Terrorism Preparedness

Terrorism Preparedness Guidance
For Students, Faculty and Staff at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Department of Homeland Security
Preparing Makes Sense. Get Ready Now.

Federal Emergency Management Agency
Are You Ready? A Guide to Citizen Preparedness

Emergency Procedures at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill poster

Responding to Suspicious Packages
You can report suspicious letters, packages or activities to the UNC Department of Public Safety by calling 911

Mail Safety Reminder
    UNC Mail Safety Reminder - Sent Oct 15, 2001

FBI Advisory
    If you receive a suspicious letter or package, What should you do?

Official CDC Health Advisory
    How to handle Anthrax and other biological agent threats

Suspicious Package / Letter Awareness
    Mike Robertson, NC Department of Justice

Advice to the public
Orange County - Advice to the public

Anthrax fact sheet
Orange County - Anthrax fact sheet

 

Responding to Terrorism Involving Hazardous Materials

Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Fact Sheets on Terrorist Attacks by the National Academy of Engineering

 

Securing Hazardous Materials in Your Laboratory

Lab Security - General Reference
    General reference on Lab Security

Lab Security - BSM Chapter 19
    Lab Security for BL3 laboratories - BSM Chapter 19

Laboratory Security and Emergency Response Guidance for Laboratories Working with Select Agents
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, 6 December 2002

Security Reminder for Radioactive Material Users
    Roger Sit, RSO and the University Radiation Safety Committee