Emergency Communication and Planning
The safety and security of the SUNY Morrisville community is the college's highest priority. To ensure this goal is met, the college takes a proactive approach to emergency planning so that it is prepared to respond quickly and appropriately in emergency situations.
The college has a comprehensive Emergency Response Plan. For security reasons, the plan is not posted on the Internet.
The Emergency Response Team meets frequently throughout the year to review safety and security issues, update the college's Emergency Response Plan, and participate in tabletop exercises. The Emergency Response Team is ready to be activated 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The purpose of this website is to provide practical, helpful information and resources to students, employees and parents.
Emergency Communication
In the event of an emergency, SUNY Morrisville has several systems in place to reach as much of the college community as possible in a short amount of time.
- NY Alert e-mail/text messaging/phone to any student or employee who has registered.
- Broadcast e-mail messages to all college e-mail addresses.
- The SUNY Morrisville home page.
- Loudspeakers on Bailey Hall, Cayuga Hall, Whipple Administration Building, and Butcher Library.
- Campus Information Channel - Channel 2 on campus televisions
- Message on the main switchboard line
- Resident Directors in all residence halls and the Morrisville Commons will be notified by radio, and will notify and inform residents within each residence hall
- Local and regional media - television, radio and newspapers
- Public Address systems on University Police cars and maintenance vehicles
Reporting an Emergency
If an unexpected, time-sensitive emergency occurs, it should be reported immediately to University Police (315.684.6410) or by calling 911. University Police officers are on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week throughout the year. Be prepared to state your name, the nature of the emergency and your location.
Planning Ahead
Emergencies, disasters or accidents - natural and man-made - can happen at any time or without warning. SUNY Morrisville students and employees should familiarize themselves with college buildings and the following guidelines:
- Know at least two building exits other than the elevators.
- Know the location of building fire alarm systems.
- Know emergency phone numbers and keep them posted.
- Participate in all fire drills and take them seriously.
- Evacuate at the first sign of smoke, fire alarm, or an evacuation notice.
- Assist with the evacuation of disabled individuals.
Emergency Phone Numbers
General Emergency Numbers | |
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University Police Dispatch | 315.684.6410 or 911 |
University Police (FAX) | 315.684.6121 |
Fire/Ambulance | 911 |
Medical Emergency Numbers | |
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Mathias Health Center | 315.684.6078 |
Mathias Health Center (FAX) | 315.684.6493 |
Community Memorial Hospital (Hamilton, NY) | 315.824.1100 |
Counseling Emergency Numbers | |
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Campus Counseling Center | 315.684.6078 |
Victims of Violence 24 Hour Hotline | 315.366.5000 |
Contact 24 Crisis Counseling Hotline | 315.251.0600 |
Rape Crisis (315) | 315.797.7740 |
National Sexual Assault Hotline | 1.800.656.4673 |
National Domestic Violence Hotline | 1.800.799.7233 |
Help Restore Hope Center | 855.9.NOWSAFE |
Suicide Prevention Lifeline | 800.273.8255 |
Residence Hall Numbers | |
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Office Of Residence Life | 315.684.6043 |
Director of Residence Life | 315.684.6199 |
Other Law Enforcement Numbers | |
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New York State Police | 315.366.6000 |
Madison County Sheriff | 315.366.2311 |
Federal Bureau of Investigation | 315.732.2157 |
Madison County Jail | 315.366.2289 |
Towing Numbers | |
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Davis Towing | 315.825.1188 |
D's Auto | 315.843.6653 |
Hamilton Auto Clinic | 315.824.3480 |