Emergency Assembly Areas and Emergency Phones
Before an emergency, determine the nearest exit to your location, the safest route to follow, and an alternate exit. Building evacuation routes are posted in all campus buildings. Leave the immediate area but remain available to emergency personnel. If time permits during an evacuation, secure your workplace and take personal items such as keys, bags, medication, and eyeglasses. In case of fire or other dangerous conditions, evacuate immediately and leave personal items behind. Remember to follow directions given by the Building Marshals.
- Immediately evacuate. Walk, do not run.
- Do not use elevators.
- Seek out people with special needs and provide assistance. The Department of Public Safety will provide assistance as needed and can be reached at 415-422-2911.
- Gather outside at your designated assembly area where your supervisor, building marshal, or resident director will take roll and account for everyone.
- If you cannot return to your building, wait for instructions from the Department of Public Safety, your Building Marshal, or other individual in charge.
In the event of a major hazardous situation to campus, it may be necessary to relocate university personnel to a relocation site listed below. Your Building Marshal will direct individuals to these areas. Stay clear of fire hydrants and responding emergency vehicles, equipment and personnel.
| Zone | Buildings in Zone | Primary Assembly Site | Secondary Assembly Site |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Koret Center | Negoesco Field | Turk Street (North Side) |
| 2 |
Cowell Hall Kalmanovitz Hall |
Welch Field | Fulton Street (South Side) |
| 3 | St. Ignatius Church and Parish | Welch Field | Parker and McAllister (West Side) |
| 4 |
Kendrick Hall Zief Law Library |
Welch Field | Parker and Fulton (North side) |
| 5 |
Fromm Institute Fromm Residence Hall Gleeson Library Harney Science Center / CSI University Center X-Arts |
Welch Field | Golden Gate Avenue Sidewalk (North Side) |
| 6 |
Toler Residence Hall McLaren Conference Center Malloy Hall Memorial Gym |
Privett Plaza | Golden Gate Avenue Sidewalk (North Side) |
| 7 |
Gillson Residence Hall Hayes Healy Residence Hall |
Golden Gate Avenue Sidewalk (North Side) | Golden Gate Avenue Sidewalk (North Side) |
| 8 |
Lone Mountain Pacific Wing Lone Mountain Rossi Wing Lone Mountain Main |
Lone Mountain Parking Lot / Spanish Steps | Lone Mountain Grass / Turk Street |
| 9 | Loyola House | Lone Mountain Main/Cafe | Lone Mountain Grass / Turk Street |
| 10 |
School of Education 281 Masonic |
Masonic Avenue (East Side) |
Turk Street (South Side) |
| 11 | Lone Mountain North Residence Hall |
Lone Mtn North Ramp in front of Loyola Village |
Lone Mountain Park Lot / Spanish Steps |
| 12 | Loyola Village Residence Hall | Anza Street (North Side) | |
| 13 | Lone Mountain East |
Lone Mountain Grass / Turk Street |
In front of Loyola Village |
| 14 | St. Anne's Residence Hall | 14th Avenue near Judah Street (Westside) |
14th Avenue near Irving Street (Eastside) |
| 15 | Fulton House | Fulton near Cole Street (Northside) | Fulton near Ashbury Street (Southside) |
| 16 | Fulton Flats | Fulton near Lyon Street (Northside) | Fulton near Baker Street (Northside) |
In order to maintain a high level of campus safety, the Department of Public Safety has installed a series of emergency phones on campus.
There are emergency phones located on main and Lone Mountain campuses as well as inside campus buildings, including all elevators.
These phones can be identified by markings indicating their emergency status.
To use the phone simply follow the directions located on the phone and it will connect to a Public Safety dispatcher. Please click on the link below for an up to date listing of emergency phones on campus. Adobe Acrobat reader is needed to access the USF Emergency Phone Listing.
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