Building Evacuation
If a fire alarm sounds or if asked to evacuate, leave the building immediately.
The purpose of evacuating a building is to remove the occupants from dangerous and potentially life-threatening conditions presented by:
- Active shooter
- Air contamination
- Fire
- Hazardous material release
- Suspected explosive device
- Other life-threatening situation
When Evacuating a Building:
- Remain calm
- Proceed to the nearest safe exit
- Do not use the elevators
- Assist disabled persons
- If the person cannot be moved to the exit, ask the person to remain at that location, leave the building and advise a firefighter or police officer of the person’s location.
Once outside, stay at least 500 feet from the building unless otherwise directed by a public safety official. Do not return until directed by a public safety official.
Campus Evacuation
An emergency requiring the evacuation of the SDSU Campus is likely to be part of a larger evacuation. It is important to follow evacuation instructions.
Evacuating in a vehicle the primary egress routes for those leaving the campus in a vehicle are:
- Medary Avenue - North to the Highway 14 bypass or South to the City of Brookings
- 11th Street East to 22nd Avenue - then North to the Highway 14 bypass or South to the City of Brookings
- 8th Street West - To Medary Avenue or East to 20th Avenue then South to 6th Street