Technology Resource for Security Police & Administrators
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Here’s how a hospital in Joplin, Mo., is recovering from the massive tornado that struck two years ago.
The primary objective of this exercise was to provide a general test of the Campus Emergency Response Operations Plan and to assess the Emergency Management Team’s ability to implement that plan.
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.
Explosives detection dogs are portable and cost effective ways campuses can protect their public events, such as graduations, sporting events and concerts. All photos courtest AceK9.com. For more information on preventing bombings at graduations, sporting events, concerts and graduations, read How to Prevent Bombings at Campus Events.
The converted school bus is equipped with a 32-inch flat screen TV, two-way radios, laptops and more.
April 26, 2013 Managing the Loss of Skilled Employees 504 views
April 23, 2013 How the Campus SaVE Act Will Affect Clery Compliance 1037 views
April 21, 2013 Selecting the Right Police Vehicle 530 views
May 20, 2013 U. of Tenn., Chattanooga's Emergency Response Exercise 12 photos
May 15, 2013 Explosives Detection K9s in Action 10 photos
May 14, 2013 Minneapolis Public Schools’ Mobile Command Center 7 photos