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- - April 1 updates: Information around accessing campus buildings in Blacksburg and Washington, D.C., metro area
    To maintain the overall safety and security of the campus community and to reduce the scale of increased cleaning and maintenance required by the COVID-19 emergency, physical access to many academic and administrative buildings on the Blacksburg campus will be altered.
- - Visit the COVID-19 (2019 Novel Coronavirus) page for university updates; Form to report self-quarantine plan now available
    University leadership is proactively monitoring an outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a new coronavirus.
- - Special event emergency plans encourage proactive thinking
    Coordinated by Virginia Tech Emergency Management, a formal plan identifies potential emergency conditions at an event site and lays out procedures that need to be followed to increase preparedness, minimize risk, and prevent injury.
- - Security Center a mainstay in ensuring a safe and secure Blacksburg campus
    A team of six full-time employees works 24/7, monitoring more than 600 security cameras across campus and radio channels and assisting with coordination of a range of key security and safety services.
- - There are 'snow' easy calls when it comes to complex winter weather operating decisions
    Learn more about the university’s winter weather preparedness procedures and the comprehensive preparation and collaboration that goes into winter weather planning and deployment.
- - 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.
- - A joint message to students, faculty, and staff on campus safety and preparedness
- - Senior Vice President Dwayne Pinkney announces transformational organizational changes for Virginia Tech
    Pinkney said the goal of institutional excellence is to align that quality work with the university’s strategic priorities in the most effective way possible.
- - 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.
- - New VT Alerts option available for Hokie family members, campus visitors, vendors, and contractors
    Virginia Tech Emergency Management shares new ways to stay informed on campus.
- - Stop the Bleed program prepares campus community to respond to critical emergencies
    More than 400 Virginia Tech students, faculty, and staff have gained hands-on training into responding to bleeding emergencies since Virginia Tech Emergency Management launched Stop the Bleed one year ago.
- - Virginia Tech earns StormReady University designation
    Virginia Tech has once again completed the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Weather Service preparedness requirements necessary to earn the distinction of being a StormReady University.
- - Winter weather: Check the status page for updates
    Wintry weather is in the forecast. Please read on for important information regarding transit and parking in and around the Blacksburg campus.
- - Operations affected by remnants of Hurricane Michael
- - Tropical Depression Florence updates: Reynolds Homestead closed Monday
- - Facilities shares important reminders for hurricane preparedness, reporting outages
    What to do if you need to report an outage or flooding on campus.
- - Nine students elected by peers to lead Virginia Tech Rescue Squad
    The student-run Virginia Tech Rescue Squad recently held officer elections for the 2018-19 academic year.
- - VT Alerts test to take place Sept. 20
    Virginia Tech will conduct a full-scale test of its VT Alerts system on Sept. 20 on the Blacksburg campus, as well as all university facilities located in six regions across Virginia.
- - Town hall meeting is an opportunity to discuss university policy on drone use
    The Sept. 5 meeting provides a forum for Virginia Tech's thriving community of drone users to learn more about the policy, which balances the technology's incredible potential for research and education with the unique considerations of operating in a campus environment.
- - Four tips for natural gas safety from Virginia Tech Facilities

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