Emergency Assembly Points

Emergency Assembly Points

An Emergency Assembly Point, also known as an Emergency Evacuation Point, is a predetermined safe area where people gather after leaving a building during emergencies like fires, gas leaks, or earthquakes. Its main purpose is to make sure that everyone has evacuated safely and to keep people away from possible dangers. 

The university's emergency assembly points are: 

● College Creek Soccer Field 

● Redwood Bowl 

● The Cypress Lawn

● 14th and B Parking Lot (G15)

● The Mill Street Lawn (located at the corner of Plaza Avenue and Mill Street) 

● Main General Parking Lot (G11)

They can be found on either the map or the ledger below 

In the event of an active assailant, do not use Emergency Assembly Points. Instead, follow the Run, Hide, Fight protocol.

Evacuation Plan 

An Evacuation Plan is a document designed to show everyone in a building or space, the safest ways to go in case of an emergency. It has clear producers and exit routes.  Look for the one in any building you go in. While in each classroom or lab, identify the exit(s). Make note of alternate exits such as windows and stairwells. Reference yellow evacuation plan sign posted in rooms. Avoid elevators and be aware of alternate exit routes. 

You can download a printable map and detailed map legend.