WashU Ready

As @WashUReady continues to grow and evolve, one thing remains constant—the importance of the people who make up our team. We are excited to welcome Elaine Sims to WashU Emergency Management and Physical Security Systems! ❤️🐻 Together, we are #WashUReady!

Outdoor siren tests: first Monday, 11 a.m., weather permitting. City/County officials activate them—not WashU EM. Sirens warn people outdoors to seek shelter. Use the test to find your SWRA. Learn more: emergency.washu.edu #WashUReady

What does it mean to be a member of the Crisis Management Team (CMT) @WashU It means coordination, collaboration, leadership, and most importantly, PARTNERSHIP. Preparedness is a shared responsibility. Resilience is built through partnerships. ❤️ Together, we are WashUReady.

Chet Hunter shared his story of purpose, adversity, and enduring faith through WashU’s EPO People and Places program. His message reminds us to prioritize preventive care and screenings. Thank you, Chet, for showing us what resilience looks like. #WashU

🎃 Don’t let an emergency spook you! 👻 Stay aware. 🔦 Travel safely. 📱 Charge your phone and use WashU Safe. 🚨 Know where to get help. Have a safe Halloween, WashU! Together, we are WashUReady. #WashUReady #HalloweenSafety

🎀 Honor survivors and those we have lost 💕 Support those currently facing a diagnosis or undergoing treatment. 🎀 Encourage awareness and early detection. 💕 Recognize the families, caregivers, and friends who walk alongside their loved ones. Together, we are WashU Ready. 💗

Apple picking, pumpkin patches and outdoor plans are part of the fun of fall— weather can change quickly. Before you leave, check the Weather feature in the WashU Safe app. Knowing what to expect can help adjust your plans and stay prepared. Together, we are #WashUReady! 🐻🍎🍂

Thank you, Cintas, for rolling out the red carpet for WashU Emergency Management! Through strong partnerships and Ky’s leadership, we’re strengthening our AED Program and campus preparedness. Together, we are WashU Ready!

🌦️ We are proud to share that @WashU has renewed its StormReady recognition w/National Weather Service. 🌩️ StormReady recognition reflects the preparedness efforts in place to help our campus community take action when severe weather threatens. Together, we are #WashUReady.

Great afternoon at the Take Care Fair! WashU Emergency Management enjoyed connecting with our campus community and partners while sharing preparedness resources and learning about the Eight Ways to Wellness. Prepared. Connected. Resilient. Together, we are #WashUReady.

This is a test of the WashU Emergency Notification System. This is only a test. There is no emergency at this time.

Friday is here—enjoy fall celebrations and evenings out with friends. Before heading out, open the WashU Safe app and use Friend Walk to share your journey with someone you trust. It is one more way to stay connected while moving around campus. Together, we are #WashUReady.

Building relationships. Preparing together. Members of the Crisis Management Team and campus partners participated in scenario-based training focused on coordination, communication, problem-solving, and working together during an emergency. Together, we are #WashUReady. ❤️🐻🎒

At the AHEM Symposium, Nick shared how WashU Emergency Management uses GIS, ArcGIS, drones & other technologies to support risk assessments, preparedness & pre- and post-disaster operations. Innovation strengthens preparedness. Together, we are #WashUReady. @WashU @washumedicine

The @WashUReady team helped welcome #AHEM members to St. Louis and @washumedicine Campus. Thank you to all who participated, shared their expertise, and helped make the 2026 Summit a success! Together, we are WashU Ready. Learn more about the consortium: ahemconsortium.org

🍂 Fall begins tomorrow! Missouri’s changing seasons can bring temperature swings, storms, strong winds, heavy rain, fog and early cold. Check the forecast, monitor WashU alerts, dress in layers and know where to seek shelter. Together, we are #WashUReady.

Today, we pause to remember September 11, 2001. Today is both a day of remembrance and a reminder of the responsibility entrusted to us. We remember. We honor. We continue to serve.

Preparedness is wellness. Taking a few minutes to know your trusted information sources and make a plan can reduce uncertainty, build confidence and provide peace of mind. Small steps today prepare you for tomorrow. Together, we are #WashUReady. #WellnessWednesday

Happy Labor Day from WashU Emergency Management! We recognize everyone whose work helps make our campus community stronger, safer and more resilient. Have a safe and restful holiday. Together, we are WashU Ready! #LaborDay #WashUReady

Do you know how WashU will reach you during an emergency? ✔️ Check your emergency alerts ✔️ Download the WashU Safe app ✔️ Know your trusted sources for information A little preparation can make a big difference. Together, we are WashUReady.