What's New
- May 2012 Readiness Rules Bulletin is now available. Check out how to Fast Follow UGAAlert on Twitter and the Travel Safety Tips.
- Student Emergency Guidebooks will be made available to incoming UGA students during summer orientation.
- MyBEAP- a web based, online plan generator that creates a Building Emergency Action Plan
- UGAAlert Desktop Alerting
- Get Ready On-the-Go, an app for real time weather and hazards alerts for your location
Upcoming OSEP Classes & Programs Offered
Completing the BSSR MyBEAP
MyBEAP is an online Building Emergency Action Plan generator that makes creating an emergency plan for UGA buildings fast and easy.
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NEW - A web-based MyBEAP tutorial is now available to BSSRs. Click here to access the tutorial link (will be at the bottom on the screen).
- Click here for a listing of buildings that have completed their Building Emergency Action Plan.
- Click here for a listing of buildings that have started - but not completed- their Building Emergency Action Plan.
- Click here for more information about the MyBEAP
- Click here to complete your MyBEAP
If you need assistance or have questions about completing a MyBEAP for your building, please contact the Office of Security and Emergency Preparedness at osep@uga.edu or (706) 542-5845.
UGAAlert
The phone number reflected on your caller ID for voice phone calls will be 706-542-0111. You should program this number into your phone so it will immediately be recognized as an urgent call. The phone number 23177 will show up in your caller ID for sms text messages from UGAAlert.
The University of Georgia encourages all students, faculty and staff to update their emergency contact number(s) in UGAAlert, the University’s primary emergency notification system.
To view a one-minute, 50's style, Public Service Announcement for UGAAlert, click on "Be UGAAlert Video" below. Video was produced by Mark Jordan with UGA Enterprise Information Technology Services.
For UGAAlert FAQs, click here.
How Prepared are You for Emergencies?
Campus Emergency Preparedness Resources
The University of Georgia takes an “all hazards” approach to planning for various types of emergencies (natural disasters, chemical spills, shootings, etc.) that could impact the campus. read more...
Subscribe to the OSEP News Listserv
OSEP News Listserv provides timely campus emergency planning and preparedness issues. OSEP's departmental "Readiness Rules" bulletin is distributed via this listserv.




