In Case of Emergency (ICE)
In an emergency, time is critical and getting answers FAST could mean
the difference between life and death. ICE - In Case of Emergency –
allows emergency service providers and public safety personnel to get
answers quickly when you are incapacitated.
Here’s how it works:
• Program multiple ICE contacts by labeling your mobile phone directory
with ICE1, ICE2, ICE3 or ICE MOM, ICE DAD ICE SISTER.
• If you are under 18, make sure your ICE contact is a parent or guardian authorized to make decisions on your behalf.
• Make sure the person whose name and number you are giving has agreed to be your ICE contact.
• Your ICE contact should have a list of people to call on your behalf (next of kin, your place of work, etc.).
• Provide an ICE contact’s number that is easy to reach.
• Alert your ICE contact to any medical conditions that could affect your emergency treatment (your allergies, current medication, etc.).
For ICE-related information at a J&W campus, contact the following:
Providence, RI Captain James Beauvais (401-598-2946) or Lt. Harvey DuPerry (401-598-2955)
North Miami, FL Yakir Fernandez (305-892-7603)
Charlotte, NC Director Robert Allen (980-598-1905)
Denver, CO Director Michael Eaton (303-264-3115) or Project Manager Kayce O’Brien (303-256-9377)
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