TTU Emergency: Classes canceled, offices closed Monday, Feb. 15

Emergency Numbers

In the case of an emergency, please dial 911

In case of inclement weather, the university has established a color-coded system to communicate with the campus community in case of a closure. The code is as follows:

Green: Open on regular schedule.
Yellow: Open on regular schedule, but students and employees should use their own judgment as to whether it is safe for them to travel to the campus. Students who choose not to attend class should contact their faculty members at the earliest opportunity and discuss making up any class assignments/exams missed. Employees will be charged leave according to policy.
Orange: No classes, but employees will report for work. Employees should use their own judgment as to whether it is safe for them to travel to the campus. Employees will be charged leave according to policy.
Red: The campus is closed except for emergency personnel. Emergency personnel include Campus Police, Facilities personnel, Dining Services personnel, Residential Life personnel and Health Services personnel.

As always, students and employees are encouraged to use caution and their own judgment as to whether it is safe to travel to campus.

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Cookeville, TN 38505
931-372- 3214

Ongoing Response and Update

In an emergency, call 911.
You can also use any outdoor Blue Light phone situated throughout campus.

Emergency News Updates

Sunday, February 14, 2021

Classes canceled, offices closed Monday, Feb. 15

6:16 PM

Due to the dangerous weather conditions in our area and the potential for power outages, all classes are canceled and all university offices will be closed on Monday, Feb. 15. Classes will be canceled instead of going online because of the predicted power disruptions,

All retail dining locations will be closed on Monday, Feb. 15. The Caf will be open with reduced hours serving brunch and dinner between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m.

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