Higher security, higher costs: Panic buttons in schools
Only a handful of states require schools to implement wearable panic buttons, known as Alyssa's Law. Alabama could be next.
Bill would require Alabama public schools to install panic buttons: Can they afford it?
HB 234, sponsored by Rep. Alan Baker, R-Brewton, requires all school districts in the state by 2030 to designate staff ...
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Lawmaker pushing for teachers to wear panic buttons
Representative Alan Baker is pushing for teachers to wear panic buttons to increase school safety. The buttons would require ...
CCTV cameras, panic button, real-time monitoring in MMTS trains on the anvil
South Central Railway enhances safety measures for passengers, especially women, with CCTV, panic buttons, and increased ...
Alabama public schools may be required to have panic buttons
The Alabama House of Representatives approved a bill requiring mobile emergency rapid response systems in public schools.
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Alabama lawmaker hopes to bring panic buttons to schools
A bill by state Rep. Alan Baker (R-Brewton) would require some faculty to wear rapid response buttons on a lanyard or badge.
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Higher security, higher costs: Panic buttons in schools
The latest idea in Alabama: panic buttons. “It’s where, really, time equals lives,” Rep. Alan Baker (R-Brewton) said. “So that’s very important to get that location as quickly as ...
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Ohio could contribute millions toward panic alert systems in schools
Ohio lawmakers are pushing for the state to contribute millions toward safety products in schools, such as panic alert ...