In Case of Terrorism

It is difficult to know with certainty in what form a terrorist event will take place. It could be an obvious event involving an explosion and release of hazardous materials, or it could involve a covert method, such as mailing letters or packages containing hazardous materials.

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The following are guidelines for generic suspicious activities that should be reported to the Moscow Police Department at 882-2677 or, if life-threatening, at 911:

1. Anonymous tips, phone calls or notes indicating threatening events.
2. People watching officials or offices.
3. Unidentified or unattended packages left in or near offices.
4. Requests for plans, blueprints, or specifications for buildings by people who have no reason for this information.
5. People in places where they do not belong.
6. Packages or heavy mail with a peculiar odor or appearance.
7. Confrontations with angry, aggressively belligerent or threatening persons.
8. Extremely threatening or violent behavior by coworkers who indicate they may resort to revenge or more violence.

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Additional Information:

• Moscow Police Campus Substation (208) 885-7072 or downtown (208) 885-2667
• University of Idaho Risk Management (208) 885-7177
• Department of Homeland Security
• Red Cross
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
• Federal Emergency Management Agency

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Sources for Updates:

• University of Idaho Information Line (recorded message)
• Alerts on University of Idaho home page
• Your supervisor, department/college administrator or building coordinator