FloorView™ Gives Emergency Personnel Field Access to Floor Plans, Photographs, and Tactical Information to Respond to Emergency Situations.

The 2008 Information Security Summit features trainers and speakers in the areas of information security, legal and regulatory issues, physical security, law enforcement, compliance and audit, risk management, technical solutions, technical demonstrations, and security policy and process.

The Ohio legislature, along with many other state legislatures, are addressing a key area of safety in our schools. Previous laws and regulations required fire and emergency drills to be conducted periodically. The new laws include provisions to assist first responders in dealing with emergencies.

 For nearly 30 years Security Products has led the distribution market with one of the largest and most up-to-date inventories in the Midwest. More importantly, we boast of the most knowledgeable staff in the business to assure our customers of the most efficient support in the business.

This grant program is designed to provide funds to Local Education Agencies (LEAs) to strengthen and improve their emergency response and crisis plans, at the district and school-building level. Grantees are required to address all four phases of crisis planning: prevention and mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery.

An information source about Homeland Security. It is a non-governmental resource that includes articles and directories.

Here's an illustration of one of the security problems faced by schools today.