Texas School Districts have implemented a variety of school safety mobile applications, including Share911, Mutualink, and the Rave Panic Button app.
Brockton High School in Brockton, Mass., has installed a gunshot detection system. The system is designed to give administrators and law enforcement a nearly-instant notification of the gunshot and its location.
Tulane University will begin using Everbridge as its emergency alert system June 28.
Traverse City Area Public Schools (TCAPS) plan to install a new lockdown lighting system, which will include lights on the exterior of the buildings that flash during a lockdown to indicate that people outside should not enter the building.
Everyday nearly 75 million students attend school and rely on administrators to keep them safe. Unfortunately, too many tragic school shootings have shown educators and parents that what is currently in place is simply too little, too late.
Utah State University’s public safety department is making improvements to its Code Blue emergency notification system.
A new crisis notification technology is being implemented in a pilot program at Roan School in Dalton, Ga.
Strapped with an antiquated emergency notification system, California State University San Marcos needed a system that could expand functionality and easily integrate with its existing process for sending out text, email, and phone alerts.
The School District of the Chathams will be implementing silent panic alarms in all schools by September, as mandated by New Jersey State law.
Teachers in the Imbler School District are now able to send detailed emergency alert messages about on-campus crises via a smartphone app.