--- Begin Message ---Good Morning - One final reminder about tomorrow's, 6/12, Hopkins Siren/PA and JHEA Text Message Systems Test. More details are below.Thank you, Melissa From: Melissa Thompson Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2012 9:57 AM Subject: REMINDER - 6/12 Hopkins Siren/PA and JHEA Text Message Systems Test All - Just a reminder about the 6/12 Hopkins Siren/PA and JHEA Text Message Systems Test. Please see below for the details. Thank you, Melissa From: Melissa Thompson Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2012 9:27 AM Subject: FYI - 6/12 Hopkins Siren/PA and JHEA Text Message Systems Test Neighbors of the Homewood Campus: Please distribute this notice to others living and working in the neighborhoods proximate to the Johns Hopkins University Homewood campus. Homewood Campus Safety and Security will conduct a test of the campus siren/public address system and the Johns Hopkins Emergency Alerts text messaging system (only available to Johns Hopkins affiliates) at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 12, 2012 2012. The test will be a full-scale simultaneous activation of both the siren/PA and emergency text system. The sirens will simultaneously sound the alert tone and then sequentially broadcast the voice message, announcing, "This is a test of the Homewood campus emergency warning system." Those Johns Hopkins affiliates who have subscribed to the text message alert system will receive a brief message that reads, "This is a test of the Homewood Emergency Alert text message system. There is NO EMERGENCY. Had there been an imminent threat additional information would follow." Shortly after the public address broadcast, an all-clear alert tone will sound, followed by the message saying, in part, "This has been a test of the Homewood campus emergency warning system. Had there been an actual emergency, you would have been given specific instructions on what to do." Because the public address system incorporates a silent self-test feature that will exercise each module on a weekly basis, Campus Safety and Security will schedule "live" tests only three times a year. The main purpose of the exercise is to familiarize the Homewood community with the sound of the system. Except for these periodic tests, the system will be used only in the event of an incident or situation that presents a significant threat to the lives or safety of the campus community. Johns Hopkins University emergency notices can be found at http://webapps.jhu.edu/jhuniverse/administration/emergency_weather_security_information/. Thank you, Melissa Thompson Johns Hopkins University Office of Community Affairs<<inline: image001.png>>
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