Code Red
Arnold Emergency
The human playbook for Code Red, Code Blue, and everything around them. Campus horns run on Arnold Alert — this site is who does what. Published for real use; leadership sign-off and several fields still in progress.
Two tools
Section titled “Two tools”Know
Arnold Emergency
Procedures, roles, and training — the human playbook on this site.
DoArnold Alert
Bells, emergency codes, campus horns, and fobs — the campus system.
Crisis shortcuts
Section titled “Crisis shortcuts”Site map
Section titled “Site map”Everything on this site — status shows how complete each page is.
Usable · WIP · Draft · Reference · Template
Start here
- Quick referenceWIP
Printable card — assembly area still blank
- TerminologyReference
A–Z glossary; dotted green links site-wide
Emergency codes
- Codes overviewUsable
Red vs. Blue vs. all clear
- Code Red — EvacuateWIP
Procedure written; assembly area TBD
- Code Blue — LockdownUsable
Shelter in place steps
- All clearUsable
Who may end an active code
People & process
- Roles & responsibilitiesWIP
IC, nursery, pulpit — names not filled in
- Who may trigger a codeUsable
App, fob, 9090, PIN scopes
- Medical emergencyDraft
911 now; AED / policy TBD
- Communication checklistWIP
IC checklist; spokesperson TBD
- Training & drillsWIP
Schedule; owners TBD
- Post-incidentUsable
Debrief within 72 hours
- Leadership approvalWIP
Sign-off record — not signed
Arnold Alert (system)
- How Arnold Alert worksUsable
Mobile, desk, fobs, horns, 9090
- Campus audio referenceReference
Play Red, Blue, Green, bells
- Arm & standbyUsable
Armed vs. standby
- System limitsUsable
What horns do not do
- Naming guideReference
Arnold Alert vocabulary
Classrooms & publishing
- Room handout templateTemplate
Generate per-room PDFs
- Edit & publishReference
How to update this site
Terminology (A–Z)
Section titled “Terminology (A–Z)”40 terms — each has its own page under Terminology. Examples: Incident commander, Campus Horns, Alert Fobs, Medical emergency.
Next step for leadership: Approval → then fill Roles, Quick reference assembly area, and Medical emergency decisions.