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Our Complete Guide to School Emergency Notification Systems

Answering FAQs about Mass Notification Systems

Our Complete Guide to School Emergency Notification Systems

ASAP Security Services has been in business since 1947, first operating as a simple alarm company. We’ve evolved over the years, and today, we help schools and businesses stay safe through alarms, cameras, automated locks, and mass notification systems.

Emergency notification systems inform everyone in schools by deploying voice messages, calls, or text messages to all necessary contacts. So if there’s any critical information that parents, staff, or even students should know, administrators can share messaging instantly. 

We’ve written many articles about emergency notification systems in our security blog. All you need to know for your Austin, TX school can be found in our guides below. Click on whichever articles interest you—there’s lots of helpful information to be found! 

How to Protect Your Business Amidst Surging Crime

The Benefits of a Comprehensive, Custom Commercial Security System

How to Protect Your Business Amidst Surging Crime

Across the nation, several communities and cities have experienced growing civil unrest in the last two years. If you live near these cities, you know it isn’t uncommon to see boarded-up windows and doors—efforts by businesses to protect themselves from vandals and thieves. This smash-and-grab crime wave has led to over $800,000 in damage and losses.

According to the Austin Police Department Crime Analysis Unit, Austin, TX, wasn't spared, experiencing large protests and social unrest in late May 2020. At this time, the number of robberies began to increase, and gun offenses in 2020 ended higher than in any other year. 

Organized retail crime also made headlines with videos showing brazen groups of gang members entering stores with little concern, grabbing what they could as they made their way through the building. Entrepreneur reported that of the 8.9 million crimes reported in 2020, over 60% were crimes against property. To protect themselves, business owners turned to a commercial security system.

Keep a Vigilant Eye with Remote Monitoring for Your School

Sophisticated Surveillance Systems Give You the Power to Detect, Deter, and Defuse Situations

Keep a Vigilant Eye with Remote Monitoring for Your School

Children are our greatest asset, and enabling them to grow into productive and responsible citizens requires a solid and comprehensive education. As administrators and safety officers, it is your duty to ensure that the facilities, classrooms, and athletic fields are protected, allowing kids to be kids and focus on learning. 

Our contemporary times are rife with dangers and threats that consume our attention and keep people on edge. You and your teams cannot be everywhere at all times. Advanced remote monitoring offers sophisticated technology that works in conjunction with your security team, providing advance notice of trouble. 

Are you ready to provide comprehensive coverage for your school in Belton, TX, and the surrounding regions? Continue reading below to learn more. 

3 Key Security Features Every School Needs

A Smart Security System Protects Students and Faculty

3 Key Security Features Every School Needs

Protecting students and staff is a number one priority for building administrators, as a surge in school violence has taken over headlines. However, the balance with any school security system is ensuring the safety of children and adults while enabling them to have a focused and fun learning experience.

Smart security systems provide such balance, allowing administration and security professionals to keep an eye on building activity while not interfering with classroom day-to-day learning. Children should feel safe coming to school each day, and knowing there are "eyes in the sky" should provide a sense of comfort to parents and educators.

Continue reading to learn more about three critical features of a smart security system that can help protect students and staff while at school in Houston, TX.