SeminoleSafe

SeminoleSAFE is the social media outreach channel for Florida State University safety-related information. Uphold the Garnet & Gold!

SeminoleSAFE is a comprehensive education and outreach campaign intended to raise the culture of preparedness, health and safety at Florida State University. The Seminole SAFE brand is shared by a number of university departments and entities which all share a common goal to keep Florida State University a safe and healthy place for our students, faculty, staff and visitors.

•Situational awarenes

s, including weather forecasts, traffic advisories, and other adverse conditions.
•Recognition of various safety-related "holidays" (e.g. Hurricane Awareness Week).
•Hazard education, including instructional material about current hazards (e.g. flood safety).
•Cross-posts of information posted by other emergency related entities. Also, given the interactive nature of social media, users are encouraged to "Like", comment, and share posts on the SeminoleSAFE page. Florida State University welcomes open conversation and thoughtful discussion among visitors of the page. However, the University is not responsible for the comments, contributions, postings and repostings made by visitors to the page. Florida State University reserves the right (but assumes no obligation) to remove comments perceived as racist, sexist, abusive, spam, violent, or anything of an inappropriate or offensive nature. Posting messages, videos and pictures selling products or promoting commercial, political or other ventures is prohibited. The comments, images and videos posted on this page do not necessarily reflect the opinions and policies of Florida State University. The University asks that visitors making comments or posting on the page remain respectful of the other visitors of the page. Respect our diversity (http://uphold.fsu.edu/). All Seminoles have committed to abide by the Seminole Creed (http://srr.fsu.edu/creed.html). Students are bound by the Student Conduct Code (http://srr.fsu.edu/conduct_code.html) and subject to discipline for violations. All comments are subject to Facebook’s Terms of Use and Code of Conduct.

Photos from US National Weather Service Tallahassee Florida's post

07/10/2025

07/10/2025

📢National Weather Service meteorologists in Florida offices will be hosting a FREE virtual tropical training week for the public July 21st- 24th, 2025.

Day 1 - Seasonal Readiness
Day 2- Gearing Up
Day 3- Sheltering
Day 4- Post-Storm

🌀Learn more about the training & register now at https://www.weather.gov/jax/FloridaTropicalTrainingWeek2025

Even if you reside in our Alabama/Georgia counties, consider attending! A lot of this information will still be useful to our inland residents.

07/07/2025

📢 Starting next month, key disaster prep items are permanently sales tax exempt in Florida!

Stock up on batteries, generators, tarps & more for this hurricane season.

To build your disaster supply kit, visit
FloridaDisaster.org/Kit.

07/07/2025

Interested in emergency preparedness training? Learn how to be SeminoleSAFE today, using FSU's self-paced SPEAR Training!
Seminole Prepared: Emergency and Response (SPEAR) training is a virtual resource for all students, faculty, and staff.
Check it out by clicking the link in our bio or going to emergency.fsu.edu.

07/07/2025

Two weeks away! 💻Free virtual trainings hosted by the National Weather Service (NWS).
🌦Learn how storms develop, how to use NWS updates and resources to track storms in your area.

07/04/2025

Tips from our partners on how to stay safe while celebrating today. Happy Independence Day! 🎆

06/26/2025

Hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30. & many university students may be preparing on their own for the first time!

Students should:
🚨Stay informed
📜
🎒Build a disaster supply kit
🚗Have an evacuation plan

Find more info at ➡️ http://FloridaDisaster.org/University

06/23/2025

⛈🌩⚡️This week is National Lightning Safety Awareness! Here's a look at the topics that will be covered throughout the week. ⚡️🌩⛈

06/23/2025

☀️Today is the Summer Solstice, the official start of summer & the longest day of the year!

As temperatures rise, remember to:
🏠Stay indoors during peak heat
🩳Wear light, loose clothing
💧Drink plenty of water

To learn more about heat safety visit:
FloridaDisaster.org/Hazards/Heat-Wave

Photos from FSU Division of Student Affairs's post

06/23/2025

‘Welcome FSU’ offers summer events and activities for new and returning students New and returning students can connect and get to know Florida State University this summer through “Welcome FSU,” a series of engaging events that kick

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