Countdown to February 13, 2011:

Runner Safety

Medical Aid Station and Medical Personnel
There are seven medical aid stations along the marathon course and a medical field station at the start/finish line. Medical personnel will be wearing red shirts and some will be on bikes riding the race course. Medical response team utilizes bicycles.

Marathon Personnel
Marathon personnel wearing blue vests will have radios and phones to contact emergency personnel quickly.

Police Officers
Officers will be location at all major intersections where traffic intersects the course, in addition to patrolling the course.

Volunteers
There are thousands of volunteers on marathon weekend. Most are not associated with the event except for one weekend a year, so please understand they may not have the answers to all your questions. However, in an emergency, do not hesitate to go to them for assistance as they may know how to get help quickly. Some will have communication equipment as well.

RULES OF THE ROAD

  • No one is allowed on the course without a properly issued race number.
  • Help keep the course beautiful by not littering. Respect the property of others while spectating.
  • No vehicles of any kind are allowed on the course. The course can be crossed as designated intersections.
  • No bikers are allowed on the course.
  • Spectators must stay clear of the course and off the roads to avoid interfering with the participants.
  • Hold animals on a short leash. Keep them away from the runners and be considerate of others.
  • Watch your children at all times. There will be thousands of participants and spectators at the event.



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The Donna Foundation

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