What You Should Do in an Emergency Call 911 if you see anything
that needs an immediate police, fire or emergency response. - A
suspicious person or someone posing a threat - Assault or
immediate danger of an assault - Any display of a weapon - Any
threats to harm one’s self or others - Other crimes in progress
- Severe injuries, illnesses or someone choking or drowning -
Chemical spills - Suspicious object or package - Unusual odors
Every second counts. When you dial 911 from a UNC phone or
Emergency Call Box, the call goes directly to UNC Public Safety
for immediate response from campus and coordination with other
authorities. If You Hear the Emergency Sirens That signals a
life-threatening situation such as an armed and dangerous person
in the area, a major chemical spill or hazard, or a tornado
warning for Orange County issued by the National Weather
Service. Be prepared to follow specific instructions including:
- Seek shelter inside now and stay until further notice. - Close
windows and doors. - Stay aw