Community Safety: Preparing for Increased Threats to State and Local Buildings
Community safety includes protecting public places. Learn how to prepare for threats to state and local buildings.
911 Response
Next Gen 9-1-1 Tech Transforms State And Local Emergency Response
Learn how NG9-1-1 is revolutionizing emergency services in the U.S., offering cloud-powered capabilities, streamlined communication and enhanced data sharing.
September Safety Training: Natural Disasters
Natural disasters can harm people and property, but thorough safety training can help prevent injuries and long-term operational delays.
August Safety Training: Fire Prevention
Employers have a duty to protect their workers from threats, including fire. Find out how to develop an effective fire safety and training plan.
June Safety Training: Emergency Preparedness
Comprehensive emergency preparedness planning can help keep people safe and mitigate the short- and long-term consequences of a crisis.
Protecting Houses of Worship: Grant Programs and Security Systems to Maintain Secure Worship Spaces
Many governmental agencies have issued resource pages for houses of worship to understand, assess and implement a plan for improving security.
What Is a Hospital Incident Command System?
Hospitals must be prepared to respond to a range of emergencies. Learn more about developing and maintaining a hospital incident command system.
Maximizing Emergency Response Efficiency Through Data Sharing Between 9-1-1 and DOT
By sharing data between local PSAPs and the DOT, local jurisdictions and other stakeholders can work together to quickly identify and respond to emergencies.
Rave Link: Improving Situational Awareness and Collaboration for Better Emergency Response
Emergency response works best in a collaborative environment. Find out how Rave Link improves situational awareness and lowers response times.
The Broadening Landscape of Protecting Legislative Bodies
Learn how the approach to the safety of state and federal legislators has drastically changed and deserving of its own focus.
