstrations will be peaceful in nature and will not disrupt the daily operations of the campus. A demonstration should not be disrupted unless one or more of the following conditions exists:
When a tornado signal is sounded or when it is obvious that a tornado is approaching, all students and personnel should take cover. The best sources of cover or shelter are found on the lowest level of the building, away from windows, and under desks or other study furniture. Avoid auditoriums and other spaces with wide, free-span roofs. City sirens are utilized as MACC’s WARNING SIGNAL for a tornado. The Security Director or designee will activate the Crisis Management Team for building notifications.
DO NOT IGNORE A WARNING SIGNAL!
All should be aware of the following procedures in case of a tornado or tornado warning:
MACC Campus Security
Phone: 660-263-4100
Emergencies – Dial 911
Columbia ext. 12141
Cell: 573-881-6264
Hannibal ext. 14015
Cell: 660-833-6419
Kirksville ext. 15010
Cell: 660-956-6454
Mexico ext. 13656
Cell: 573-473-2665
Moberly ext. 11247
Cell: 660-651-9011
After Hours:
Columbia PD 573-874-7652
Hannibal PD 573-221-0987
Kirksville PD 660-785-6945
Mexico Public Safety 573-581-2100
Moberly PD 660-263-0346