at Colorado State University
Last Updated May 15, 2012
The Larimer County Department of Health and Environment have confirmed that three skunks in the city have tested positive to rabies, presenting a health risk to horses, domestic pets and potentially people. Two more skunks were confirmed to have rabies on Friday, one found in an area near the entrance to the Fort Collins Country Club, and the other approximately 2 miles due north of the first, along the foothills. [more information]
Call 491-SNOW (491-7669) to get the latest information about University operations during severe weather.
The Colorado State University homepage (www.colostate.edu) will be updated with emergency information as needed.
Systems on campus are used to communicate emergency information and critical updates to students, faculty and staff.
Local cable and broadcast stations may be interrupted with emergency notifications.
The CSU Emergency Text Alert System is used to send text alerts in the event of an emergency on the Fort Collins campus. The system is only used during a safety emergency or unexpected closing of the campus, such as a snow day. [more information]
The Larimer Emergency Telephone Authority allows you to receive alerts about emergencies and other important community news via your home, cell, or business phone, email, text messages, hearing impaired receiving devices, and more. [more information]
All campus calls to 911 are dispatched from our center. Reverse 911 allows the University to call all or specific land-based phones in a targeted area.