Colleges Receive $9.7M for Emergency Management Plans
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TAMPA, Fla.
FAIRFAX, Va.
EUGENE, Ore.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.
On today’s campuses, it is an unfortunate reality that emergency incidents can and do regularly occur. Institutions must be prepared to respond quickly to a broad range of events that interrupt daily operations – everything from acts of nature to acts of individuals. The headlines of newspapers are filled with stories of institutions caught unable to respond in an effective manner, underscoring the high costs of being unprepared.
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