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			            - By Kaitlyn  DeHaven
- July 17, 2019
 
            
                
	                 
                    
                                        
		            
                    The Cullman County Sheriff’s office will hold a church safety class next week, including discussions around concerns such as a church security team, increasing situational awareness, and promoting building security tips. 
                    
			            - By Kaitlyn  DeHaven
- July 16, 2019
 
            
                
	                 
                    
                                        
		            
                    This bill will help schools pay for security risk assessments that will identify gaps in their security-related infrastructure and help prevent tragedy. 
                    
			            - By Kaitlyn  DeHaven
- July 16, 2019
 
            
                
	                 
                    
                                        
		            
                    In lieu of the STEM school shooting in Highlands Ranch, Colo., many Colorado schools and officials are trying to figure out the best way to prevent more shootings. On Thursday, the new school safety committee met for the first time, and there was a great deal of conflict.
                    
			            - By Kaitlyn  DeHaven
- July 15, 2019
 
            
                
	                 
                    
                                        
		            
                    Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office is currently using a scan station to create 3-D pictures of properties. They transitioned to using the device in schools and in crime scenes in order to gain a comprehensive picture of the scene. 
                    
			            - By Kaitlyn  DeHaven
- July 15, 2019
 
            
                
	                 
                    
                                        
		            
                    Carmel Clay School Board approved a school safety referendum on Wednesday, which would increase taxes by 5 cents per $100 of assessed value. The extra revenue would go toward more security resource officers, social works, and mental health programs. 
                    
			            - By Kaitlyn  DeHaven
- July 12, 2019
 
            
                
	                 
                    
                                        
		            
                    Thirty-two advocacy organizations are fighting a plan that calls for a Florida state database to prevent school shootings. They have written a letter explaining why they disagree with the bill.
                    
			            - By Kaitlyn  DeHaven
- July 11, 2019
 
            
                
	                 
                    
                                        
		            
                    The Los Angeles Unified School District has been conducting random wand searches since 1993. In June, the school board decided to terminate the random wand searches in July 2020. 
                    
			            - By Kaitlyn  DeHaven
- July 09, 2019
 
            
    
                
	                 
                    
                                        
		            
                    Two new buses might not seem exciting to some, but Avon Lake Schools’ new buses are special — they have added safety features including over-the-shoulder seat belts, disc brakes, a rearview camera, and a tank that runs on gasoline. 
                    
			            - By Kaitlyn  DeHaven
- July 09, 2019
 
            
                
	                 
                    
                                        
		            
                    Last year, Williamson County Schools implemented a three-tiered WCS Threat Assessment Flowchart to help mitigate school threats. Now, a bill has been signed into law that will help districts in Tennessee establish a threat assessment team. 
                    
			            - By Kaitlyn  DeHaven
- July 08, 2019