As a result of the fires at Seaton Hall University in January of 2000 legislation was drafted in New York State to enact mandatory reporting for all Universities in New York State on any campus living quarters. The right to know bill would have required that each University provide information to the public on any injuries, loss of life and loss of property that were a result of a fire related incident within campus owned living quarters. Although the bill was defeated we feel the spirit in which the bill was conceived to be general good practice. What you will find here are the statistics for the last three years for any campus dwelling.
This section contains general information on the building:
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Fire Alarm Systems: this section shows the date of our last system test and a general description of the type of smoke or heat detector used in the hallways and the rooms of the building. Note that each room will contain a smoke detector but not a heat detector.
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Sprinkler Systems: This section shows the date of the last system test and the coverage for hallways and rooms.
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Evacuation Drills: This section reports on when fire dills were held for the building over the last three years. Where a 'D' is shown indicates a drill was performed while the 'FA' indicates that an alarm was sounded and responded to.
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Fire Related Incidents (July 2002 - December 2004): Finally, this section shows date and cause for each alarm sounded. This section also indicates any injuries, loss of life or loss of properties that were a direct result of the incident.
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