• HAZMAT incidents: Building a culture of readiness among Airmen

    Hazardous materials incidents can emerge suddenly and with little warning, challenging even the most prepared installations. Airmen meet that uncertainty with a readiness mindset, one that ensures a safe and effective response in a hazmat situation.

  • Readiness through preparedness: Active shooter response guidance

    Preparing for emergencies can make a life-saving difference. Knowing how to respond to an active shooter situation reinforces readiness and helps protect personal safety. Clear guidance on what to do before, during, and after an incident reduces confusion and supports both those involved and first

  • Major accident response: What Airmen need to know

    Understanding how to respond during a major accident is a critical part of installation readiness at Hill Air Force Base. While day-to-day emergencies are handled by local responders, a major accident is any incident serious enough to require activation of the installation disaster response force. A

  • Hill AFB urges awareness of Giant Voice alarm signals

    The Giant Voice system at Hill Air Force Base broadcasts daily bugle calls, but primarily serves as the installation’s critical emergency warning network for more than 20,000 personnel and residents. Emergency Management officials emphasize that recognizing and responding quickly to its alert tones