Written by: Christine Vestal, July 23, 2019 NEW YORK — “Just Say No” — the 1980s anti-drug slogan — doesn’t cut it here at the Brooklyn cabaret House of Yes. Starting this month, House of Yes and dozens of other … read more

  Written by: Jane Wester (TNS) — The U.S. Secret Service has been working on school-violence prevention since before Columbine, but now a step-by-step guide introduced after the February 2018 high school shooting in Parkland, Florida, may help school leaders … read more

  From Campus Safety News: As a campus safety professional, isn’t it your responsibility to make sure your students and staff are safe? Sometimes it can seem like spending money on the most high-tech solutions is the best way to … read more

  Written by: Tim Henderson, Stateline, July 23, 2019 Gerardo Ramirez, a central Texas dairy worker, was near his home but taking an unusual route to a children’s hospital in April when he drove his Volkswagen Jetta into a flooded … read more

  Written by: GCC The above article shared this month highlights a recent training in North Carolina. This training is focused on the step-by-step guide that the U.S Secret Service released in 2018: ENHANCING SCHOOL SAFETY USING A THREAT ASSESSMENT … read more

  by Jane Wester, The Charlotte Observer / June 25, 2019 (TNS) — The U.S. Secret Service has been working on school-violence prevention since before Columbine, but now a step-by-step guide introduced after the February 2018 high school shooting in … read more

  Written by: Jim McKay Those in emergency management and public safety try to include vulnerable populations in pre-disaster planning to account for their needs and keep them safe during emergencies, including people with disabilities. Unfortunately, this segment of the … read more

  Written by: Linda Hall, The Daily Record, Wooster, OH, Feb 2019 Because the pursuit of school safety doesn’t have a finish line, those responsible for ensuring students’ safety and well-being plan to just keep running the race. Not forgetting … read more

Written by: Jesus Jimenez, The Dallas Morning News, May 20, 2019 (TNS) — Although they’re most common during the spring, tornadoes can happen any time of the year, and anywhere — not just in rural areas. To stay safe during … read more

  Campus Safety Staff/May 29, 2019 As the entry point for a hospital’s response to many types of crisis scenarios, emergency departments must develop disaster preparedness plans that go beyond natural disasters and utility failures to include events such as … read more