CHEYENNE, Wyoming — The Wyoming School Facilities Commission recently found itself under the spotlight as it presented a $10 million budget request to the Legislature’s Select Committee on School Facilities. The funds are earmarked for safety and security enhancements in schools across the state. However, commissioners were pressed to justify the budget, which is intended for the 2027-28 biennium, reports Wyoming News Now. Wyoming's $10 Million School Security Budget Proposal Explained Th...| Campus Safety Magazine
Leadership transitions within organizations are often complex, bringing with them a mix of anticipation and apprehension. While the departure of an ineffective leader can be a welcome change, leading to improved organizational health, the transition becomes significantly more challenging when an effective leader moves on. In such cases, the incoming leader faces the immediate pressure to deliver results while simultaneously navigating their new role and integrating into an unfamiliar organiza...| Campus Safety Magazine
MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. — A series of violent events in Medical Lake early Wednesday morning has left the community in shock and mourning. An armed man unleashed a string of violent incidents, culminating in the tragic death of a security officer at Eastern State Hospital. What We Know About the Eastern State Hospital Shooting The incident unfolded shortly after midnight on September 27, when a brush fire near Medical Lake High School was reported. The caller mentioned a man who made wild claim...| Campus Safety Magazine
PORTLAND, Ore. -- Reed College has terminated its long-serving director of community safety, Gary Granger, following his disclosure of alumni information to the FBI without a subpoena or warrant. This decision has sparked significant debate within the college community, raising questions about privacy, protocol, and external influence. Why Reed College Dismissed Its Community Safety Director Reed College President Audrey Bilger and Vice President for Student Life Karnell McConnell-Black infor...| Campus Safety Magazine
When inspectors walk onto a campus, they’re not just looking at the shine on the floors or the landscaping outside. They’re asking a bigger question: “Can this institution prove it’s providing a safe, functional, and compliant environment for learning?” And in many cases, the answer lies in the documentation. A missing logbook can cause more problems than a chipped wall. Fire safety inspections, HVAC maintenance records, playground reports, pest control logs, security system testing...| Campus Safety Magazine
A new University of Maine study reveals that campus relationships play a critical role in determining whether college students report hazing incidents to administrators. The research, released during National Hazing Prevention Week, examined how students' connections with peers, faculty, and staff influence their willingness to speak out about hazing experiences. Relationships Drive Reporting Decisions Devin Franklin, the study's lead author and a Ph.D. student in higher education, explained ...| Campus Safety Magazine
As consumer-grade hacking devices become more powerful and accessible than ever, educational institutions are facing a growing physical security threat; one that doesn’t involve breaking locks or forcing doors. Instead, it takes advantage of outdated access control systems that many schools have trusted for decades. One such consumer-grade hacking device is the Flipper Zero, a once-niche gadget for hardware hobbyists that has gone fully mainstream. For around $200, anyone — regardless of ...| Campus Safety Magazine
Video surveillance has evolved from a passive system that recorded footage for later review to a real-time decision-making tool that actively shapes security outcomes. With artificial intelligence (AI) analytics, cameras no longer capture events but can recognize patterns, detect anomalies and trigger instant alerts that allow faster responses. Related Article: Poor Policies and Over-Reliance on AI Can Sabotage Your Security Technology’s Potential This shift is especially important for exe...| Campus Safety Magazine
The recent assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University sent shockwaves through the higher education community. U.S. colleges, universities, K12 schools and major hospitals have hosted countless speakers over the past 300 years, including current and past presidents, foreign dignitaries, diplomats, famous scholars, scientists and doctors, CEOs of major corporations, authors, comedians, military leaders and many others. Related Article: Managing the Security of Controversial Speaker...| Campus Safety Magazine
Security is one industry where mistakes should be rare, especially when considering those mistakes could put people's lives at risk. That being said, human error is a reality we have to deal with. We’ve looked at multiple instances of terrible wiring jobs, now let’s turn our attention to poorly installed security cameras. A lot goes into properly installing a security camera. First, you need to pick the right type for the job. Do you need a dome or bullet model? Point/tilt/zoom or fish...| Campus Safety Magazine
In El Paso, Texas, morgues have started paying jail inmates $2 an hour to help transport the bodies of COVID-19 victims.| Campus Safety Magazine
Whether due to an increase in vaccine hesitancy or access barriers, the pandemic affected childhood routine vaccination, says a new report.| Campus Safety Magazine
Some school districts are increasing law enforcement presence and upgrading campus security infrastructure, although others face significant funding challenges. school safety, SROs, federal funding freeze, School Safety Grant Program| Campus Safety Magazine
A shooting outside Young Hall at Kentucky State University early Sunday morning injured two people, prompting a campus lockdown and heightened security measures. KSU, Frankfort Police Department, Dr. Koffi C. Akakpo| Campus Safety Magazine
UMass Lowell ordered those on campus to shelter in place amid reports of an armed person near an on-campus residence hall.| Campus Safety Magazine
MSU has now settled with all of the survivors of the 2023 mass shooting who sustained physical injuries, as well as with the families of the deceased victims. Michigan State University, MSU shooting, Hanyang Tao, Arielle Anderson, Brian Fraser, Alexandria Verner| Campus Safety Magazine
Villanova University faced a false active shooter alert on Thursday, followed by several more calls, with some featuring gunshot-like sounds in the background. swatting, Rev. Peter M. Donohue, Jack Stollsteimer| Campus Safety Magazine
An 18-year-old suspect was arrested for a deadly shooting at the University of New Mexico that killed a 14-year-old boy and injured a 19-year-old student. John Fuentes, dorm room shooting, UNM| Campus Safety Magazine
The latest maglock technology is highly configurable and ready to satisfy local and national fire and life safety codes.| Campus Safety Magazine
Congratulations to this year’s BEST Awards winners for their outstanding contributions, solutions and security technology. security products, HID Mobile, ZSecure, System Surveyor, SDS, Omnilert, Hexagon, LVT, Bosch, ROAR, Raptor, Status Solutions, SafeSchool, Lightspeed Alert, Genetec, Allied Universal| Campus Safety Magazine
