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The Office of Emergency Management and Access Control (EMAC) helps protect the university community by preparing for, responding to, and recovering from emergencies while managing secure access to campus facilities. Working in partnership with Public Safety and campus leaders, the office oversees emergency planning, drills, training, threat assessments, and continuity strategies to strengthen campus resilience. EMAC also manages building access control systems, university ID credentials, and related services through the Tiger Card Service Center.
Emergency Preparedness is Everyone’s Responsibility
Prepared for Every Challenge. Dedicated to Campus Resilience.
Emergencies can happen at any time and sometimes with little to no warning, and it’s important that all Trinity Tigers know what to do and how to stay informed before, during, and after a campus emergency. Trinity University has many resources to help keep you safe and prepared, and you are encouraged to explore and bookmark this site as part of your own personal preparedness.
Most importantly, we have a shared responsibility to help one another in times of crisis. Be Tiger Ready!
Safety Starts with Being Informed
Knowing Trinity’s police protection, emergency preparedness, and procedures helps students act quickly, stay calm, and make informed decisions. Confidence in campus safety resources supports independence, wellbeing, and success every day.
Safety
24-Hour Police Protection
Trinity University Police Department (TUPD) provides 24-hour police and security coverage for the University community 365 days a year.
Preparedness
Emergency Preparedness
The Crisis Management Team (CMT) is built using a foundation outlined in the National Incident Management System to ensure emergency preparedness.
Procedures
Emergency Procedures
Trinity University believes strongly in protecting the health, safety and welfare of its students, faculty and staff. To do so in emergencies requires quality procedures.
Communication
Emergency Notification Systems
Register for TrinAlert emergency notifications through Workday, and download the See Say app to discreetly report campus safety concerns, chat with security, and share your status with contacts.