Panic Alarms Available for Staff at JJC
Tiny alarms that ring directly to police radios are available for purchase for JJC staff and faculty.
Every year, Joliet Junior College hosts an Active Shooter drill but that's not the only thing the campus does to help keep everyone safe. Staff and instructors on campus can buy the buttons, which are about the size of a business card that are then assigned a location on campus. When the panic button is pressed, a message goes out to the radios of all Joliet Junior College police officers that indicated the location of the emergency. "The message says, 'police assistance needed in room such and such,'" JJC Police Chief Pete Comanda said. Some years ago, the police department purchased the basic system and initial buttons for $17,000. The money came directly from fines. Currently, there are about 100 active buttons on campus. About 30 days …
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12:39 pm on Friday, January 11, 2013
100 % right Kurt!   more ›