Making the Case for Text-to-911 for School Emergencies
Hearing- and speech-impaired citizens have been pushing for Text-to-911 technology for years and a text can often get through when a voice call cannot.
Hearing- and speech-impaired citizens have been pushing for Text-to-911 technology for years and a text can often get through when a voice call cannot.
When employees at Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital voiced frustration with contract security, CS Healthcare Director of the Year Mark Reed took matters into his own hands.
The partnership enables sending of critical on-scene emergency data and allows 9-1-1 dispatchers to control doors and security cameras by pushing a button.
The university has its own public safety department but its officers are unarmed and unable to place people under arrest.
A letter issued to Congress urges for the collaboration of all stakeholders to address facial recognition concerns.
Some students were using the program to get home every night or to go off-campus to meet friends, which was overwhelming the public safety department.
A survey conducted for CentralSquare found citizen safety concerns continue to rise and many support improved technology to make communities safer.
In a new study of the top 50 cities in the world with the most surveillance cameras per person, six U.S. cities made the cut.
An 8-year-old girl was shot and killed near a St. Louis high school, making her the twelfth child since June to lose their life to gun violence in the city.
The new study shows the importance of having the means to get guns out of the hands of dangerous people before it’s too late.
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