2015 UC San Diego Annual Fire Safety Report Table of Contents

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1 2015 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Table of Contents Overview UC San Diego Annual Security Report... 2 On-Campus Student Housing Facility Safety Systems... 2 Evacuation Policies and Procedures... 3 Policies Related to Smoking, Portable Electrical Devices and Open Flames in On-Campus Student Housing Facilities... 6 Safety Education and Training... 7 Plans for Future Improvements in Safety... 8 Reporting s for Annual Statistics... 8 Appendix A (fire protection systems and 2014 fire drills for each UC San Diego on-campus student housing facility)... 9 Appendix B (fire statistics for three most recent calendar years)... 36

2 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report 2015 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Overview The Higher Education Opportunity Act (Public Law ) ( Act ) became law in August, It requires all academic institutions with on-campus student housing facilities to produce an Annual Safety Report outlining fire safety practices, standards, and fire statistics for oncampus student housing facilities for the three most recent calendar years. The following report details all information required by law as it relates to UC San Diego. In conformance with the Act, the report is available at A paper copy of the 2015 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report is also available upon request. Please contact the UC San Diego Marshal at (858) UC San Diego maintains a Log of fires occurring in on-campus student housing facilities for the most recent 60-day period (minimum), and this log is open for public inspection. Any portion of the log older than 60 days shall be made available for inspection within two business days of a request from the public. If you have any questions relating to the 2015 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report, please contact: Chuck Strickland, Campus Marshal (858) Office cestrickland@ucsd.edu Garry Mac Pherson, Associate Vice Chancellor, Environmental and Building Services (858) Office gmacpherson@ucsd.edu 2015 UC San Diego Annual Security Report The 2015 UC San Diego Annual Security Report is prepared by the UC San Diego Police Department, in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Crime Statistics Act, and is intended to disseminate important information relating to crimes and crime prevention to the University community. The 2015 UC San Diego Annual Security Report may be directly accessed at A paper copy may be obtained by contacting the UC San Diego Police Department at (858) On-Campus Student Housing Facility Safety Systems Many of UC San Diego s on-campus student housing facilities units have built-in fire suppression systems. These fire sprinkler systems are equipped with water flow and valve tamper switches monitored by a Alarm Control Panel (FACP) in the building where they are located, as well as a constantly attended, remote location on campus. There are also built in fire detection systems in every on-campus student housing facility that include 2

3 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report photo electric smoke detectors located in rooms, hallways, as well as smoke/heat detectors in mechanical rooms, custodial closets and lounges. detection systems exist to provide early warning and the opportunity to safely evacuate the building should it be necessary. Every building designated as an on-campus student housing facility has an early detection and warning system consisting of fire alarm pull stations, audible and visual alarms, and in many cases a fire sprinkler system. All fire alarms in residential housing are tested regularly and per the requirements of the National Protection Association (NFPA), Pamphlet 72. Please see Appendix A which details the fire protection systems and number of fire drills in 2014 for each UC San Diego on-campus student housing facility. Residents are encouraged to report mechanical problems that might arise with the equipment to the Resident Advisors who then report the necessary information to the preidentified Housing, Dining and Hospitality (HDH) representative. Evacuation Policies and Procedures If a resident discovers a fire in an on-campus student housing facility, he/she is directed to activate a pull alarm, which initiates an audible alarm to notify building occupants and/or the fire department; evacuate the building to the designated assembly area; and to contact the UC San Diego Police by cell phone at (858) 534-HELP (4357) or from a land line utilizing the system. Each building has posted evacuation route maps for residents to follow. Safety Emergency Guidelines are posted in the UC San Diego Emergency Guide. Please visit our emergency preparedness webpage at: General Policies and Procedures Actions to Take in the Event of a If you can control the fire without personal danger, take action with available firefighting equipment. If not, leave the area and report the fire immediately. Activate a local alarm station which will cause the alarm to sound. This action will also send an automatic notification alarm to the UC San Diego Police Dispatcher who will respond with an officer to assist. Never allow the fire to come between you and an exit. Remove all persons from the area of danger. Close, but do not lock, doors behind you to help confine the fire. Response to an Audible Alarm If an audible fire alarm sounds, evacuate the building immediately through the nearest door with an exit sign. Wear closed-toe shoes, and take your keys and ID with you. Do not use the elevator; however, do utilize the nearest safe stairway. If requested, accompany and assist persons with disabilities who appear to need assistance. Touch closed doors before opening. If the surface is hot, do not open use another exit route. Close, but do not lock, all doors as you leave. Walk, do not run. 3

