What address do you give for any and all non-life-threatening emergencies?

What address do you give for any and all non-life-threatening emergencies?

• A. 410 Morrill Drive
• B. 381 Dan Allen Drive
• C. 410 Campus Drive
• D. 410 Main Street

Answer: (A)

When you report a non-life-threatening emergency on campus, you want responders to reach you quickly by giving a precise location that the campus uses for dispatch. The best address to provide is the university’s central dispatch location: 410 Morrill Drive. This address is what security and Facilities Operations use to route calls and coordinate help, so it minimizes confusion and speeds up arrival. Other street addresses on campus aren’t the standardized dispatch point and can lead responders to the wrong place or slow things down. If you’re unsure of your exact spot, share nearby landmarks or cross streets along with the central campus address and stay on the line with the dispatcher until help arrives.

When you report a non-life-threatening emergency on campus, you want responders to reach you quickly by giving a precise location that the campus uses for dispatch. The best address to provide is the university’s central dispatch location: 410 Morrill Drive. This address is what security and Facilities Operations use to route calls and coordinate help, so it minimizes confusion and speeds up arrival. Other street addresses on campus aren’t the standardized dispatch point and can lead responders to the wrong place or slow things down. If you’re unsure of your exact spot, share nearby landmarks or cross streets along with the central campus address and stay on the line with the dispatcher until help arrives.