The Campus Fire Marshal welcomes the opportunity to assist you and your building occupants should you have any questions or concerns regarding fire safety and procedures. Evacuation maps, outlining safe routes to emergency exists, are posted on all floors of every building. Take a moment and think of at least two exit routes from the buildings you work and live in. Study your Department's Emergency Action Plan and become familiar with the EAA assigned to your building. You are expected to assemble to one of these safe locations following an evacuation.
State law requires occupants to evacuate a building when the fire alarm sounds.
For more information, refer to the Campus Evacuation Policy for People with Disabilities. In the San Francisco Bay Area, we live with the threat of earthquakes every day. Whether you are in your home, in a classroom, a high-rise or another type of building, it is important to know how to protect yourself. Practice what to do during an earthquake and teach yourself and your family members to react automatically. If you are outdoors, get into an open area.