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Academic ExcellenceEmergency Preparedness and Management
Public Safety Emergency
- 617-333-2222
- pubsaf@curry.edu
- 940 Brush Hill Road
To report suspicious activity or an emergency situation, please call the Anonymous Tip Line at 617-391-5280 or the Emergency Line at 617-333-2222 (ext. 2222 on campus).
Curry College is committed to the best practices in providing a safe and secure learning and living environment on our campus. Like many colleges throughout the nation, Curry College has developed emergency preparedness plans to provide for the safety of our community in the event of an emergency.
Curry College has a designated Emergency Response Group. In a crises scenario, the Emergency Response Group will convene to gather information on the situation at hand and communicate appropriate messages to appropriate audiences. Current emergency communication protocols include postings on this website, MyCurry Portal, email, voice mail, and text messaging via the Emergency Alert System. In addition, messages may also be received through recorded messages on the College's hotline at 617-333-2075, as well as local radio, and television announcements, and in-person communication. Lastly, emergency alerts and information may be broadcast via the Emergency Siren and Public Announcement System installed on the Milton Campus.
At Curry College, we believe Public Safety is everyone's business. The Department of Public Safety regularly performs safety seminars on campus and we practice and encourage community involvement in all aspects of safety on campus. There are 45 emergency telephones currently on campus which immediately alert our dispatch and identify the caller's location.
The mission of the Department of Public Safety is to provide a safe and secure living and learning environment for our entire community. The department operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year and consists of a Chief/Director, 12 full-time sworn police officers, three non sworn officers, one part-time non sworn officer, one dispatcher, and and an Administrative Assistant. Officers sworn as Special State Police Officers (SSPOs) have received Police Academy training and continue their training through in-service programs. Additionally all officers receive annual First Responder refresher training. All sworn officers have received National Incident Management System (NIMS) and Incident Command System training offered by the Department of Homeland Security and the entire department has been trained in basic incident command.
Additionally, the department has a close relationship with the Milton and State Police Departments, who would be immediately contacted to assist in the event of an emergency. Curry College is an active member of the (LEPC) Local Emergency Planning Committee. This is a town wide group of such organizations as Milton Police & Fire, Milton Board of Health, Milton Hospital, Civil Defense, Milton Public Schools, and Milton Academy. These groups assist each other in any and all emergencies that happen in the town of Milton.
Curry College has been and will continue to evaluate our existing plans to ensure that our approach to emergency planning and emergency response is comprehensive. Though no institution is invulnerable to safety threats, our Emergency Preparedness Plans strive to make us as prepared and responsive as possible. While we hope that they will never need real-life implementation, we will continue to assess and improve our plans following national best practices in order to keep the safety and well-being of our community a top priority.
Curry College has taken measures to provide for your safety in the event of an emergency.
All students, faculty and staff are automatically enrolled in our Emergency Alert System (EAS), which transmits College communication in the case of an emergency. Our EAS has initially been populated with basic contact information from the Curry Web Information System (CWIS). Your Curry email address and one phone number are required for our EAS. You are able to opt-in or opt-out of any other personal contact points to the system. You may store additional numbers for voice messages, one number for a text message, and two email addresses for email alerts.
It is the responsibility of all students, faculty and staff to update personal information on a regular basis. Contact information can be updated by students, faculty and staff directly in the CWIS through the myCurry web portal. Once logged into the portal, simply click on 'CWIS', click on the 'Personal Information' tab or link, and click on the 'Change Emergency Preferences' link.
Where Can I find Emergency Closing Information and Updates?
In the case of an emergency closing of either Curry College campus (Milton or Plymouth), College officials will provide regular updates, posted on www.curry.edu, the College's Institutional Facebook page and Twitter stream @curryedu, and on the myCurry portal.
View more at Emergency Closing Information.
In an emergency situation, please follow these procedures...