49. Downing Residence Hall 23. Rackham Building 44. Eastern Eateries / First Year Center 38. Roosevelt Hall 34. Ford Hall 21. Scherzer Hall 53. Goddard Residence Hall 2. Sculpture Studio 12. Halle Library 41. Sellers Residence Hall 5. Hill Residence Hall 56. Sill Hall 22. Building 30. Snow Health Center 8. Hoyt Conference Center 20. Starkweather Hall 6. Hoyt Residence Hall 15. Strong Building 53. Jones Residence Hall 71. Student Center 33. King Hall 13. Terrestrial and Aquatics Research 28. Lake House 4. Village Residence Halls 14. Mark Jefferson 46. Walton Residence Hall 32. Marshall Building 19. Hall 18. McKenny Union 47. Wise Residence Hall 16. Munson Residence Hall/Apts. Attachment K: Campus Emergency Operations Center Procedures Review Checklist Page # or Criteria Reference Page 1, Describes the purpose and functions of an EOC during an Sec. I emergency or declared disaster. Page 8, Describes /identifies under what conditions the jurisdiction will Sec. V.A activate an EOC and who makes this determination. Page2, Identifies the primary and alternate sites that will be used as an EOC. Sec. II,A 8-13 Describes the process used to activate the primary or an alternate Sec. V. A-I EOC, including the procedures needed to move from one EOC to another. Page 4 Identifies who’s in charge of the EOC (e.g., University President, Sec. IV.A Executive Director Public Safety, Director Emergency Management), Page 8 Sec. IV.I and describes how operations will be managed in the EOC. Page 4 Describes/identifies the EOC and equipment requirements Sec. IV necessary for an EOC. Page 10 Describes/identifies the procedures used to gather and share Sec. IV.E pertinent information between the scene, outside agencies, and the Page12 Sec. IV.I EOC (e.g., damage observations, response priorities, resource
49. Downing Residence Hall 44. Eastern Eateries / First Year Center 34. Ford Hall 53. Goddard Residence Hall 12. Halle Library 5. Hill Residence Hall 22. Building 8. Hoyt Conference Center 6. Hoyt Residence Hall 53. Jones Residence Hall 33. King Hall 28. Lake House 14. Mark Jefferson 32. Marshall Building 18. McKenny Union 16. Munson Residence Hall/Apts. 23. Rackham Building 38. Roosevelt Hall 21. Scherzer Hall 2. Sculpture Studio 41. Sellers Residence Hall 56. Sill Hall 30. Snow Health Center 20. Starkweather Hall 15. Strong Building 71. Student Center 13. Terrestrial and Aquatics Research 4. Village Residence Halls 46. Walton Residence Hall 19. Hall 47. Wise Residence Hall Attachment K: Campus Emergency Operations Center Procedures Review Checklist Page # or Reference Criteria Page 1, Sec. I Describes the purpose and functions of an EOC during an emergency or declared disaster. Page 8, Sec. V.A Describes /identifies under what conditions the jurisdiction will activate an EOC and who makes this determination. Page2, Sec. II,A Identifies the primary and alternate sites that will be used as an EOC. 8-13 Sec. V. A-I Describes the process used to activate the primary or an alternate EOC, including the procedures needed to move from one EOC to another. Page 4 Sec. IV.A Page 8 Sec. IV.I Identifies who’s in charge of the EOC (e.g., University President, Executive Director Public Safety, Director Emergency Management), and describes how operations will be managed in the EOC. Page 4 Sec. IV Describes/identifies the EOC and equipment requirements necessary for an EOC. Page 10 Sec. IV.E Page12 Sec. IV.I Describes/identifies the procedures used to gather and share pertinent information between the scene, outside agencies, and the EOC (e.g., damage observations, response priorities, resource
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