Facility Details

Onsite Emergency Contact: Adam Fouche	Phone:	706-542-5845

Facility Address: 286 Oconee Street, Athens, GA 30602	GPS Coordinates: 33.957144, -83.371141

Evacuation Procedures – Fire Alarm, Fire, Bomb Threat, Gas Leak, etc

Primary Evacuation Assembly Site: Parking lot near railroad tracks

Alternate Evacuation Assembly Site: Lower parking lot

Follow evacuation route to nearest exit as marked inside building using stairs, not elevators

Account for all students and staff following evacuation

Severe Weather - Shelter

During a tornado warning, seek shelter in main barn bathrooms

Shelter on building lowest level in interior room away from windows until warning expires

Medical Emergencies	- Call 911

Provide name, exact location, and description of illness/injury and stay on phone for instructions

Move victim only if danger is imminent

Give first aid according to your level of training. Assign someone to grab AED and first aid kit.

Have someone meet first responders outside building

AED and First Aid Kit Locations

AED: First floor at the bottom of the stairs

First Aid Kits: 2nd Floor, Office of Emergency Preparedness, in the back storage area. Marketing and Communications kitchen. Bleeding control kit is located inside the AED cabinet.

Active Shooter – Call 911

Avoid the threat by fleeing the area if safe to do so

Deny access by hiding and barricading if unable to escape – doors locked, lights off, remain silent

Defend yourself by fighting back as a last resort

Remain in place until authorities advise

Missing/Abducted/Runaway Minor

If a child is suspected missing, abducted, or runaway, call 911 immediately

Provide as much information to police as possible: child’s name, age, sex, approximate height and weight, physical descriptors, clothing description, distinguishing appearance features, time and location child was last seen, special concerns about the child’s welfare

Identify anyone on site who was last with the child for interview by first responders

Consider existing facility policies about contacting the child’s parents