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Written by: Robin Hattersley SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – Salt Lake City School District officials will not be paying for the staff required for campuses to operate their weapons detectors in the 2024-2025 school year. Although the district paid more … read more

Written by: Clara-Sophia Daly, Miami Herlad – July 22, 2024 (TNS) – Miami Central Senior High seemed more like a police training camp than a high school on Thursday morning as Miami-Dade school police officers patted down and searched the … read more

Written by Emergency Management News Staff, June 27, 2024 Technology has made it easy for patients to order prescription refills, look at their test results online and schedule appointments with doctors. It’s also made it easier for hackers to cripple … read more

Written by Campus Safety News Staff, July 5, 2024 We know policing is stressful just by virtue of what law enforcement officers see on a regular basis. It takes its toll. But the job also means long hours and long … read more

Published: July 2, 2024Author: Matt Kjin No matter the type of campus, whether it be a state university, a large medical facility, or the local community college, they all share similar makeup and security needs. These expansive spaces, comprised of … read more

Published: June 14, 2024 Author: John McDonald When it comes to keeping our kids safe, we all have a role to play. For school board members and superintendents, there has never been a time when so much is at stake. … read more

By Stewart Gandolf, Chief Executive Officer Interviewing medical experts is a tried-and-true way to produce original website content. Without that first-hand, unique, and accurate medical knowledge, your content can unintentionally mislead consumers, damage your reputation, and lose search engine rankings. … read more

May 13, 2024 • Jeremy Olson, Star Tribune (TNS) — Lawmakers are considering spending $6 million to test the use of “sprint” paramedics in three northern Minnesota counties and confront the state’s worsening rural emergency response. The hope is that paramedics, roving … read more

Written by: Lt. John Weinstein Editor’s Note: This article provides tips on how colleges can prepare for planned political actions and demonstrations. Although these practices also apply to presidential campaigns, campuses hosting candidates will need to work with the Secret … read more

Written by: Amy Rock Southern hospitality may be alive and well in much of North Carolina, but safety precedes manners at Buncombe County Public Schools. For Joseph Hough, district assistant superintendent of auxiliary services and school safety and a 2024 … read more