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
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
In The News
On Tuesday, February 23, 2021, the University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis Board of Trustees marked an important moment in the University’s history with the announcement of its fifth president. David D. Allen, R.Ph., Ph.D., FASHP, FNAP, FAPhA, will serve as the University’s next president, with his tenure beginning on July 1, 2021.
At the start of his career, Bob Eschbacher, B.S. ’85, MBA, Pharm.D., was unsure of where his path would lead him. Determined to make a positive impact on society, he set his sights on exploring all that the profession of pharmacy had to offer.
Juniors Jessica Wood and Darius Dorsey have found a supportive community of students, faculty and staff who work together to help them pursue their health sciences education while developing lifelong friendships and effective leadership skills.
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