Written by: Brandy Samuell My years working within school systems, particularly during a formative and intense period in Roswell, New Mexico, have shaped my understanding of school safety in profound ways. During my time as assistant superintendent in Roswell, the … read more
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How AI, The Cloud and RMR Are Changing Video Surveillance
As you might expect, integrators who install video surveillance cameras are hearing the words “artificial intelligence” or the acronym “AI” from their customers in just about every discussion these days, whether it’s to mine the analytics or find ways to … read more
How AI, the Cloud and RMR Are Changing Video Surveillance
As you might expect, integrators who install video surveillance cameras are hearing the words “artificial intelligence” or the acronym “AI” from their customers in just about every discussion these days, whether it’s to mine the analytics or find ways to … read more
Dealing with Difficult People: 10 Tips for Defusing Toxic Situations
Published: April 9, 2025, Author: Lt. John Weinstein We have all been there. Whether working a traffic stop, providing event security, responding to a DV call, receiving complaints or helping campus citizens navigate bureaucracy, we have interacted with angry, frustrated, … read more
Talking Agentic AI Cameras: Can They Prevent Crime?
Written by: Nikki Davidson, June 3, 2025 LiveView Technologies (LVT), a provider of 24/7 cloud-based surveillance tech, has unveiled a new feature: cameras powered with agentic AI. The technology analyzes footage to detect activity and determine a best course of … read more
How a Police Chief Standardized Campus Security Following a Massive Merger
Published: June 5, 2025 Episode #117 In July 2023, Connecticut’s 12 previously independent community colleges merged to create Connecticut State Community College (CSCC), making it the fifth-largest community college in the country. Six months prior to the official merger, Christopher … read more
Building a School Safety Culture on Campus and in Your Community
Author: Danielle Myers, May 30th 2025 School safety — including the safety and security of students, faculty, staff, and facilities — cannot be an afterthought. It must be a foundational priority, focusing on proactive safety measures that anticipate and mitigate … read more
Tornado Preparedness Tips for School Administrators
Written by: Roger Edwards The most important part of tornado safety in schools, and in similar logistical arrangements such as nursing homes, is to develop a good tornado safety plan tailored to your building design and ability to move people. … read more
Upcoming Webcast: Security officer Response Roles When an Active Assailant comes to Campus
May 8, 2025 @ 2pm Eastern In the event of an active assailant situation, as in a person actively attempting to inflict physical harm on others (whether armed or unarmed), the roles and responsibilities of a Campus Security Officer are … read more
Want Your Student Reunification Plans to Work? Adopt These 5 Strategies
Written by: Roz Craney and Jordan Franklin To ensure the safety of students, staff, and visitors, school districts regularly conduct a variety of safety drills. These are essential to the success of a district’s emergency operations plan and help build … read more
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