Stay Connected During Emergencies

Being safe means being informed. So remember to use these easy ways to learn instantly about closings and other emergencies on and around campus.

Sign up for Emergency Alerts via up-to-the-minute text and voice messages. Also use the St. John’s Web site, campus “e-boards,” public address system and emergency phone numbers — all parts of our Emergency Response Plan to help keep you informed and safe in emergencies. 

Enroll In Emergency Notification System
Instant voice and text messages alert you to closings and other weather-related emergencies. To enroll: 

• Log on to UIS or St. John’s Central
• Go to “Personal Information” and “Update Your Emergency Information for Instant Messaging System”
• Enter the phone number (cell or off-campus wired phone) you wish to receive the emergency alert
• Start with your area code and omit hyphens
• We cannot accept numbers starting with (718) 990; (718) 390; (212) 277; (212) 284 or (631) 218.

Web Site and E-Boards
Visit these links:
St. John's Web site and www.stjohns.edu/safety
St. John’s Central
St. John’s E-mail System

Public “e-boards” keep you informed on campus:
• Queens

Montgoris Hall, Marillac Cafeteria, Seattle’s Best Café (Library), D’Angelo Center, Carnesecca Arena

• Staten Island

DaSilva Academic Center

Public address speakers are located in classrooms and common areas on the Queens, Staten Island and Manhattan campuses.

Emergency Contact Numbers
On campus, you also can receive the latest emergency information via Audix, the University’s voice mail system. Off campus, call these numbers:

• Closure and Emergency Information:
  1 (888) STJ-2499
 [1 (888) 785-2499]

Queens

(718) 990-5252
  
Manhattan

(212) 277-5155
Staten Island

(718) 390-4487
Oakdale

(718) 374-1435

 

 Information about emergencies in our surrounding communities is available thanks to Public Safety’s close working relationship with the NYPD, FDNY and Office of Emergency Management. To learn more about St. John’s Emergency Preparedness Plan, visit us online at www.stjohns.edu/safety.