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Bomb Threats
| Lockdown |
| Evacuation |
| Active Shooter |
| Bomb Threat / Suspicious Package |
| Campus Health |
| Crime on Campus |
| Explosion |
| Power Outage |
| Severe Weather & Flooding |
| Shelter-in-Place |
| Terrorism |
Bomb threats are usually received by telephone, but they may also be received by note, letter, or e-mail. All bomb threats should be taken seriously and handled as though an explosive were in the building.
What to Do When a Bomb Threat Occurs:
- If you receive a bomb threat, get as much information from the caller as possible.
- Be aware of background noise, special voice characteristic, music, machinery, etc.
- Call X5911 or 281.290.5911 immediately.
- If you receive a bomb threat, do not touch any suspicious packages.
- Clear the area around the suspicious package, and notify Police immediately.
- When evacuating a building, avoid standing in front of windows or other potentially hazardous areas.
- Do not restrict sidewalks or other areas used by emergency officials.
- If you find a bomb, do not touch it or attempt to move it. Call for help and evacuate the area.
Department of Homeland Security, Office for Bombing Prevention