4 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Report to your designated assembly area. Stay in your designated outdoor assembly area for a head count. Report any missing individuals and last known locations to emergency responders. Notify emergency responders about sensitive research, operating equipment, animals left in buildings, etc. Wait for instructions from emergency responders. Remain outside at your designated assembly area. Do not block the access of police, fire fighters, or University staff to the building. Do not reenter the building until authorized to do so by an appropriate authority (police, fire department, etc.). Learn about your emergency exit routes now. Check the emergency evacuation plan posted in your building. Find the outside assembly area for your unit. It is mandatory that all residents evacuate if a fire alarm is activated. Other policies, procedures and guidelines as listed below are available at Extinguisher Training Frequently asked Questions about Sprinklers Electrical Safety Requirements Corridor Requirements Site Specific Policies and Procedures Associated Residential Community Housing (ARCH) (includes Coast, Mesa Residential, One Miramar Street, Rita Atkinson Residences and the Single Graduate Apartments) Each apartment is equipped with a smoke detector. When active, the smoke detector alarm will sound in the apartment, and in most ARCH communities, at the UC San Diego Police station. If your smoke detector is activated, please notify the UC San Diego Police of the reason. It is a criminal offense to disconnect or otherwise impair the function of this device. Inform the office immediately of any defect, malfunction, or failure of such detector(s). Handoperated alarms (fire alarm pull stations) are located outside in the entryway or stairwell. If one of these alarms goes off, it sets the entire building into alarm, and all residents must vacate the building immediately. Coast residents should report to Building Rita Atkinson residents should report to Parking Lot P604. Single Graduate Apartment residents should report to Parking Lot P506. Mesa and One Miramar Street residents should report to Building The fire department and/or the UC San Diego Police will respond, evaluate the situation, and reset the central alarm system. Do not return to your apartment until it is declared safe by the fire department or UC San Diego Police. Marshall College Housing and Sixth College Housing During an evacuation, move at least 25 feet from the building. extinguishers are located 4

5 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report outside each residence hall s suite door and in the apartment quads. You should familiarize yourself with the locations of the fire extinguishers for use in the event of an emergency. Muir College Housing If a fire alarm sounds, exit the building and assemble on the lawn in the quad, or if instructed, proceed to Muir field. Do not attempt to re-enter the building until the alarm is turned off and a residential life staff member gives you the signal to re-enter the building. If you find yourself locked out, the Muir Residential Life Office or the HA on duty will do lockouts for fifteen minutes after the alarm is turned off. There is no charge for these lockouts. For your safety, it is a violation of regulations to remain in a building while a fire alarm is sounding. Generally, all rooms will be checked by the Muir residential life staff. However, for the safety of the staff, that may not always occur. Therefore, you must always evacuate the building on your own as soon as you hear the alarm. The alarm will not be turned off until the San Diego Department is satisfied that the problem has been resolved. extinguishers are located in the main hallways of all floors in Tenaya and Tioga s, and on the exterior corridors in the apartments. You should familiarize yourself with the locations of the fire extinguishers in the event of an emergency. For the fire protection of all residents, the University fire marshal has mandated that all suite doors, stairwell doors, and laundry room doors in the residence halls are fire doors. Suite doors must remain locked at all times. The other doors must remain closed, though not necessarily locked, at all times. Careless or improper use of appliances or other materials which present a direct threat of fire, or which may ignite a fire, is prohibited. Also prohibited are open flames, the use of incense, fireworks, and such acts as torching bulletin boards, setting fires in trashcans, and pranks with flammable chemicals. Revelle College Housing If a fire alarm sounds, exit the building and assemble at Revelle Plaza. extinguishers are located outside each residence hall s suite door and in the apartment quads. You should familiarize yourself with the locations of the fire extinguishers for use in the event of an emergency. The Village Housing Village East: If a fire alarm sounds, exit the building and assemble at Parking Lot P357, east of the Village East Driveway. Village West: If a fire alarm sounds, exit the building and assemble at the area south of Village West Building 3 by The Wedge. extinguishers are located in the hallways of the Towers, two at each floor, and at the exterior walkways of the Lowers, two at each level. 5

