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Higher Ed Emergency Management Planning

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Security Annex

This annex focuses on the courses of action that IHEs will implement on a routine, on-going basis to secure the IHE from criminal threats originating from both inside and outside the IHE. This includes efforts done in conjunction with law enforcement officers.

The planning team should consider the following when developing their goals, objectives and courses of action courses of action:

How agreements with law enforcement agencies address the daily role of law enforcement officers in and around campus
How to help ensure the buildings and facilities are physically secure (including implementation of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design [CPTED])
How to assist students, faculty, and staff in safely traveling to, from, and within the campus safely (including traffic control and pedestrian safety)
How to keep prohibited items or materials off the campus
How to respond to threats identified by the TAT
How to address issues related to cybersecurity and threats to the IHE’s information technology systems
How security will be provided at stadiums, arenas, and other large-event facilities
How to provide security for sensitive facilities, including research labs and test reactors on the campus
How to account for students, faculty, staff, and visitors in a variety of locations at different points in the day
How information will be shared with law enforcement officers or other responders (keeping in mind any requirements or limitations of applicable privacy laws, including FERPA, HIPAA, and other civil rights laws.)

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