Evacuation Planning Guide for Stadiums

B. Shelter In Place
This section provides an overview of the policy and guidance for decisions to
shelter-in-place stadium spectators and participants. It includes the decision
points and identifies recommendations for where to relocate all population
categories (named above) for all hazards (identified in Table 1).
• Insert the facility policy and additional information about the decision to
shelter in place. (Answer “who, what, where, when, why” for all
population categories, for all hazards, in all areas of the stadium.)
Reference: Evacuation Planning Guide for Stadiums, 3.1.4 Shelter in Place
C. Relocation
This section provides an overview of the policy and guidance for decisions to
relocate stadium spectators and participants. It includes the decision points
and identifies where to relocate the population categories (named above) for
all hazards (identified in Table 1).
• Insert the facility policy and additional information about the decision to
relocate spectators and participants. (Answer “who, what, where, when,
why” for all population categories, for all hazards, in all areas of the
stadium.)
Reference: Evacuation Planning Guide for Stadiums, 3.1.5 Relocation
VII.
(Insert name of Stadium) Evacuation, Sheltering in Place,
and Relocation Concept of Operations
A. Stadium Information
The decision to evacuate, shelter in place, or relocate from the each or all of
the areas within the stadium (i.e., Grandstand, Suites, Hospitality Area,
Parking Lot, Administration Area, Vendor Row, Concession Area, Field, or
___________ area), requires that the following considerations be taken into
account:
1. Number/Location of Gates
• List gates/entrances/exits and the plan for each gate/entrance/exit
depending on the need to relocate or evacuate the areas of the
stadium. Refer to scenarios listed in the (Insert name of Stadium)
Emergency Plan.
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