ANR Communication Guidelines for Reporting Serious Incidents or Matters
ANR managers or directors should use the following guidance for reporting serious incidents or matters
Emergency Management Resources
UC ANR constantly faces a variety of risks ranging from natural disasters to localized emergencies. As part of a UC system-wide effort, the University has committed to increasing its “event-readiness” by taking a comprehensive approach to prevent, mitigate, prepare for, respond to, and recover from any adverse event or disruption.
The following information about emergency management is for all ANR employees, volunteers, and locations.
Emergency Planning and Prevention Resources
Emergency Action Fire Prevention Plan
Employee Emergency Contact List Template
ANR's Disasters Happen - preparation and response guide
Safety Notes
006 General Earthquake Safety
072 Basic Fire Prevention Measures
088 Fieldwork Safety: Fire Preventative and Defensive Measures
109 Tsunami Awareness
145 Preparing an Effective Evacuation Route Map
166 Office Preparedness for Emergencies
167 Be Informed about Emergencies
168 Make a Plan for Emergencies
169 Build a Kit of Emergency Supplies
188 Get Home Bag
189 Emergency Preparedness for Supervisors
199 Public Safety Power Shutoff
203 Winter Storm Preparedness
Fact Sheets
ANR Fact Sheets regarding emergency situations and preparedness
Emergency/Disaster Recovery Resources
Continuity Planning
UC Ready
ANR's Disasters Happen Project - resources, links, & preparation/response guide
Emergency Response Structure & Training
Emergency Response Structure
Emergency Planning For Home
Simple Home Emergency Plan
ANR Emergency/Disaster Management Resources
Click here for links to information that ANR researchers have developed to help the public with planning for and responding to disasters or emergency events.
Disaster/Emergency Resources
- Disaster/Emergency Planning
- Wildfire
- Diseases
Reducing the Impact of Disasters Through Education
EDEN information
Extension and Mental Health Resiliency During Times of Disaster and Recovery