6 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Warren College Housing If a fire alarm sounds, exit the building and assemble at Parking Lot 502. extinguishers are located in fire hose cabinets in every building on every floor. Policies Related to Smoking, Portable Electrical Devices and Open Flames in On-Campus Student Housing Facilities General Policies Smoking: As a matter of policy, UC San Diego endeavors to maintain a safe and healthful environment. As an institution committed to providing a safe and healthful environment and in compliance with California State law, smoking is prohibited in all UC San Diego facilities and property. Electrical Safety Guidelines: Residents of on-campus residential housing must comply with the published electrical safety guidelines posted on UC San Diego s Blink Intranet. This policy addresses the use of multiple outlet adapters, power strips, and overloading wall outlets with electric appliances. Barbeques: Charcoal barbeques are not permitted throughout residential on-campus housing areas. Site Specific Policies Relating to Portable Electrical Devices and Open Flames Associated Residential Community Housing (ARCH) (includes Coast, Mesa Residential (Mesa), One Miramar Street (OMS), Rita Atkinson Residences (RAR) and the Single Graduate Apartments (SGA)). Charcoal barbecues are prohibited in all UC San Diego facilities. Barbecues and cooking devices may be used when these use and storage requirements are met: 1. Do not leave lit barbecues unattended. 2. Do not use barbecues above the ground floor of facilities. 3. Operate barbecues at least 10 feet away from buildings and any combustible materials. 4. Do not store barbecues or fuel: Inside living spaces, on balconies or above ground patios. 5. Close LP or CNG (compressed natural gas) cylinder tank valves when not in use to prevent gas discharge or leaks. 6. Use only barbecues that operate with: *LPG (liquefied petroleum gas, or propane) *A UL-- listed gas regulator *Burners in good working condition Coast, Mesa, and OMS: Please contact the office for information on where to store barbecues and fuel. These items cannot be stored in the apartments, on balconies/patios, or in storage areas. Rita: A community barbeque area is available for resident use. Please follow posted guidelines and regulations. Barbecues and fuel cannot be stored in the apartments, on 6

7 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report balconies/patios, or in storage areas. SGA: Barbecues and fuel cannot be stored in the apartments, on balconies/patios, or in storage areas. Refrigerators and other appliances are not permitted. Candles are prohibited. Eleanor Roosevelt College, Marshall College, Muir College, Revelle College, Sixth College, The Village and Warren College Policies 1. Appliances: Every electrical appliance must be UL-listed and may only be used within the limitations of that listing. Any appliance not specifically listed for use where exposed to the outside elements is prohibited on an outdoor balcony or patio. In addition, flexible wiring (i.e., wiring not in a conduit) shall not be extended through walls, ceilings, floors, under doors or floor coverings, or be subject to environmental or physical damage. Wiring, including but not limited to telephone, cable, or computer wiring, from apartment to apartment or from room to room is prohibited. All appliances (e.g., cooking, portable heaters) with exposed heating elements are prohibited. Microwaves must be 750 watts or less and refrigerators must be 5.0 cubic feet or less. Heat producing cooking appliances (e.g., toasters, electric grills, water boilers, coffee makers, rice cookers, etc.) must be used in kitchen areas only. Burned food may activate the building fire alarm and the resident responsible may be financially responsible for the costs of the response to the alarm, including fire suppression. 2. Open Flames: Use of candles, charcoal grills, incense, tiki torches, or any other open flames are prohibited in or around the residential facilities. Propane gas and charcoal for BBQs may not be stored in or around any residential facility. Gas BBQs may be used 25 feet away from all residential buildings. Muir: With permission from your House Advisors and completion of the form they give you, residents may have lit birthday candles on a cake and observe religious holidays where candles are a necessary part of the observance for a short period of time. Residents must remain with these candles until they are extinguished. Safety Education and Training All students who occupy an on-campus student housing facility receive instruction on how to evacuate a building when a fire alarm is activated and participate in an exercise assuring their understanding of this process. Residents are familiarized with the maps when they move into the housing unit and each year thereafter while they continue to reside in on-campus student housing. All Resident Assistants (R.A. s) receive annual training on how to use fire extinguishers on small fires in addition to conducting an orderly evacuation. If a fire occurs, residents are instructed to evacuate the building immediately through the nearest door with an exit sign and to proceed to their designated assembly area. They are to remain at the designated assembly area until emergency responders give authorization to return. Emergency First Responder Training: The first responders and public safety agency that is responsible for responding to emergency incidents on the UC San Diego campus, is the City of San Diego Department of and Life Safety. As a result, they frequently train and 7

