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Budget & Fiscal Analysis
- Facilities & Sustainability Overview
- Resources
  Facilities Management & Planning provides project, compliance and training resources.
- Hard-Hat Training
  Hard-hat training is provided for contractors, as well as UNMC and Nebraska Medicine employees.
- About Us
  Learn about the Department of Facilities Management & Planning at UNMC and Nebraska Medicine.
- Sustainability
  The Office of Sustainability at UNMC and Nebraska Medicine works to meet present needs while ensuring a sustainable future.
- TravelSmart
  The TravelSmart program promotes active transportation which includes biking, carpooling, taking the bus and walking.
- Environmental Health & Safety
  The Environmental Health and Safety Department fosters a culture of absolute safety for UNMC students, faculty, staff, patients and visitors.
- Safety & Preparedness Overview
- - How to Report an Emergency
    For campus emergencies requiring police, fire or medical aid, call 402-559-5555. If you are a witness to or are a victim of a crime, our officers are available to assist. If you are aware of an emergency situation, please report any information you have.
  - Daily Crime & Fire Log
    Find a listing of incidents at UNMC and Nebraska Medicine, sorted by date of occurrence.
  - Lost & Found
    Searching for something you lost on campus? Take a look at our online Lost and Found.
  - About Police & Public Safety
    Learn about our department and our Chief of Police Charlotte Evans, who also serves as UNMC vice chancellor of public safety.
- - UNMC Alert
    UNMC Alert sends critical alerts and notifications to UNMC students, faculty and staff, and to Nebraska Medicine colleagues during emergencies in Omaha.
  - Training & Exercises
    Emergency Management collaborates with other UNMC units, law enforcement across the region and other governmental and non-governmental organizations to provide comprehensive training and exercises.
  - Preparedness
    Preparedness is an important priority at UNMC, and everyone should be prepared for and ready to respond to emergencies.
  - About Emergency Management
    We manage emergency planning, training and exercises in order to prepare for campus response and recovery.
- - Environmental Health & Safety
    The Environmental Health and Safety Department fosters a culture of absolute safety for UNMC students, faculty, staff, patients and visitors.
  - Title IX
    The Title IX office for UNMC handles Title IX inquires and complaints for all university students, faculty and staff.
  - Ombuds Program
    The UNMC Ombuds are confidential consultants who help faculty, staff and students to solve work and school-related problems and conflicts through off-the-record conversations.
Business Development
- Services Overview
- Printing
  Printing Services is available for the printing needs of UNMC, UNO, Nebraska Medicine and their community partners.
- Human Resources
  The UNMC HR team is dedicated to serving as trusted strategic advisers, helping to establish a dynamic workforce, develop a positive work culture and continuously improve through knowledge and collaboration.
- Procure-to-Pay
  University of Nebraska Procure to Pay supports all procurement and payment functions across the entire NU System.
- Travel
  The University of Nebraska Travel Office provides travel assistance and guidance for all four University of Nebraska campuses.

Individual Preparedness

Emergency kit prepared in a living room.

Be Prepared With Plans, Procedures and Alerts

Preparedness is an important priority at UNMC, and you should be prepared for and ready to respond to emergencies. You might be required to quickly assess a situation and use your best judgement to determine what action to take during an emergency. How?

Know UNMC's emergency plans and procedures.
Register for UNMC Alert.
Create an emergency plan.
Build an emergency kit.

Make a Plan

Emergencies can occur anywhere at any time, and it is important to know emergency procedures and to have a personal plan.

Choose an out-of-area contact person as your emergency point of contact.
Know and practice shelter-in-place locations and evacuation routes in your home, classroom buildings and office.
Visit Ready.gov for information about making emergency plans for common disasters and for specific advice for groups, including businesses, those with disabilities and children.
Find more information about making emergency plans through the American Red Cross.

Build a Kit

The Federal Emergency Management Agency recommends an emergency kit that will sustain you for up to 72 hours. Basic utility services such as water, gas and electricity may be cut off for days or weeks following a disaster.

More information on building emergency kits is available at ready.gov.

Essentials

Three-day supply of nonperishable food that requires no refrigeration or cooking, such as ready-to-eat canned meats, fruits and vegetables, crackers and protein bars.
One gallon of water per person per day.
Infant formula and diapers.
Radio and flashlight, hand crank or battery-powered.
Extra batteries.
Fire extinguisher
Blankets.
Cell phones with chargers.
Change of clothing appropriate for the current climate.
Pet food and water.
Feminine supplies and personal hygiene items.

Medical Supplies

First-aid kit.
Latex or sterile gloves.
Adhesive bandages or wrap.
Soap and antibiotic wipes.
Thermometer.
Daily prescription medications and necessary medical supplies such as inhalers or glucose monitors.
Scissors and tweezers.

Document Copies, Account Information

Social Security cards.
Birth certificates.
Driver’s licenses or passports.
Bank account numbers.
Insurance information.