PeaceHealth North Lockdown Update

PeaceHealth administration is keeping its campus on lockdown today (September 18) including PeaceHealth North. Security guards will circulate throughout the campus and may stop people at building entries.

PeaceHealth administration is keeping its campus on lockdown today (September 18) including PeaceHealth North. Security guards will circulate throughout the campus and may stop people at building entries.

UO employees will be allowed to enter with UO ID. PeaceHealth has asked UO visitors without UO ID to access PeaceHealth North through the emergency department or the parking structure.

PeaceHealth security and local police know the man they are looking for. The security measures on the PeaceHealth campus continue to be a choice to exercise caution by PeaceHealth administration, rather than at the direction of law enforcement. As always, employees and visitors are asked to be aware of their surroundings and report any suspicious activity.

Updates will be provided as they are received from PeaceHealth.

 

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PeaceHealth North LockDown

September 17, 2019 – 12:00 pm

PeaceHealth administration has placed the PeaceHealth North building in lockdown, after a man made a general threat about the University District hospital. Police are seeking the man, who is not known to have weapons but is known for past agitated behavior at the hospital. Police did not advise the lockdown, hospital administration elected to do so as a precautionary measure.

 

UOPD has placed a community service officer at PeaceHealth North to look after UO employees at the location; employees at PeaceHealth North may exit and re-enter the building with proper identification. As always, police encourage employees to be aware of their surroundings and report any suspicious activity.

Emergency Notification System Testing

September 10, 2019

A new emergency notification system is being tested at the EMU today until approximately 5:30. These are just tests. The emergency notification system will not be activated immediately. The system is being tested as part of its installation. More information will be provided to campus when the system is moved into operations.