Emergency Telephones | University Police & Public Safety
Emergency/Pole Phones. Pole phones are the newest style of emergency phones and can be easily located by the blue lights above them. These phones have no receiver, but instead contain a built-in speaker. To activate the phone: Push the red button to immediately call University Police or push the button marked "on" and you will hear a dial tone.
Emergency Phones | University Police & Public Safety
At University Park, there are over 90 Public Emergency Phone Towers, which are sometimes referred to as “blue light phones.” Additionally, there are more than 350 elevator emergency phones, more than 40 parking deck emergency phones, and numerous courtesy phones through Housing that are equipped with emergency call buttons.
Safety & Security | Penn State Student Affairs
Emergency Phones on Campus. There are three types of emergency phones on campus. Emergency Phones. Easily recognized by their blue lights, emergency phones are located throughout campus. There is no dialing or number keypad. Emergency/Pole Phones. Pole phones are the newest style of emergency phones and can be easily located by the blue lights ...
Emergency Phones - Police and Safety | Penn State Altoona
Emergency/Courtesy Phones. Often referred to as "call boxes," these phones can be recognized by the blue light above them. Under the blue light is a phone located inside a box with a standard receiver and keypad. University Police can be reached by dialing 5222. Residence Hall Emergency/Courtesy Phones
A breakdown of Penn State campus safety measures, emergency …
2023年8月4日 · According to Penn State, there are over 350 elevator and 40 parking deck emergency phones. Phone towers and blue light phones are the newest model of the emergency phones, and contain a built-in speaker. It may be easily identified through its …
Penn State Blue Light Systems
These blue light systems are poles with a emergency button and speaker attached to it. When the button is pressed, the system calls university police and the user will be in contact with the station. Throughout Penn State, there are 81 blue light systems installed.
Emergency Phone Locations | Penn State Behrend
Emergency Phone Locations. There are several types of emergency phones on campus: Emergency phones with blue lights; Panel/Callbox emergency phones; Residence Hall/Courtesy phones
Emergencies - Penn State Harrisburg
They will dispatch the University Police and other emergency resources to your location. In case of fire, residents should evacuate and call 911. Emergency Phones. Emergency phones are located throughout campus. They can be mounted on poles (topped by a blue light) or wall-mounted in elevators and hallways as a callbox. Map of Emergency Phones
Bluelight Phones - Direct Emergency Contact - Division of …
If you observe a potential safety hazard, require assistance, notice suspicious activity, feel unsafe or need a walking escort, you can reach Public Safety directly through any emergency phone on campus.
Emergency Action Guides | University Police & Public Safety
Keep a list of emergency numbers with you. Never walk alone at night. Walk in an alert confident manner and actively pay attention to your surroundings. Choose the best lit, most traveled paths when walking. Take a self-defense course. Resource Information: Emergency: 911 or 814-863-1111. Police Non-Emergency: 814-865-1864