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Security and Fire Safety Report

Emergency Response and Evacuation Procedures, Timely Warnings,

Crime Reporting

Emergency Procedures & Security

1. In general,

in emergency situations, please stay calm and follow instructions from authorized

emergency personnel who have arrived on scene. Stay aware of your surroundings and the

closest and safest exits from the building as well as routes to sheltered areas within the

building. It is advised that you keep mobile phones, identification, and keys with you.

2.

In the event of fire

, please exit the building from the closest and safest exit and make your

way to your rally point. You should not leave the area until the “all clear” has been given by

authorized emergency personnel:

For those who reside in the East side of the building, your rally point will be in the

eastern Parking Lot D (old tennis courts).

For those who reside in the West side of the building, your rally point will be in the

northwestern Parking Lot A (where College vehicles are parked).

Please do not stand in the driveway and keep within these areas until notified otherwise by

authorized emergency personnel. Staying too close to the building may be dangerous in the

event of explosions, debris, gas fumes, etc.

(From

Kenrick School of Theology Student

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Evacuation Rally Point Locations Outside

(Marked By Signs with White Letters/Numbers on Red Background)

Rally Group “A”

Gather in the

North West Parking Lot

(closer to the Kain Street exit)

Captains:

1) Director of Operations & Finance (Greg Novak)

2) Vice-Rector for College (Fr. Skillman)

A1

Glennon College Seminarians

-Meet near stalls 204-206 (where College vans are parked)

Group Leaders:

1) Vice-Rector for College (Fr. Skillman)

2) Spiritual Director for College

A2

-

Kenrick (Pre-)Theologians West Residence 3

rd

Floor

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Group Leaders:

1) Seminarian Resident (Padraic Stack)

2) Seminarian Resident (Quang Dinh)

A3

-

Administration Staff, Carmelite Sisters, Kitchen Staff, Maintenance, Vocations

Meet near stalls 207-209

Group Leaders:

1) Administrative Asst. to President-Rector (Mary Ann Fox)

2) Superior of Carmelite Sisters

Rally Group

“D”

Gather in the

East Parking Lot

(formerly Tennis Courts)

Captains:

1) Dean of Seminarians (Fr. Paul Hoesing)

2) Resident Priest

D1

-

Resident Priests*

Faculty, Development Office, Library Staff, IT Staff, Guests

Meet at the end of central column of parking lots - near stalls 65 & 84

[*except those coordinating groups or liaising with Emergency Personnel

,–

Group Leaders:

1) Head Librarian (Mary Ann Aubin)

2) Resident Priest

D2

-

Kenrick (Pre-)Theologians East Residence 3

rd

Floor

-

in the Row nearest the Grotto

Meet between stalls in the 40s and 70s

Group Leader:

1) Seminarian Resident (Andrew Hoffman)

2) Seminarian Resident (Patrick Moser)

D3

-

Kenrick (Pre-)Theologians East Residence 2

nd

Floor

Meet in the row farthest from the Grotto (between stalls in the 60s and 20s)

Group Leader:

1) Seminarian Resident (Joshua Sienkiewicz)

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1.

Please make yourself aware of the exits that are located in your area of the

building.

2.

The elevators become non-operational when the fire alarm is activated and no

attempt should be made to use them.

3.

If you are on the elevator it will move to a floor that is not in alarm and the

doors will open allowing you to exit.

4.

When the alarm sounds, all personnel should exit the building at the nearest

exit.

5.

Upon exiting the building, move away from the building and immediately go to

your designated Rally Point.

6.

Wait at your Rally Point until further instructions from the Rally Point Captain.

7.

No one

should (re)enter the main building or student center until given proper

authorization from Emergency Personnel.

8.

Guests should be informed by their host when they arrive to come to

the host's respective Rally Point in the event of an evacuation.

9.

The most senior Administrator present coordinates with Emergency

Personnel.

Seminarian Corridor Captains

During a fire alarm or severe weather warning…

If you are in or near your residential room:

1.

Traverse the hallway twice, once up and once down, knocking on

your assigned doors

2.

Proceed to the auditorium (severe weather) or to your outside Rally

Point (fire)

3.

Locate Fr. Mason / Fr. Skillman with a head count of those present

Corridor Captain

Assigned Doors

Ethan Protzel

201 – 213

n/a

214 - 232

Niko Hoijarvi

2002 – 2014

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Mark Madden

2101 – 2123

Daniel Koko Oleko

2126 – 2137

Samuel Inameti

263 – 279

Joshua Sienkiewicz

280 – 297

Quang Dinh

301 – 318

Padraic Stack

319 – 339

Patrick Moser

363 – 379

Andrew Hoffman

380 – 397

3.WEATHER – In the event of severe weather, please take shelter in the Auditorium. If the path is blocked by broken glass or debris, please find shelter in spaces away from windows until such a time you could safely make it to the Auditorium.

4. EARTHQUAKE – In the event of a severe earthquake, please find shelter under heavy furniture and away from glass. Do not enter the courtyard and avoid the tower.

5. SECURITY – Please be attentive to the following:

 At the beginning of every year, a new pass code for entrance into the building and front gate will be set. It is vitally important that this code is not shared casually. Please ask the Director of Operations & Finance whether someone may have it.

 There are different codes for the door exiting from the Kitchen that opens toward Lot A and for the door exiting the Kapaun Student Center northwestern stairwell that opens onto Lot B.

 Doors into the building should not be left propped open without constant supervision.

 Please make sure doors close after you exit the building.

 After parking, please lock your car and if you must keep belongings in your vehicle, please make sure that anything valuable is kept out of sight.

 The front gates should close around 9PM.

The Archdiocese of St. Louis also has a Crisis Communications Plan which may apply. It states that: In the case of a life-threatening situation or natural disaster (Including, but not limited to, weapon on-site, intruder/suspicious person, kidnapping, shooting, assault, hostage situation, murder/suicide, missing person, bomb threat, explosion, bus/school vehicle accident, serious/multi-injury accident,

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6 hazardous materials/chemicals accident, severe weather, tornado, flood, fire, earthquake, etc.) The persons listed below are to be notified.

In case of a network crash during which time the archdiocesan phone systems are down, please report emergencies to the following staff members by cell phone:

Al Rudolph (primary) Security Officer 314-729-7607 Cell: 314.565.1852 Teak Phillips (secondary) Director, Publications 314-729-7504 Cell: 314.277.0223 Tom Buckley (tertiary) General Counsel 314-729-7076 Cell: 314.262.9111

A test of the emergency system was last conducted March 3, 2015. Reporting Abuse

Allegation of sexual abuse of a minor or vulnerable adult. Includes, but not limited to, inappropriate contact between adult and minor or vulnerable adult, child pornography, inappropriate contact between two minors, boundary violations, physical abuse, etc.

In case of a network crash during which time the archdiocesan phone systems are down, please report emergencies to the following staff members by cell phone:

Rev. Mr. Phil Hengen (primary)

Director, Office of Child & Youth Protection

Office: 314.792.7704 Cell: 314.304.6732 Carole Brescia (secondary) Assistance Coordinator Cell: 314.378.3627 Sandra Price (tertiary) Director, Safe

Environment Program

Office: (314) 792-7271 Cell: 314.972.4282

OR call the Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline:

MISSOURI DIVISION OF FAMILY SERVICES

1.800.392.3738 (For Missouri Residents) 1.573.751.3448 (For Outside Missouri)

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