- Architecture, Planning & Construction
- Audit & Advisory Services
- Bookstore
- Buying Products & Services
- Camp Tontozona
- Facilities & Operations
- Finance & Accounting
- Forms
- Human Resources
- Legal Affairs
- Mail Services
- News & Announcements
- Parking & Transportation
- Police & Safety
- Policies & Procedures
- Property Control
- Sun Card
- Technology
- Trademark Management
- Training & Development
- Travel
- University Club
- Vendors & Licensing
Suspicious Mail
Suspicious Mail
Postal employees are routinely taught to remember “Three P’s” — package, people, plan — in encountering suspicious mail and unknown powders or substances. The catchy acronym reinforces a simple but effective course of action:
▪ Don't handle the package.
▪ Clear the area of people.
▪ Follow your emergency action plan.
See ASU Emergency Response Guide for step-by-step instructions.
See the guidelines below for help in identifying suspicious mail.
Get more information on the USPS website or download an informative poster for your office.


