More states are putting panic alarms in schools
Three states this year have enacted laws that require or allow schools to use mobile, wearable, wireless or silent panic alarms to quickly summon emergency responders. The new laws in Illinois, Virginia and West… Read the full report at Kentucky Lantern
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USC Tax District 5
USC Tax District 5 (Resolution, file 0792-26, First Reading, Urban County Council.)