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Higher security, higher costs: Panic buttons in schools
MADISON, Ala. (WHNT) — With school shootings happening nationwide, there are continued calls on lawmakers to raise security and safety. The latest idea in Alabama: panic buttons. “It’s where, really, time equals lives,” Rep. Alan Baker (R-Brewton) said. “So that’s very important to get that location as quickly as possible, so that’s really the intent with this technology.” 📲Download the WHNT News 19 App to stay updated on the go. 📧Sign up for…
'Alyssa's Law': Bend Rep. Emerson Levy's bill to add school emergency 'panic alarms' passes Oregon House 50-0
SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Alyssa’s Law (HB 3083), legislation that requires Oregon school districts to consider installing a panic alarm system in their schools, consisting of either a wireless or wearable panic alarm, passed the Oregon House Tuesday by a unanimous 50-0 vote. Introduced by Rep. Emerson Levy, D-Bend, HB 3083 is named in memory
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