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SCCCD Emergency System set to undergo testing Friday

Story By: Cresencio Rodriguez, Editor-in-Chief
January 15, 2015

The Emergency Notification System throughout the  State Center Community College District will undergo a test by district police. The testing of the systems is scheduled for this Friday, Jan. 16.

According to an email sent out by SCCCD police chief Bruce Hartman, a “Test Message” will be broadcast twice through all interior speakers as well as “VolP” phones at each of the campus locations.

An “all clear” message will be broadcast to conclude the test. Anyone not receiving the message is asked to call the Communication/Telephone Specialist in their specific system.

 

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Cresencio Rodriguez
Cresencio Rodriguez, Editor-in-Chief
Cresencio Rodriguez-Delgado has led the Rampage for four semesters as the Editor in Chief. Cresencio joined the Rampage on January 12, 2014 and has reported on several topics such as U.S. President Obama's visit to Fresno amid the historic California drought; state legislation on sexual assault on college campuses; beginning coverage on the state's proposal to allow community colleges to offer 4-year degrees as well as many other on-campus reports. While he continues reporting at the Rampage, Cresencio holds a part-time job as a night reporter for The Fresno Bee. He currently lives in Fresno, but was born in the state of Michoacan, Mexico and came to the United States at the age of 5. After earning his AA in journalism, Cresencio hopes to transfer to a four-year university.