US-MNLawsandSevereWeather.pptVIP

US-MN Laws and Severe Weather Summarized by: International Center Minnesota State University, Mankato Based on Campus Security Session By Matt Westermayer, Deputy Director of Public Safety Carol Jensen, Campus Security Representative Safety and Weather In Winter:? ?Snow/cold/ice ?? ??? Preparation: what kind of clothes you need, protection from cold, wind chill ? In Spring:???Tornado ?? ??? ??Mid-Western natural disaster case example Please visit the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) web site: /hazard/winter/ for FULL of valuable information. Tornado Alarm Case example: March 29, 1998 in St. Peter (Video Shown) March 29, 1998 in St. Peter Sources from /mpx/?n=1998mar29photographs Tornado Alarm Demonstration of tornado alarm Test given the first Wednesday of each month at 1 p.m. Tornado Alarm F1-F5 Ranks addressed Check the Tornado Shelter locations posted on buildings Tornado Alarm Safety Information on Campus /security Security Department Minnesota State University, Mankato 222 Wiecking Center Mankato, MN 56001 Telephone: 507-389-2111 from off-campus : press 2111 from on-campus-- a “person” will answer this phone number 24 hours a day, seven days a week?. Email: security@ Fax: 507-389-1596 ?ID Cards in MN State Driving, Alcohol and Cigarettes Valid ID Laws of MN State Driver’s License: MN Driver’s License (passport) Visit www.dps.state.mn.us/dvs /iso/forms/ Mankato Local Driver’s License Bureau Blue Earth County License Center 410 S. 5th. St. Mankato, MN Telephone: 507-304-4340 Fishing/Hunting – license required Also recommend to keep MNSU ID? Alcohol Drinking Alcohol Beverage age is Over 21 ? Zero Tolerance about alcohol policy in MN State Use public transportation and designated drivers Friday to Sunday : Midnight to 3am ?? ? from Downtown to MNSU campus housing No alcohol in Residential Hall ?Important Numbers 911 ??? al