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.
Here’s a rundown of specific features the NFPA advises hospital officials to include in their active shooter response programs.
The NFPA’s active shooter guidance gives details on what information officials should be gathering during building risk assessments.
Are you prepared to host a controversial speaker on your campus?
An official from the Wylie Independent School District describes his North Texas community’s experience recovering from an intense hail storm in 2016.
The law touches on several areas designed to increase schools’ resilience and emergency preparedness.
This guide can serve as a template to build and evaluate your crisis response plan.
The HHS Office for Civil Rights recommends these steps to develop a cybersecurity contingency plan.
In this podcast, school security consultant Paul Timm explains what makes a school emergency drill successful and gives tips and resources for school officials.
By combining two established technologies – LED and photoluminescence – in one unit, exit signs deliver reliable, maintenance-free operation for decades.
This webinar is intended for educational institutions and will help participants prepare to deal with the aftermath of an active shooter/killer event.
This FREE report outlines 5 crucial components to help you, your employees and your organization, survive an active shooter tragedy.
