Here’s how a hospital in Joplin, Mo., is recovering from the massive tornado that struck two years ago.

If you say a taboo word, own up to it, but also explain the emotional situation that caused you to use it.

Access control, metal detection and limiting the size of packages allowed into your event will help boost security.

The converted school bus is equipped with a 32-inch flat screen TV, two-way radios, laptops and more.

Campuses deploying Europay Mastercard Visa (EMV) technology will need to follow a number of critical best practices for issuing contact and/or contactless EMV cards with the highest possible security assurances, while also enabling instant issuance capabilities at thousands of branch offices and other locations.

Safety must be improved in law enforcement training programs.

Video shows a “worst-case scenario” of what can happen if bullying is not addressed immediately.

Here’s how the Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA) Police Department works with other local law enforcement agencies to keep its officers well trained and enthusiastic about their jobs.

Sharing knowledge, wisdom and experiences is the path to continuing to move fire and life safety forward. This goes for innovating products, saving lives and reducing injuries and property loss, as well as running more successful businesses. That’s why conferences like NFPA’s recent Suppression, Detection and Signaling Research and Applications Symposium (SUPDET) are so important.

Prom and party season is upon us. Here are some safety tips that drivers of chartered vehicles should follow when transporting students to and from events.

“All-in-one” solutions can include, but are not limited to, electronic access control, video surveillance, locking hardware and audio communications. Such a two-way voice communication system could be deployed where surveillance and controlled access for interior or exterior is a must.

These simple steps can help you dramatically reduce the cost of school security assessments while improving quality and preventing trouble with poor quality vendors.

Training staff respectful communication skills, de-escalation tactics, how to control violent individuals and the laws relating to physical restraints will help to protect employees and improve their morale.

Most people no longer bat an eye when hearing about multimillion dollar damage awards to punish companies for an employee’s negligent acts. However, what are the liability concerns for a public sector fleet manager?

Here's what some of you said about this year's Campus Safety Director of the Year award winner and runners up.

Campus Safety magazine is pleased to announce that Jeffrey Baker, chief of police for the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, has won the 2012 Director of the Year award.

The new St. Luke’s Magic Valley Medical Center located in Twin Falls, Idaho, has installed a state-of-the art fire detection system that integrates with other security and life safety systems to minimize disruptions to unaffected areas.

School buses have been used in a variety of operations to protect the public in emergencies, such as hurricanes and floods. Here are details on how pupil transporters are preparing for and responding to times of crisis.

Experts explain the pros and cons of the various methods of response currently available for civilians, including Run, Hide, Fight; ALICE; and Window of Life.

Think something like Monday’s Boston Marathon bombing can’t happen to your campus community? Guess again.