HAZARD ANALYSIS [M]

Blinn College District campuses and facilities are exposed to hazards, natural and “man-made,” that have the potential for disrupting normal working operations, causing casualties and damage to critical infrastructure. Historically, the campuses and facilities of the Blinn College District have suffered localized damage from severe weather events and dealt with the various health and economic impacts of a world-wide pandemic. Lesser incidents impacting the campus community have been limited to food-borne illness and protective responses enacted by Blinn College District law enforcement officials while assisting surrounding jurisdictions with active threats and fleeing suspects. While not an exhaustive list, a summary of major hazards is provided on the table below:

HAZARD TYPE LIKELIHOOD OF OCCURRENCE ESTIMATED IMPACT ON HEALTH AND PUBLIC SAFETY ESTIMATED IMPACT ON PROPERTY
Acts of Violence MEDIUM HIGH MEDIUM
Biological Release LOW HIGH LOW
HazMat Release LOW HIGH MEDIUM
Cyber Threat HIGH LOW LOW
Structural Fire MEDIUM MEDIUM HIGH
Terrorism LOW HIGH MEDIUM
Utility Disruption MEDIUM MEDIUM MEDIUM
Flood MEDIUM MEDIUM MEDIUM
HAZARD TYPE LIKELIHOOD OF OCCURRENCE ESTIMATED IMPACT ON HEALTH AND PUBLIC SAFETY ESTIMATED IMPACT ON PROPERTY
Tornado LOW MEDIUM HIGH
Winter Storm MEDIUM LOW MEDIUM
Infectious Disease MEDIUM MEDIUM LOW
Food Borne Illness LOW MEDIUM LOW

*High likelihood indicates hazard occurs frequently, while low likelihood indicates that the hazard rarely or has not occurred.

**High impact indicates significant injury/illness and/or loss of life or damage to assets is probable, while low impact indicates no probable impact on operations, life-safety, or assets.

***The supporting Hazard Summary for the Washington County EOP can be found on BP-10 of the Washington County EOP.