Siren Test - Emergency Communication System - There will be a test of the emergency sirens, Saturday February 2nd at 12:00pm. This will be a short audible test of the sirens located on Mission Park and on the Morley Science Center. This test will last between 15 - 30 seconds and will be repeated at the same time, the first Saturday every month. MORE: http://web.williams.edu/messages/show.php?id=22792 from David Boyer, Campus Safety and Security

There will be a test of the emergency sirens, Saturday February 2nd at 12:00pm. This will be a short audible test of the sirens located on Mission Park and on Morley Science Center. This test will last between 15 - 30 seconds and will be repeated at the same time, the first Saturday every month. In an actual emergency the sirens will sound continually as a first step alerting our campus community of an emergency. The sirens will be followed by a message sent through our emergency broadcast system. This system will send voice messages, text messages and email to all students, faculty and staff. Emergency messages are also sent out via our normal campus email system. The emergency broadcast message will always identify the type and location of the emergency. It will also include preventative measures to take in order to reduce risk and will include directions for alternate sources of information during and after the emergency. In order for Campus Safety and Security to effectively communicate with members of the college community during an emergency, it is imperative that we have access to current cell phone numbers. If you have a cell phone please ensure that your phone information is up to date in the Peoplesoft system by checking - Self Service > Personal Information > Phone Numbers