Washington University in St. Louis is set to evaluate its emergency notification system at 8:55 a.m. on Tuesday, March 11. (A backup date is scheduled for March 14 if necessary.) This assessment guarantees that WashU can proficiently relay information to the community during an emergency.

The evaluation will include all WashU Alert methods, such as telephones, emails, text alerts, beacons, voice over fire alarm systems, desktop notifications, the WashU application, and the WashU Safe application.

WashU students, faculty, and staff are strongly urged to enter or amend their contact details through Workday.

For additional information on how to prepare for and react to severe weather and other emergencies, please visit emergency.washu.edu. If you have any inquiries regarding the drill, feel free to reach out to Emergency Management at [email protected].

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