A bronze statue of Danielle Dawn Smalley stands in front of the Foundation offices

As an administrator or faculty member, knowledge and advance preparation are paramount to properly responding to potential emergencies. The following suggestions will help you become better prepared. <next>    Familiarize yourself,your faculty and staff,and students with nearby pipelines or facilities.   Note any pipeline markers in the area and have pipeline contact information available.   Incorporate these materials into your emergency preparedness plans.   Conduct disaster scenarios or tabletop exercises simulating a pipeline incident. FOR MORE INFORMATION, please visit the following web sites or contact the organizations found below. Pipeline Association for Public Awareness www.pipelineawareness.org Danielle Dawn Smalley Foundation www.smalleyfnd.org U.S. Department of Transportation- Pipeline Safety and Hazardous Materials Administration www.npms.phmsa.dot.gov Pipeline 101 www.pipeline101.org            Information for Schools   Pipelines for Pupils   Pipeline Necessity   Pipeline Markers   Pipeline Locations   Recognizing Leaks   Response Protocol   Call Before You Dig   Industry Safeguards   Advance Preparation   PAPA