Safety and Preparedness Resources

There is a wealth of information available on individual and family preparedness, general safety tips and strategies, training opportunities and public service agencies and resources available to the St. Louis community. Some of these resources, separated into different categories, are included below.

UHSP Publications

• Campus Safety Brochure
• Emergency Notification System Guide

UHSP Training

Note: Access to Moodle trainings will require UHSP username and password.

For Employees

• UHSP Emergency Management: An Overview of NIMS & ICS
• UHSP Fire Safety & Suppression
• Run/Hide/Fight: Surviving an Active Shooter Event

For Students

• UHSP Fire Safety & Suppression
• Run/Hide/Fight: Surviving an Active Shooter Event
• Not Alone: Together Against Sexual Assault (notalone.gov)

Public Resources

Run. Hide. Fight.

Produce by the City of Houston, the "Run. Hide. Fight.®" videos provide the information you need to survive an active shooter event.

Local Law Enforcement

• St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department
• SLMPD: Crime Mapping
• St. Louis County Police Department
• Missouri State Sex Offender Registry
• Central West End Neighborhood Security Initiative

Public Transportation

• Metro Transit (MetroLink and MetroBus information and schedules)

Emergency Management and Preparedness

• All Ready STL
• St. Louis City Emergency Management Agency (CEMA)
• Missouri State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA)
• Missouri Ready-in-3
• American Red Cross Plan & Prepared

Local Forecast and Severe Weather

• St. Louis Weather Conditions and Forecast
• National Weather Service Severe Weather Safety

In The News

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Eutectics Unite to Stop the Spread of COVID-19

University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis recognized students for following COVID-19 health and safety guidelines through the new Euts United Health Campaign.

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Student Athlete Shines as National Leader

When P2 student Nicole Gasparovic isn’t playing midfield for the University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis Eutectics, she is making moves off the field. As a three-year captain of the women’s soccer team and student leader, Gasparovic is demonstrating her talents at a local and national level.

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Griffett Selected to Serve with NIH Center for Scientific Review Early Career Reviewer Program

Kristine Griffett, Ph.D., assistant professor of pharmacology, has been chosen to serve with the National Institutes of Health Center for Scientific Review’s Early Career Reviewer Program.