Practical analysis on threats, risk management, and security operations from RSG's field team.
What is House Bill 33 (HB 33)? Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. Districts...
Fires at churches, synagogues, and mosques happen more often than people realize. Many of them are not accidents. They’re arson. Between 1996...
If Everyone’s in Charge, No One’s in Charge We see it all the time: When a real incident happens, confusion adds chaos....
Calling 911 Isn’t a Medical Plan If something goes wrong during a service, chest pain, choking, or a fall, your team’s first...
Reunification Is Still the Weakest Link Most schools have evacuation plans. Many have lockdown procedures. But very few have a working reunification...
The Terms Are Simple…The Execution Isn’t Most school staff can tell you the difference between a lockdown and a secure drill when...
The Problem Isn’t the Paperwork Most schools have an Emergency Operations Plan. It checks the boxes. It has the right sections. It’s...
Whenever an armed civilian stops an active shooter, the story spreads fast. So do the doubts. People often ask: These are valid...
When faced with an active threat, barricading can serve as a critical tactic to protect lives. By creating physical barriers between an...
Ensuring the safety and security of students and staff requires a proactive approach. Conducting comprehensive risk assessments is the cornerstone of any...
Frequent alerts caused by recurring incidents—like the “bailout” situations near Uvalde CISD schools—can desensitize staff and compromise the effectiveness of emergency response...
Communication is a cornerstone of effective emergency management in schools, and other sectors for that matter. When critical incidents occur, the ability...
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