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To ensure multiple means of emergency communication for our campus, Navarro College uses a Watchdog Alert system to send emergency notification alerts to the campus

During emergencies, this system will send text messages, emails, and voice calls to registered recipients. The system will also post alerts or emergency information to the Navarro College Facebook account and/or the Navarro College X (Twitter) accounts. Watchdog Alert notices are intended only for situations involving imminent danger to health or human safety. These may include severe weather alerts, winter weather class cancellations, hostile threats, utility failure, major road closings or fire, among others.

Navarro College Department of Public Safety has developed a comprehensive safety plan. The plan is designed to prepare people on campus for unlikely events such as hostile situations, as well as likely events such as inclement or severe weather.

A number of measures listed below have been implemented to notify the campus community in the event of a problem or emergency:

Watchdog Alert System

Automatically alerts by phone, email, and/or text message of emergency situation that could affect the campus.

Fire Alarms

If this alarm sounds, leave the building quickly and move to the designated area.

NC Website

In the event of an emergency, a special page with instructions will be available.

Several terms will be used when an alert is issued which will quickly instruct you on what to do next:

Hold

Clear the hallways and remain in your area or room until the "All Clear" is announced.

Secure

In the event of a threat outside the building, get inside and lock outside doors.

Evacuate

Evacuate the buildings quickly and quietly following the evacuation plans in your classroom.

Shelter

In the event of a weather emergency or other situations you may be instructed to move to a designated interior safe zone and remain there until all is clear and safe.

Lockdown

This will be used in the event of a danger situation, such as a shooting or hazardous material release. Lock the door to your office or classroom (barricade if possible), turn off lights, turn off your cell phone volume, and stay quiet and out of sight. If a fire alarm goes off, do not leave unless you smell smoke. Stay in that location and until someone in authority that you recognize further advises. Do not open the door unless you recognize the person of authority on the other side.

Download Standard Response Protocol Classroom Posters

Use the Standard Response Protocol Classroom Posters created by The "I Love You Guys" Foundation for you to print and place on your wall in order to train your students and remind everyone of the different SRP actions.

Download the SRP Wall Poster (ENGLISH)

Download the SRP Wall Poster (SPANISH)