Emergency Procedures

In the event of an emergency, the best way to prevent injury to yourself and others is to be prepared.

St. Philip's College has emergency procedures that provide focus and direction for faculty, staff, students, and visitors. For a quick reference, download our Emergency Procedures Guide.

Know what to do in the event of:

• Active Shooter Response 
• Bomb Threat Data Form 
• City of San Antonio Hazard Threat Analysis 
• Disaster Supplies Kit 
• Emergency Procedures Quick Reference Guide 
• Employee Guide "What to do if you are involved in an accident?" 
• Evacuation 
• Safety Protocol - Armed and Disruptive Individuals 

Strategies of Behavior Intervention (SOBI)

• SOBI Incident Report 
• SOBI Quick Guide 
• SOBI Employee/Student Guide 

The Strategies of Behavioral Intervention (SOBI) policy at the Alamo Colleges was created to guide our College community to recognize, prevent and respond to incidents that are disruptive, threatening, or violent.

Example include (but are not limited to):

• signs of harassment,
• intimidation,
• extreme anxiety,
• depression,
• threatening harm,
• erratic behavior, or
• disconnect from reality.

More often, faculty and staff will observe and report at-risk behaviors; however, students are encouraged to review the SOBI guidelines and report concerning behaviors to the SOBI response team.

The St. Philip’s College SOBI response team consists of the Vice President of Student Success, Dr. Sherrie Lang, along with campus counselors, disability specialists, and campus police.

For more information about SOBI contact:

Helpful Links

• American Red Cross 
• Are you Ready? An In-depth Guide to Citizen Preparedness 
• Bexar County Office of Emergency Management 
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 
• City of San Antonio - Office of Emergency Management 
• DHS - Preparing Your Family 
• Federal Emergency Management Agency 
• IBISEYE Storm Tracker 
• Hurricane Center 
• NOAA 
• Ready South Texas 
• Storm Pulse - Hurricane Tracking 
• Texas Governor's Division of Emergency Management 
• Texas Homeland Security