Written by: Jim McKay, November 8, 2019 In case of an anthrax attack in a metropolitan area or at something like the Super Bowl, anyone effected would need to get antibiotics within 48 hours to keep from getting sick … read more

  Written by: Jim McKay, Emergency Management News The field of emergency management has evolved quite a bit in the last several years, including the way hiring is done. It is now almost imperative to have a college degree, along … read more

  Written by: Josh Verges, Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn. (TNS) — St. Paul Public Schools is preparing to replace dozens of contract security guards with student-friendly liaisons trained in racial equity and nonviolent intervention. The new positions, called school … read more

Written by: Amy Rock, Senior Editor of Campus Safety   “If you see something, say something” gained traction in the United States following the September 11 terrorist attacks. According to New York Magazine, Allen Kay, the chairman of ad agency … read more

Written by: Guy Bliesner, November 6, 2019 Active shooter response and training now dominate the K-12 school safety and security discussion. Most of these trainings end with a statement that goes something like this: “The school will reunite students with … read more

  Written by: Josh Dulaney, The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City / October 28, 2019 (TNS) — On Sept. 17, threats of gun violence forced Yukon Public Schools to cancel classes for more than 9,000 students. Posted on social media, the threats … read more

  Written by: Dr. Charles Denham II, Dr. Gregory Botz, Charles Denham III and William Adcox , November 11, 2019 An emerging threat to many organizations is “failure to rescue” children and adults experiencing sudden cardiac arrest or harm due … read more