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One of my favorite details besides the actual wedding invitations are all of the matching paper goods that are used throughout the entire wedding day. Everything from menus, to welcome signs, to programs to all of the amazing bar details (napkins, cups, stick stirrers and more!).
There are a few items that are more necessary than others and serve a higher purpose when it comes to wedding day stationery. Those are generally seating charts, table numbers, place cards and escort cards. All of these items serve the purpose of making it easier on your guests when they are trying to find where they should be seated for the night.
Place cards are used when you have actual assigned seats, not just assigned tables. They are name cards that are placed at the exact seat your guest needs to sit. This is often done when there are plated dinners and the servers need to know ahead of time which seat gets which meal. With place cards, you will also need a seating chart that tells them what table to go to first, so they can then find their place card at their seat. They place the guest in their seat.
Escort cards are used to tell the guests what table to go to when they arrive at the reception and are usually arranged alphabetically at a central table where the guest can find their name with their table assignment on it. It escorts the guest to their table.
Safety is a key priority at UCLA. UCLA Transportation coordinates efforts with the UCLA Police Department to provide programs, materials and services focused on safety. This page provides information and links relating to those programs.
You can do your part by becoming aware and by always following safe practices. Keeping yourself safe and your belongings secure does not take a lot of time or effort. Simply learn some basics, be aware of your surroundings and change the behaviors that could mark you as an easy target for crime.
The UCLA Police Department provides a free walking escort service every day of the year from dusk until 1 a.m. They are available to walk students, faculty, staff members and visitors to and from anywhere on campus, in Westwood Village, and in the village apartments. CSO Safety Escorts are uniformed students who have received special training and are employed by the UCLA Police Department. To obtain an escort, please call (310) 794-9255. Please allow 15 to 20 minutes for your escort to arrive.
UCLA SafeRide is a complimentary service that provides safe, reliable, evening transportation between campus buildings, on-campus housing, and nearby residential areas. The service is available during Fall, Winter, and Spring Quarters with vans and buses that are ADA compliant and disinfected daily. On-demand rides can be booked using the TripShot app. Learn more about UCLA SafeRide.
Contact the UCLA Police Department to report a crime or other incident on campus, or to receive immediate help. You can contact the UCLA Police Department, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at (310) 825-1491. This office also has information about reporting "hate crimes".
As a safe alternative to walking alone at night, the CSA Safety Escort program is a 24-hour complimentary service for members of the UCI community. Safety escorts are provided to the following locations:
In 2019, the Legislature amended RCW 88.16 and RCW 88.46 to reduce threats of oil spills to Southern Resident Killer Whales. The amendments directed Ecology to develop an oil spill risk model and deliver two reports to the Legislature by September 2023: an analysis of an emergency response towing vessel (ERTV) for Haro Strait, Boundary Pass, and Rosario Strait; and an analysis of tug escorts for specified tank vessels.
The tug escort analysis evaluated changes in oil spill risk by comparing the ability of tug escorts to respond when tank vessels lose propulsion and are in danger of drifting aground. We modeled three scenarios:
During model and analysis development, we prioritized robust outreach with tribes, stakeholders, and the public. We held more than 25 events attended by more than 200 individual attendees affiliated with over 150 different organizations, and answered over 300 questions with real time and written responses.
Both transportation options offer on-demand van service within the UAB footprint. The Safety Escort provides Blazers daily late-night service 9 p.m.-5:30 a.m. and Blaze Ride is available weekdays 7:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. for employees and students with limited mobility. To use Blaze Ride, employees must register with AWARE; students must register with Disability Support Services. ONE Cards are required to ride.
If the Blazer Express Safety Escort is not available, call UAB Police at 934-4434, or you may use a HELP Phone to request an escort for your personal safety. A UAB escort will meet you at any on-campus location (including parking facilities) and accompany you to your on-campus destination either on foot or in a marked vehicle.
