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MIT Emergency Management retweeted
Campus is back in action, and it’s great to see everyone back.
We enjoyed connecting with graduate students at the Grad Resource Fair and spending time with community members at the Kendall/MIT Open Space during the Midday Music & Bike Tune Up event.
RT @MassEMA: The @NWSBoston is forecasting heavy showers and thunderstorms throughout much of Massachusetts on Monday, possibly causing str…
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
If you see something that doesn't seem right, call us right away.
When in doubt, give us a call. We'd much rather respond and find everything is okay than miss the opportunity to help.
To reach us 24/7, call 617-253-1212 or dial 100 from any campus phone.
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
[Extreme Heat Warning Wed-Sat] An Extreme Heat Warning has been issued for most of southern New England except the Berkshires and south coast...where the Extreme Heat Watch continues. Dangerous heat indices of 98 to 112 degrees are expected with the peak of it Thu into Fri.
ALT Map showing an Extreme Heat Warning for all of southern New England except a watch continues for the Berkshires and south coast. The Extreme Heat Warnings and Watches are in effect from 10 AM Wednesday through 8 PM Saturday.
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
As National CPR & AED Awareness Week comes to a close, take a moment to learn where the nearest AED is located on campus. View AED locations across MIT: arcg.is/Gi45T2 or scan the QR code.
In an emergency, call MIT Police at 617-253-1212 or dial 100 from a campus phone.
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
This week is National EMS Week. It is celebrated each year to recognize the dedicated EMS professionals who care for our community every day.
We’re grateful for our partners at Professional Ambulance and MIT EMS and thank them for all they do for the MIT community and beyond.
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
LOOKING TO ID an unknown male who entered NW86 (70 Pacific Street) on 5/19/25 @ 5:45pm without authorization & was acting suspiciously. Please call MITPD w/any information (617-253-1212).
More information here: police.mit.edu/crime-alert/t…
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
Science is Curiosity on a Mission: It includes all of us who ask "why" and make it our mission to find out. These are the discoveries that move the country forward. The pursuit of ideas that seemed impossible until they weren’t. #CuriosityOnAMission
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
Today, we remember Sergeant Brian Sousa. His service and dedication to the MIT community will always be remembered.
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
🚓🚒🚑 2 WEEKS TO GO! 🚑🚒🚓
We’re just 2 weeks away from Touch-A-Truck! Have fun exploring emergency vehicles, trucks, and more!
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
With warmer weather here, motorcycles are back on the road. Look twice before turning or changing lanes.
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
Stop by the Stata Building (32/32 Vassar Street) today between 11am-2pm to purchase your 2026 TEAM COLLIER SWEATSHIRT.
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
Day or night, MIT Police is here for our community. If you ever need assistance or see something concerning, please reach out.
📞 Call us at 617-253-1212, dial 100 from an Institute landline, or use one of the blue light phones located across campus.
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
This month we celebrate the women who help keep MIT safe. In honor of International Women’s Month, we recognize the incredible women serving the MIT community across MIT Police, Dispatch, Emergency Management, Crime Analysis, Special Services, and MIT EMS.
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
MIT Alert: Due to winter weather, MIT will close at 11 p.m. on Sunday, February 22. MIT expects to resume normal operations at 7 a.m. on Tuesday, February 24. More info: emergency.mit.net
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
[Monday Blizzard Update]
❄️Highest snowfall amounts: 18-24 inches with pockets up to 30 inches possible
🚨Greatest risk for tree damage and power outages is in southeast MA and RI where 55-75 mph wind gusts combine with heavy, wet snow.
🕑Heaviest snowfall rates 4 am-noon
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
[Winter Weather Wed PM] A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for western & central MA Wed afternoon and night. Mainly rain develops late Wed am into the early afternoon...which changes to snow/sleet between 2 and 7 pm. Narrow swath of 2-4" with localized 5" amounts possible.
ALT Timeline and graphic of the Winter Weather Advisory.
ALT Expected Snowfall Amounts.
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
[2/10 3:40 AM] Clipper system moving through southern New England late this afternoon into tonight. Winter Weather Advisories in effect: NE MA for 2–4″ of snow, parts of SW New England for light icing from freezing drizzle.
ALT Map of forecast snowfall amounts.
ALT Map showing areas under a Winter Weather Advisory.
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
Join us for the re-opening of the MIT Police Substation at E25!
Stop by the first floor at E25 on Monday 2/2 at 4pm or Tuesday 2/3 at 10am.
MIT Emergency Management retweeted
With a significant winter storm forecast to bring 12+ inches of snow to much of Massachusetts on Sunday and Monday, it's time to make preparations.
• Prepare for possible power outages. Fully charge your cellphone, laptop and any essential electronic devices before the storm.
• Ensure you have extra batteries for medical equipment and assistive devices.
• Take stock of your emergency kit and ensure it includes seasonal supplies, such as extra winter clothing and blankets.
For more safety tips visit mass.gov/mema/snow
ALT Before a winter storm, ensure your emergency kit is stocked.