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After thoughtful consideration, we have made the difficult decision to indefinitely postpone the Campus Safety Magazine. We appreciate the support and engagement of the Campus Safety Magazine community and thank all those who have contributed to the program over the years.

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CVPA High School Shooting

A Review of the CVPA High School Shooting Police Report

Here are seven findings from a third-party review of the 456-page police report released two years following the…

Insights February 18
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Utah Board of Education Says Schools Need $500 Million for Security Upgrades, school safety, Utah State Board of Education, HB84

UPDATE: Utah Board of Education Says Schools Need $500 Million for Security Upgrades

HB84 requires Utah schools implement a wide variety of new security measures, but the mandate is significantly underfunded.

News February 10
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Are Emergency Communications Systems Too Complicated for Real-World Incident Response?, two-way radios, JVCKENWOOD, Jason Brennan

Are Emergency Communications Systems Too Complicated for Real-World Incident Response?

A layered approach with two-way radios and other user-friendly, separate-but-integrated technologies is the most effective incident response strategy.

Insights January 22