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Florida Funds Drones to Confront School Shooters

  • On Monday Florida Education Commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas announced Florida approved $557,000 to pilot Campus Guardian Angel drones in Broward, Leon and Volusia counties.
  • Because faster response is vital, Campus Guardian Angel CEO Justin Marston said, `Most of the death happens in the first two minutes`,
  • Campus Guardian Angel's system deploys drones within seconds using on-site charging pads and remote pilots at the Austin command center, employing non-lethal tools to disable shooters quickly.
  • Florida becomes the first state to fund a drone pilot designed to disorient shooters and buy time for first responders, with Volusia County Schools endorsing the safety step.
  • Marston said the system averages $4 to $8 per student per month, with 18 drones in six boxes at smaller schools and operations run from a military-style command center staffed by 11 specialists.
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govtech.com broke the news in on Friday, May 16, 2025.
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