8 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report familiarize their personnel with the physical layout of the University. This effort allows them to become familiar with the buildings construction and design, chemical inventory of labs, and the campus personnel who work in these facilities. In addition, the University personnel who respond to hazardous material incidents work carefully with other regional hazardous material response teams to better prepare them for a unified approach on larger emergency incidents which require both teams to work collaboratively. Plans for Future Improvements in Safety Future plans for improving fire safety will be concentrated in two areas: Plans include improvements in record-keeping of routinely required testing, service, and maintenance of fire hydrants, fire sprinkler systems, and fire alarm systems. A contract has been awarded for the annual testing and maintenance of fire sprinkler systems, standpipes and fire pumps. Contracts have also been awarded for testing and maintenance of fire alarms and fire hydrants. The campus alarm system and how alarms are received is currently in the process of being upgraded and modernized. When and where possible, improvements in the area of fire prevention education will be provided, including ongoing training of students, faculty, and staff in the safe use of fire extinguishers. The second area of concentration will be the continuation of a multi-year plan for installing fire protection (fire sprinkler) systems in all residential housing facilities currently not so protected. The goal within the near future will be to have 100% of on-campus residential housing protected by updated fire alarm and full-coverage fire sprinkler systems. This is an on-going multi-year plan to improve overall fire safety on campus. Reporting s for Annual Statistics Per federal law, UC San Diego is required to annually disclose statistical data on all fires that occur in on-campus student housing facilities. Listed below are the non-emergency numbers to call to report fires that have already been extinguished in on-campus student housing facilities. These are fires for which you are unsure whether the UC San Diego Department may already be aware. If you find evidence of such a fire or if you hear about such a fire, please contact the campus Marshal at (858) When calling, please provide as much information as possible about the location, date, time and cause of the fire. Please see Appendix B for fire statistics for UC San Diego s on-campus student housing facilities for the three most recent calendar years. 8

9 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Appendix A protection systems and number of fire drills in 2014 for each UC San Diego on-campus student housing facility 9

10 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Address Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System 1 Smoke Extinguisher Detection Devices Coast Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 La Jolla Shores Drive, La Jolla, CA x x x x 0 La Jolla Shores Drive, La Jolla, CA x x x x 0 La Jolla Shores Drive, La Jolla, CA x x x x 0 La Jolla Shores Drive, La Jolla, CA x x x x 0 La Jolla Shores Drive, La Jolla, CA x x x x 0 1 Full sprinkler system means all portions of the building are protected by fire sprinklers. 10

11 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Address Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in La Jolla Shores Drive, La Jolla, CA x x x x 0 La Jolla Shores Drive, La Jolla, CA x x x x 0 La Jolla Shores Drive, La Jolla, CA x x x x 0 La Jolla Shores Drive, La Jolla, CA x x x x 0 La Jolla Shores Drive, La Jolla, CA x x x x 0 La Jolla Shores Drive, La Jolla, CA x x x x 0 11

