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Ready Cherry Point

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Stay Informed. Plan. Prepare. Report.

Ready Cherry Point has been designed to provide personnel and dependents based at MCAS Cherry Point with installation-specific protection information and resources.

Ready Marine Corps provides easy-to-use, printable instructions pertaining to how to plan for a multitude of scenarios.

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Stay Informed

REGISTER FOR EMNS (athoc)

Marines, civil service, and contractor personnel with a NIPR computer account are required to verify and update their official contact information populated in the eMNS by information found in the Global Address List (GAL). NIPR computer users are encouraged to register personal contact information. Mission essential personnel, who are subject to recall, are required to provide all available contact methods in order of priority.



USER SELF-SERVICE LINK

Access self service using the Blackberry AtHoc Desktop Notifier (Globe) located in the taskbar on MCEN computers.

To edit your user account when the AtHoc Client (globe) menu "Access My Profile" link doesn't work:

◾Paste https://alerts1.mcdsus.mcds.usmc.mil/selfservice into any browser.
◾ Acknowledge the USG statement.
◾ Select the correct PIV Certificate (Authentication) if required.
◾Click “My Profile” from the upper tool bar.
◾Click “Edit.”
◾Make changes, and click "Save"

Note:  AtHoc is a third-party service provider and it can be difficult to reach their selfservice portal.  Generally, keep trying every couple of minutes as it seems to kick-start their servers.  We've seen some success within 10 minutes.  Be patient, the link is correct.


Plan and Prepare

Make sure your family is prepared before disaster strikes. The time to prepare is now!

  • Does your family have an emergency kit 2-3 days of supplies you can use in case of emergency?
  • Do you have an emergency plan for reaching members of your family during a disaster?
  • If you have to evacuate, where will you go?  If you are separated, where will you meet?

Learn how to get a kit and make a plan.


Emergency Action Plan

Medical Emergency

1. Call 911. Provide the dispatcher with the nature of the emergency, the location, and your name/phone number.

2. Do not move the victim unless absolutely necessary.

3.  If your building has an AED:

  • Retrieve device

  • Activate and follow the voice prompts  


Report

  • Do you have an emergency (imminent or life threatening)?  Contact 911.

  • Did you experience suspicious activity (non-imminent)?  Visit Eagle Eyes

  • Have a question for PMO (non-emergency)?  Contact 252-466-5123

  • Have a tip for NCIS?  Send a text to CRIMES (274637) with the information.

  • Receive a suspicious email at work?  Contact suspiciousmail@usmc.mil

  • Facilities / Public Works issue?  Public Works 466-4364 / Emergency 466-4363

DIAL 9-1-1 TO REPORT EMERGENCIES.  (If you are ever in doubt of whether a situation is an emergency you should call 9-1-1. It's better to be safe and let the 9-1-1 call taker determine if you need emergency assistance).  

Additional information can be found at https://www.ready.marines.mil/Stay-Informed/Emergency-Actions/Contacting-9-1-1/  

Report suspicious activity occurring on or near the installation through Eagle Eyes: https://www.USMCEagleEyes.org     


Organizations

The mission of the Marine Corps Installation Emergency Management (IEM) Program is to provide policy and oversight on all Installation emergency management initiatives in order to ensure mitigation, preparation, response and recovery to emergencies and disasters in an all hazards environment.  Focused on saving lives, reducing human suffering and reducing great property loss, the IEM Program will:

  • Develop plans and procedures to ensure the highest levels of mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery.

  • Maintain a comprehensive, risked-based, multi-hazard emergency management and training program.

  • Coordinate with federal, state and local resources for mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery operations.


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