Not Quite Mason Ready? We Can Help You Prepare for Emergencies!

Mason Responds: Coronavirus Outbreak

To find current information on the evolving coronavirus outbreak and the actions the university is taking to mitigate the spread of the disease please click here.

Emergencies strike with little to no notice, so don’t hesitate – take a moment right now to get yourself Mason Ready! We’ve made it easy for you to find the resources you need to prepare yourself for emergency situations that may arise on campus. Simply select your audience type from the options below to get started!



Are you prepared for an emergency?

You're ready to ace your finals, but are you prepared for an emergency situation on campus or in the region? Click here to learn more!




Is your class or office Mason Ready?

Find out how to help prepare your students, colleagues, and yourself, for an emergency at George Mason University. Click here to learn more!



Planning a visit to Mason?

Be sure to add emergency preparedness to your itinerary. We have just what you need to be Mason Ready. Click here to learn more!

Need more help?

We understand this is a lot of information, and we’re always here to help clear up any confusion or other concerns. If in doubt, we encourage you to call University Police at 703-993-2810 or 911 from an on-campus phone for emergency situations. For questions or help with becoming Mason Ready, call (703-993-8448) or email or visit the Environmental Health and Safety Office website.

Emergency Guides & Plans

The Environmental Health and Safety Office has developed information on how to prepare and respond to emergencies that may occur on campus to include: building evacuation, severe weather, shelter-in-place procedures, on-campus violence, earthquakes, regional emergencies, and medical emergencies. Click here to learn how to respond to emergencies that may occur on campus.

Security Reports

The George Mason University Annual Security Report is prepared by University Police in cooperation with local law enforcement, local fire services, and the Environmental Health and Safety Office along with other campus security authorities. It includes three years of crime statistics as well as other information relevant to the security of George Mason University campuses. Visit the University Police website to view all available security reports.

Print Materials

Contact the Environmental Health and Safety Office to receive copies of:

  • Flipbooks: A pocket-sized resource that contains information on how to prepare for and respond to emergencies that may occur on campus.
  • Emergency Procedures Posters: Available in two sizes, these posters provide current best practices on how to respond to emergencies. A great resource for classrooms and common workspaces.