Extreme Heat
Immediate safety precautions
☐ Move activities to shade or air conditioning.
☐ Hydrate and schedule rest breaks.
☐ Check children, elderly, medically vulnerable persons, and outdoor workers.
☐ Watch for confusion, fainting, hot dry skin, or heat stroke signs; call 911.
☐ Never leave children, adults, or pets in parked vehicles.
Avoid these common mistakes
☐ Do not overexert during midday heat.
☐ Do not rely on fans alone in dangerous heat.
☐ Do not ignore heat illness symptoms.
School / child-release decision checkpoints
☐ Account for all students, staff, visitors, and groups before release or relocation.
☐ Confirm official all-clear or emergency-management direction; do not rely on sirens alone.
☐ Inspect route, shelter, assembly, and pickup areas for fire, flood, utility, debris, traffic, or security hazards.
☐ Use controlled reunification for parent pickup: ID verification, release log, traffic control, and one official communication channel.
Site notes / assignments
Official sources: NWS Tulsa | NOAA Weather Radio | City/Tulsa County EM | Ready.gov | Oklahoma OEM | U.S. DOE REMS
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