Please call 911 - Louisville Metro Safe or theUniversity Police at 852-6111 incase of a medical emergency. All University Police Officers are certified in First Aid/CPR/AEDand will act as first-responders when necessary. If you are in need of an ambulance, one will bedispatched to your location. Medical transportation is coordinated through Louisville Metro EMSto ensure patient safety.
Please call 911 - Louisville Metro Safe or theUniversity Police at 852-6111 in caseof a medical emergency. All University Police Officers are certified in First Aid/CPR/AED and willact as first-responders when necessary. If you are in need of an ambulance, one will be dispatchedto your location. Medical transportation is coordinated through Louisville Metro EMS to ensurepatient safety.
When calling, be prepared to state your name and campus location for an officer to be dispatchedto meet you. Safety escorts during daylight hours are provided when documented safety concernsexist. We are able to accompany anyone on either the Belknap or HSCcampuses for a boundary of up to 4 blocks off campus. OnShelbyHurst, we are able to accompany you within the campus perimeter only. Ifyou have questions or concerns about this service, please contact us.
When calling, be prepared to state your name and campus location for an officer to be dispatched tomeet you. Safety escorts during daylight hours are provided when documented safety concerns exist.We are able to accompany anyone on either the Belknap or HSCcampuses for a boundary of up to 4 blocks off campus. On ShelbyHurst,we are able to accompany you within the campus perimeter only. If you have questions or concernsabout this service, please contact us.
The Communications Center is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by certifiedlaw enforcement telecommunicators. These individuals are responsible for answering calls forpolice, fire, emergency medical services (EMS), and campus security escort services as relatedto all UofL campuses. The Center monitors fire, intrusion, emergency and maintenance alarms onall UofL properties. Telecommunicators dispatch and coordinate police, fire, EMS and securityofficer units in both emergency and non-emergency situations. Additionally, personnel overseeand relay information from our emergency telephone system, coordinate after hours buildingaccess, and manage all inquiries related to campus safety.
The Communications Center is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by certified lawenforcement telecommunicators. These individuals are responsible for answering calls for police,fire, emergency medical services (EMS), and campus security escort services as related to all UofLcampuses. The Center monitors fire, intrusion, emergency and maintenance alarms on all UofLproperties. Telecommunicators dispatch and coordinate police, fire, EMS and security officer unitsin both emergency and non-emergency situations. Additionally, personnel oversee and relayinformation from our emergency telephone system, coordinate after hours building access, and manageall inquiries related to campus safety.
All significant events on University property that raises security issues or public safetyconcerns should be reviewed prior to the date of the event with the ULPD. Both sworn officersand public safety personnel are available on an hourly basis for special events, crowd control,asset protection and general security needs.
All significant events on University property that raises security issues or public safety concernsshould be reviewed prior to the date of the event with the ULPD. Both sworn officers and publicsafety personnel are available on an hourly basis for special events, crowd control, assetprotection and general security needs.
The locking and unlocking of buildings after normal business hours is a responsibility of theULPD. During the normal workday, locking/unlocking is provided by the department responsible forthe space or, in some cases, UofL Physical Plant. Please consult our Physical Security page for more information.
The locking and unlocking of buildings after normal business hours is a responsibility of the ULPD.During the normal workday, locking/unlocking is provided by the department responsible for the spaceor, in some cases, UofL Physical Plant. Please consult our Physical Security page for more information.
If you've been involved in an incident and a report was taken by the ULPD, you may request a copyof the report. Please allow 5 business days from the date of the incident to pass before makinga request. To request a copy of the report, you must submit a completed Incident Request Form. You will be notified byphone when the report requested is available for pick-up at the Belknap ULPD office.
If you've been involved in an incident and a report was taken by the ULPD, you may request a copy ofthe report. Please allow 5 business days from the date of the incident to pass before making arequest. To request a copy of the report, you must submit a completed Incident Request Form. You will be notified by phone when thereport requested is available for pick-up at the Belknap ULPD office.
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