Public safety training exercises set for Pullman campus

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WSU Police, Pullman Police, and Pullman Fire will be conducting joint training exercises on campus today through Thursday. Please expect increased presence of emergency vehicles and personnel on these days in the vicinity of Waller Hall and the Public Safety Building. As you may know, WSU and local law enforcement and public safety offices have a shared Coordinated Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (C-CEMP) that allows for quicker, coordinated emergency response within our community. 

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