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In Wisconsin, a new program called "Peer Support Team" focuses on the mental health of first responders and local law...

The summer months can result in a lull in activity for campus safety teams. After the end of the academic year, which includes finals,...

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The 2019 APCO Public Safety Broadband Summit examined NG911 funding and implementation challenges on the local level as...

In 2019, there have been 8 reported shootings on college or high school campuses. These attacks occurred in locations across campus,...

According to Campus Safety Magazine, there are several general steps to consider when creating a hospital emergency plan that goes...

Across the United States, Urgent Care Centers are becoming an increasingly popular way for residents to access healthcare services. As...

What would happen if your business were unable to operate due to a fire, a cyber-attack, severe weather, or a contagious illness...

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Texas lawmakers are working toward passing new legislative measures to increase campus safety, one year after the mass...

Amid record floods, emergency managers must prepare residents for both physical and economic damage. Preparing your community for...

Even though the healthcare industry is one of the fastest growing sectors in the United States, reports show that rates of violent...

When it comes to best practices for rip and replace technology projects, opinions vary from “if it ain't broken, don't fix it” to “big...

In March, Samantha Josephson, a 21-year old college student at the University of South Carolina, was killed after getting into a car...