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Minnesota State Colleges and Universities

This comprehensive emergency planning architecture outlines the protocols established under the National Response Plan (NRP) in compliance with Minnesota's State Emergency Operations Plan (MEOP). It emphasizes emergency preparedness, crisis intervention, and continuity of operations, tailored to the unique needs of each campus. Key elements include resource management, communications, health services, public safety, and response frameworks for various emergencies, including natural disasters, active shooter situations, and hazardous materials incidents.

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Minnesota State Colleges and Universities

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  1. Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Emergency Planning Architecture

  2. Emergency Planning Architecture National Response Plan (NRP) (Established under HSPD-8 and refined under HSPD-10) State of Minnesota Emergency Operations Plan (MEOP) (Must followed NRP guidelines) Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (As a state agency our plan must contain the same elements as MEOP) Emergency Preparedness Crisis Intervention Continuity of Operations

  3. Emergency Planning Architecture Emergency Preparedness Basic Plan Annexes Mass Care Evacuation/Traffic Control And Security All annexes can be subdivided as necessary to help support special activities unique to that particular campus such as flood fight activities Resource Management Communications Health and Medical Services Fire Protection Search and Rescue Utilities Restoration Debris Management and Damage Assessment Public Works and Engineering Hazardous Materials Incident Management

  4. Emergency Planning Architecture Crisis Intervention Shooter on Campus Acts of Terrorism Hostage Situation Chemical Suicide Biological Lockdown Radiological Weapons Possession Improvised Explosive Device Bomb Threat

  5. Emergency Planning Architecture Continuity of Operations Essential Services Plan Elements Academic Adm. Functions Wind Event Water Event Healthcare/ Student Services Functions Special functions: Library and Information Services Public Safety IT System Support Athletics Other Fire Event Operations Functions Utilities Loss Event Facilities Functions IT Services Event Pandemic Event Communications Functions

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