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Eight months after Texas schools were told they must have an armed officer in each building, many districts are still floundering to comply.| Campus Safety Magazine
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One of the deceased victims was a longtime employee of FSU's dining services department and the other worked for a campus food vendor.| Campus Safety Magazine
Current and former classmates of the FSU shooting suspect also say he was vocal about his extreme political and racist views.| Campus Safety Magazine
Active Shooter Reported at Florida State University, 6 Hospitalized, FSU, Phoenix Ikner| Campus Safety Magazine
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Kansas Man Shoots Wife at School After Dropping Children Off, Cessna Elementary School, school shooting, domestic violence| Campus Safety Magazine
Having thorough visitor management processes and a staff that is well-versed in understanding child custody paperwork are just two ways to ensure children are safe while in school.| Campus Safety Magazine
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Here are five ways schools can improve safety for both students, staff, and families during school arrival and dismissal times.| Campus Safety Magazine
Having proper policies in place, openly communicating with parents, and implementing available technology will make school dismissals safer.| Campus Safety Magazine
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When addressing classroom security, also take into consideration protocols, windows, training, visitor management, and emergency plans.| Campus Safety Magazine
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Campus Safety’s latest research finds that entrances, exits, perimeters, and parking lot are most often monitored by video surveillance.| Campus Safety Magazine
In this Q&A, a cybersecurity expert shares ways K-12 schools can strengthen security, improve risk mitigation, reduce costs, and optimize resources while ensuring equitable access to secure systems.| Campus Safety Magazine
Red Teams can evaluate campus protection measures and challenge your assumptions about how secure your hospital is against the threats posed by criminals, terrorists and others.| Campus Safety Magazine
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With behavioral threat assessments becoming the norm and the next generation of thought leaders focused on safety, Dr. Marisa Randazzo is optimistic about the future of school violence prevention.| Campus Safety Magazine
GBI agents provided new testimony about the events leading up to and during the Apalachee High School shooting.| Campus Safety Magazine
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Low-cost strategies include conducting a walk-through of school grounds and creating use policies for outside groups.| Campus Safety Magazine
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Enhancing accuracy and enabling new functions and capabilities through AI and ML represent a leap forward in LPR systems and operations.| Campus Safety Magazine
At the upcoming Campus Safety Conference at EDspaces, a panel of experts will discuss guidance, trends, and emerging threats in the school security space.| Campus Safety Magazine
The updates address access control, weapons detection, analytics, emergency communications, and biometrics, among other school safety topics.| Campus Safety Magazine
Student safety and school security met classroom design at last week's co-located Campus Safety Conference at EDspaces.| Campus Safety Magazine
The dual-light capabilities combine with artificial intelligence (AI) analytics for accurate object, vehicle, and people detection.| Campus Safety Magazine
Upgrades include emergency call boxes, which UGA students demanded following the on-campus murder of Augusta University student Laken Riley.| Campus Safety Magazine
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For security integrators, embracing IoT and smart devices is not just about keeping up; it’s about leading the way.| Campus Safety Magazine
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It's more important than ever for security technology executives to identify and navigate the disruptive potential of AI, IoT and cloud systems.| Campus Safety Magazine
Schools, universities and hospitals require a different type of law enforcement and security officers than other types of organizations. Here's how to recruit the right person for the job. campus police, officer recruitment| Campus Safety Magazine
Nearly one hospital security officer workers’ comp incident happens every other day in British Columbia, according to a new analysis. BC, workplace violence, WorkSafeBC| Campus Safety Magazine
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School and healthcare practitioners and solutions providers give their predictions for video surveillance in 2025.| Campus Safety Magazine
While assaults on nurses increased, nurses' perceptions of their organization caring about their safety also increased.| Campus Safety Magazine
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A Homeland Security spokesperson said the agents were at the LAUSD schools “conducting wellness checks on children who arrived unaccompanied at the border.”| Campus Safety Magazine
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The role of immigrant workers in the U.S. healthcare system is critical, but recent policy shifts may exacerbate existing workforce shortages and impact care delivery. immigration, medical care, hospital security, over-crowded hospitals| Campus Safety Magazine
Large-scale ICE raids are having an immense negative emotional impact on U.S. and foreign-born students. immigration, deportation, family separation, School of Medicine at the University of California, Riverside| Campus Safety Magazine
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The man allegedly responded to medical emergencies with the Rapid Response Team at UPMC Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh.| Campus Safety Magazine
Adopting these 12 employee screening best practices will help protect students, patients, staff members and visitors, and prevent unnecessary litigation.| Campus Safety Magazine
Autumn Bardisa allegedly impersonated a licensed nurse at AdventHealth Hospital, where she treated more than 4,400 patients using fraudulent credentials. Rick Staly, impersonating a licensed nurse, fraudulent credentials| Campus Safety Magazine
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With many hospitals experiencing a labor shortage, it is important not to let basic hospital security protocols fall by the wayside.| Campus Safety Magazine
More than 80% in Verkada poll want their healthcare industry employers to increase security measures amid increased violence and harassment.| Campus Safety Magazine
Baptist Health has installed advanced weapons detection systems in the emergency rooms of its Louisville and La Grange facilities to enhance safety and security for patients, visitors, and staff. Baptist Health Louisville, Baptist Health La Grange, Brian Sallee| Campus Safety Magazine
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