Video Q&A: Chris Dorn Talks About Emergency Preparedness at Schools
Preparing for a broad range of emergencies is the best way to protect your campus when disaster strikes.
Preparing for a broad range of emergencies is the best way to protect your campus when disaster strikes.
These common errors could make your school or university tabletop exercises ineffective.
The law touches on several areas designed to increase schools’ resilience and emergency preparedness.
Last July, only 25 percent of Connecticut school districts submitted records for its fire drills and crisis management drills.
Experts shared their experiences with emergencies and gave advice to attendees as part of the emergency preparedness forum.
The National Weather Service recognized the school’s tornado preparedness improvements in June.
Preparation must go beyond incident response, tactics and the focus on active shooters.
The hospital’s emergency response procedures helped staff deal with the rush of victims, relatives and the media.
There’s many steps school and hospital officials can take to prepare for and stop an active shooter incident.
Kevin Wren’s determination and versatility helped him change the way a city approaches school security.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.