Three campuses serving 4,500 students and staff now feature location-based incident alerts for emergency response.
The systemwide 'Eyes Open' initiative connects campus community reports with multidisciplinary behavioral assessment teams across eight institutions.
New measures integrate state police investigators, enforce zero-tolerance IFC house party bans and expand survivor support infrastructure.
Washington State University event supports trauma-informed law enforcement training and institutional security reforms.
Utah school district repurposes CBRS network to eliminate security camera dead zones and support panic response mandates.
A $5 million opportunity targets research on anonymous threat reporting and school threat assessment teams, with six awards anticipated.
The safety tech provider has consolidated its emergency response and daily school management tools under a single platform.
California community college scheduled a campuswide evacuation practice and mock emergency response for Oct. 15.
State education board approves new campus security, emergency response and threat assessment standards for Utah State University.
New access rules, ID requirements, and visitor restrictions follow a Wednesday night shooting incident near campus housing.
A 10-year analysis shows campus shootings rising 20% annually, driven largely by non-affiliated shooters and off-campus dynamics.
Vehicle records will be deleted after 21 days under a campus system that separates university data from outside agencies.
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