Emergency Response
Introduction:
EHS’s emergency response division is in place to minimize hazards to Colorado State University students, faculty, staff,
the general public and the environment. These emergencies include fires, explosions, the unplanned release of hazardous
materials etc. Numerous EHS personnel are trained in emergency response protocols.
Information about the management of large emergency response incidents at the University can be found under the
Public Safety web site.
What Constitutes an Emergency?
An emergency is defined as a fire, explosion or release of hazardous material that could threaten human health or the environment.
Call the CSU Police Department (911) and be sure to give the operator the following information:
- Your name and phone number
- The location (building and room number)
- A description of the incident
Reporting of Non-Emergency Situations Call 491-6745
Public Safety -- Emergency Response Plan
Ask for one of the listed reporting individuals below
| Type of Complaint
|
Who to Call
|
| Food/Water/Indoor Air Quality (odors, etc)
|
Jeannine Riess
|
| Child Care/Communicable Disease
|
Jeannine Riess
|
| Animals/Pests/Sewage/Pools
|
Jeannine Riess
|
| Asbestos
|
Eric March
|
| Biohazardous Materials
|
Rebecca Moritz
|
| Hazardous Materials
|
Chris Giglio
|
| Confined Space
|
Eric March
|
| Fire
|
Ken Quintana
|
| Injuries/Accidents
|
Sally Alexander
|
| Radiological Hazards
|
Jim Abraham, Joe Tessari
|
| Mixed Waste
|
Jim Abraham, Joe Tessari
|
| Petroleum Fuel or Oils (SPCC)
|
James Graham
|
| Mold/Water Damage
|
Doug Rice
|