U.S. Health Security Has Improved in Recent Years, Researchers Say
Despite hurricanes, storms, floods, fires and extreme temperatures touching every region of the country in 2018, its health security increased 3.1%.
Despite hurricanes, storms, floods, fires and extreme temperatures touching every region of the country in 2018, its health security increased 3.1%.
Learn to build your campus safety weather policy from the ground up and how to implement an effective weather technology stack to make these processes automated, effective and second-nature at your university.
Good building design, emergency notification systems and proper policies will help you mitigate your campus’ inclement and extreme weather risks.
The university will implement Baron Threat Net on campus to track storms, pinpoint their location and send students alerts.
Titan HST makes sure you stay connected during weather emergencies with features like GPS, two-way communication and augmented reality.
Two hospitals have deemed their buildings unsafe for patients after being severely damaged from Hurricane Michael.
NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center is forecasting a 75 percent chance that the 2018 Atlantic hurricane season will be near- or above-normal.
Extreme criticism and pictures of students wearing winter gear inside classrooms led Baltimore officials to close all public schools on Thursday and Friday.
The Santa Barbara Unified School District has been closed since last Thursday as many of its students and teachers live in mandatory evacuation areas.
School districts will be able to apply for waivers for the 180-day instructional requirement and funding related to lost attendance.
Download this free report to learn how new developments in video surveillance networking and integration, based on open platform IP technology, are helping colleges and universities make it easier to improve safety and security.
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