12 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Address Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Eleanor Roosevelt College (ERC) Apartments Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 Asante Cuzco Earth North Earth South Geneva Kathmandu Mesa Verde 12

13 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Address Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 Middle East Oceania Africa Asia Europe Latin America North America Eleanor Roosevelt College (ERC) Residence s 13

14 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location A B C D E F G H Address Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Extinguisher Detection Devices Marshall Lower Apartments Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 Marshall Upper Apartments 14

15 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location J K L M N O P Q R Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 Address Marshall Residence s 15

16 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location S T U V A B C D E Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 Address Matthews 16

17 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Extinguisher Evacuation Plans & Placards Smoke Address Detection Devices Central Mesa Evacuation Drills Held in

18 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 Address 18

19 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 Address North Mesa 19

20 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 Address 20

21 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 Address 21

22 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 Address South Mesa 22

23 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 Address 23

24 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 Address 24

25 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Address Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in West Mesa 25

26 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Tamarack Tenaya Tioga Tuolumne Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Extinguisher Evacuation Plans & Placards Smoke Address Detection Devices Muir Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 La Jolla, CA x x x x 1 One Miramar St. Bldg 1 Bldg 2 Bldg 3 26

27 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Address Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 Bldg 4 Argo Atlantis Beagle Blake Challenger Discovery Galathea Revelle Residence s La Jolla, CA x x x x 1 27

28 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Meteor 1 Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 Address Revelle (Keeling Apts) 2 3 Rita Atkinson 100 Rita Atkinson Sixth College Apartments La Jolla, CA x x x x x 1 28

29 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Address Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in

30 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Address Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in

31 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Address Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in A B C D E Sixth College Residence s 31

32 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location F G H 1 (Village East Tower) Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 Address Village East La Jolla, CA x x x x x 1 32

33 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Address Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Extinguisher Detection Devices Village West Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in (Village West Tower)

34 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location 8 Black Brennan Douglas Goldberg Frankfurter Harlan Stewart Address Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Evacuation Drills Held in 2014 Warren Apartments La Jolla, CA x x x x 1 La Jolla, CA x x x x 1 La Jolla, CA x x x x 1 La Jolla, CA x x x x 1 Warren Residence s 34

35 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Location Bates Brown Address Alarm Monitoring Done On Site (by UPD) Full Sprinkler System Smoke Detection Extinguisher Devices Evacuation Plans & Placards Single Graduate Apartments at Warren Evacuation Drills Held in

36 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Appendix B UC San Diego Statistics for Three Most Recent Calendar Years 36

37 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report 2014 Name of facility Coast ERC Asante ERC Cuzco ERC Earth North ERC Earth South ERC Geneva ERC Kathmandu ERC Mesa Verde ERC Middle East Street address Total fires in each building La Jolla Shores Dr., La Jolla, CA 1 1 # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility deaths related to fire Value of property damage caused by the fire Unintentional - stove fire 1 0 $100- $999 La Jolla, C 0 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 37

38 Name of facility ERC Oceania ERC Africa Street address ERC Asia ERC Europe ERC Latin America ERC North America Marshall Lower Marshall Upper Marshall Residence s Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility UC San Diego Annual Safety Report deaths related to fire Matthews Value of property damage caused by the fire 38

39 Name of facility Central Mesa North Mesa South Mesa Street address West Mesa Muir Tamarack Muir Tenaya Muir Tioga Muir Tuolomne One Miramar St. Revelle Argo Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility UC San Diego Annual Safety Report deaths related to fire La Jolla, CA 1 1 Unintentional - electrical fire 0 0 Value of property damage caused by the fire $500,000- $999,999 Unintentional- fire in trash La Jolla, CA 1 1 chute 0 0 $

40 Name of facility Revelle Atlantis Revelle Beagle Revelle Blake Revelle Challenger Revelle Discovery Revelle Galathea Revelle Meteor Revelle Keeling Street address Rita Atkinson Sixth College Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility UC San Diego Annual Safety Report deaths related to fire Value of property damage caused by the fire 40

