CS Survey: Users Share Emergency Notification Successes
Many Campus Safety readers talked about the benefits of their emergency notification and alerts systems.
Many Campus Safety readers talked about the benefits of their emergency notification and alerts systems.
More than half of this year’s survey respondents plan on or are considering emergency notification upgrades, and the authority to issue alerts has shifted somewhat.
The following is a breakdown of best practices for campus safety officials to guarantee information gets to the entire campus in case of an emergency:
No matter what type of mass notification systems your campus uses, one critical step must not be forgotten: The creation and delivery of the actual content of the emergency notification. The following experts provide some sage advice on making your messages count.
How mobile technology can improve access to emergency response guides and instructions.
Gwinnett County has designated $5 million to pay for emergency alert system improvements at county and Buford City schools.
Weather alerts, environmental alerts and food service monitoring are just a few of the unconventional ways campuses are using their panic alarm technology.
Faster installation is one important benefit of wireless panic alarms, but there are several others.
Did you know that false activations are rare with panic alarms? This is just one of several strengths of this type of solution.
When creating it, be certain to include the appropriate stakeholders and tailor the policy to your budget.
How to choose a secure and user friendly access control system that aligns with student expectations
Crisis response can be a weak spot for many campuses. Learn how to manage tasks, share response plans and maintain command and control over response teams during a crisis.
