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- If any employee has a medical or fire emergency, contact the Capitol Police at 1-911 from a Commonwealth phone, will not work with cell phones.(voice/TDD).
- The Capitol Police utilize an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) to save lives.
- For your safety, do not leave briefcases, handbags, back packs or other items unattended. Keep your wallet or purse with you or locked in a secure drawer or cabinet. Do not leave credit cards, checks or money on your desk where it is highly visible.
- Keep your wallet or purse with you or locked in a secure drawer or cabinet. Do not leave credit cards, checks or money on your desk where they are highly visible.
- Report all thefts, acts of vandalism, threats and any suspicious individual to the Capitol Police at 787-3199 (voice/TDD). Pennsylvania Capitol Police Suspect Description Form
- In the event you receive a terrorist threat or bomb threat at your work location, it is imperative for your safety and the safety of others that the police having jurisdiction for your area be contacted immediately.
Refer to the back of the Commonwealth Telephone Directory for Bomb Threat Instructions.
DO NOT IGNORE ANY THREAT OR SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY - TAKE EVERY THREAT SERIOUSLY.*
- If a suspicious package or item arrives in your office or is found in a stairwell or hallway contact the Capitol Police at 787-3199 (voice/TDD) or the police having jurisdiction for your area.*
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* Refer to Management Directive 720.3 for Guidelines for Preparing for, Responding to, and Reporting of Bombs, Bomb Threats, and Other Related Incidents and Terrorists Incidents.
Management Directives can be found on the Commonwealth intranet at http://www.oa.state.pa.us/oac/site/default.asp
- Become familiar with your building evacuation plan.
- Use stairwells when being evacuated.
- Do not use cell phones during an emergency evacuation
- Become familiar with your buildings surroundings.
- Office coffee funds, etc. should be locked in a secure drawer or cabinet.
- Do not bring valuable personal items into the office.
- When you are away from your desk, advise appropriate staff of your absence, and if possible, lock your office door to protect valuable equipment from theft.
- Before going home at the end of a workday, secure items such as lap top computers in a drawer or cabinet. Turn-off electrical appliances such as coffee pots. Lock all doors.
- When a repairperson arrives in your office to work on equipment, ask for company identification.
- When going to and from parking lots/garages, walk with a group or utilize the buddy system.
- Have your car keys ready for immediate entry into your vehicle.
- Keep your vehicle locked while it is parked and while you are driving.
- Do not keep packages, etc. visible while your car is parked.
- Always notify someone that you will be working late and give them a phone number where you can be reached.
- Always be observant when walking to your vehicle. If you fear for your safety, turn around and go back to a phone and call for help.
- The Capitol Police will provide an escort to your vehicle after normal work hours by calling them at 787-3199 (voice/TDD) at least one half hour before you are ready to depart your work site.
- Don't panic when you see the K-9 Unit is in your building. The K-9 Unit makes routine patrols throughout the Capitol Complex and outlying buildings to insure the safety of those that it protects. Their presence does not necessarily mean that there is a bomb scare.
- The dogs are friendly, however, do not attempt to pet, feed, and gesture or call the dogs. They are working dogs and should not be distracted.
- While the K-9 handler is more than happy to answer questions about the dog, please do not distract the handler when he is "working" the dog.
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