41 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Name of facility Sixth College Residence Village East Village West Warren Black Warren Brennan Warren Douglas Warren Goldberg Warren Frankfurter Warren Harlan Warren Stewart Street address Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility deaths related to fire La Jolla, CA 1 1 Unintentionalfire in trash 0 0 Value of property damage caused by the fire $1,000 - $9,999 41

42 Name of facility Street address Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility UC San Diego Annual Safety Report deaths related to fire Bates Brown Value of property damage caused by the fire 42

43 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report 2013 Name of facility Coast ERC Asante ERC Cuzco ERC Earth North ERC Earth South ERC Geneva ERC Kathmandu ERC Mesa Verde ERC Middle East Street address Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility deaths related to fire La Jolla Shores Dr., La Jolla, CA 1 1 Value of property damage caused by the fire Unintentional oven fire 0 0 $100-$999 43

44 Name of facility ERC Oceania ERC Africa Street address ERC Asia ERC Europe ERC Latin America ERC North America Marshall Lower Marshall Upper Marshall Residence s Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility UC San Diego Annual Safety Report deaths related to fire Matthews Value of property damage caused by the fire 44

45 Name of facility Central Mesa North Mesa South Mesa Street address West Mesa Muir Tamarack Muir Tenaya Muir Tioga Muir Tuolomne One Miramar St. Revelle Argo Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility UC San Diego Annual Safety Report deaths related to fire Value of property damage caused by the fire 45

46 Name of facility Revelle Atlantis Revelle Beagle Revelle Blake Revelle Challenger Revelle Discovery Revelle Galathea Revelle Meteor Revelle Keeling Street address Rita Atkinson Sixth College Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility UC San Diego Annual Safety Report deaths related to fire Value of property damage caused by the fire 46

47 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Name of facility Sixth College Residence Village East Village West Warren Black Warren Brennan Warren Douglas Warren Goldberg Warren Frankfurter Warren Harlan Warren Stewart Street address Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility deaths related to fire Value of property damage caused by the fire 47

48 Name of facility Street address Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility UC San Diego Annual Safety Report deaths related to fire Bates Brown Value of property damage caused by the fire 48

49 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report 2012 Name of facility Coast ERC Asante ERC Cuzco ERC Earth North ERC Earth South ERC Geneva ERC Kathmandu ERC Mesa Verde ERC Middle East Street address Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility deaths related to fire La Jolla Shores Dr., Value of property damage caused by the fire 49

50 Name of facility ERC Oceania ERC Africa Street address ERC Asia ERC Europe ERC Latin America ERC North America Marshall Lower Marshall Upper Marshall Residence s Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility UC San Diego Annual Safety Report deaths related to fire La Jolla, CA 1 1 Value of property damage caused by the fire Unintentional electrical fire 0 0 $100-$999 Matthews 50

51 Name of facility Central Mesa North Mesa South Mesa Street address West Mesa Muir Tamarack Muir Tenaya Muir Tioga Muir Tuolomne One Miramar St. Revelle Argo Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility UC San Diego Annual Safety Report deaths related to fire Value of property damage caused by the fire Unintentional stove fire 0 0 $10,000-$24,999 La Jolla, CA

52 Name of facility Revelle Atlantis Revelle Beagle Revelle Blake Revelle Challenger Revelle Discovery Revelle Galathea Revelle Meteor Revelle Keeling Street address Rita Atkinson Sixth College Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility UC San Diego Annual Safety Report deaths related to fire Value of property damage caused by the fire Unintentional stove fire 0 0 $ $249,999 La Jolla, CA

53 UC San Diego Annual Safety Report Name of facility Sixth College Residence Village East Village West Warren Black Warren Brennan Warren Douglas Warren Goldberg Warren Frankfurter Warren Harlan Warren Stewart Street address Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility deaths related to fire Value of property damage caused by the fire 53

54 Name of facility Street address Total fires in each building # Cause of fire injuries related to fire that required treatment at medical facility UC San Diego Annual Safety Report deaths related to fire Bates Brown Value of property damage caused by the fire 54