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- - Residence hall fire simulation will highlight importance of fire safety on Nov. 20
    The Nov. 20 simulation will serve as a reminder for the entire campus community around safe fire practices in residence halls, off-campus residences, and at home.
- - Residence hall fire simulation will highlight importance of fire safety on Nov. 20
- - New hazardous waste retrieval system benefits Virginia Tech research community, Facilities Department
    Virginia Tech Environmental Health and Safety's new online system for hazardous waste ticket submittal makes it easier than ever for researchers and Facilities employees to arrange waste pickups.
- - Situational awareness, Roanoke: Robbery reported
    The Virginia Tech Police Department is passing along information regarding a robbery that occurred in Roanoke on Nov. 11.
- - Timely warning: Sexual assault reported
    On Nov. 11, the Virginia Tech Police Department received a report of a sexual assault that occurred in New Cadet Hall on Nov. 2.
- - Noise amplification alert: Shock tube experiments Nov. 10-16
    The Charles E. Via, Jr. Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering will be conducting a series of shock tube experiments in the proximity of the Thomas M. Murray Structural Engineering Laboratory on Inventive Lane.
- - Virginia Tech Police announce arrests in case
    The Virginia Tech Police have arrested two men on multiple charges related to a robbery that reportedly occurred on Oct. 22, 2019 in the Squires Student Center Parking Lot.
- - Virginia Tech Environmental Health and Safety program targets workplace fall prevention
    Upcoming EHS trainings will include all aspects of fall hazard recognition, prevention, and protection.
- - Be Hokie Ready: Stay safe outdoors during hunting season
    If you are in or near the woods during hunting season take the basic steps to avoid a hunting-related accident.
- - Virginia Tech announces public safety organization changes, new police chief
    While the Virginia Tech Police Department, Virginia Tech Emergency Management, Virginia Tech Environmental Health and Safety, and the Virginia Tech Rescue Squad already work closely on a daily basis, they came together under one organization Oct. 1.
- - Virginia Tech Police shares victim resources available on campus
    The Victim/Witness Assistance Program at Virginia Tech aids victims and witnesses of crime by providing information and support from the reporting of the crime all the way through the court process.
- - A joint message to students, faculty, and staff on campus safety and preparedness
- - Virginia Tech Police shares tips for avoiding counterfeit ticket scams
    Helpful information for playing it safe when it comes to purchasing sports tickets.
- - Free ‘Stop the Bleed’ trainings offered by Virginia Tech Emergency Management
    Virginia Tech Emergency Management is offering a range of free trainings this fall.
- - Mock accident showing dangers of distracted and drunken driving scheduled for Sept. 9
    The drill also provides an invaluable opportunity for Virginia Tech Rescue Squad members to train alongside regional emergency response agencies.
- - Important reminders for hurricane preparedness, reporting outages
    Now that hurricane season is here it is important to Be Hokie Ready before, during, and after a hurricane.
- - Nine dedicated students elected by peers to lead Virginia Tech Rescue Squad
    The Virginia Tech Rescue Squad, currently in its 50th year, is the oldest collegiate rescue squad in Virginia.
- - Tips for fire-safe tailgating
    Tailgating before home games is a big part of the Virginia Tech football tradition. Along with the tailgating fun comes safety concerns.
- - Campus safety, emergency preparation strengthened through Building Emergency Coordinator Program
    The Building Emergency Coordinator program was established in 2011 by Virginia Tech Emergency Management to coordinate the emergency preparedness and planning efforts among all university buildings.
- - Virginia Tech Police K-9 certification will enhance safety on campus, across region
    VTPD Officer Rob Ogle is certified to train K-9 law enforcement teams across the region in the latest detection strategies.

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