On Wednesday, February 6th, 2019, Governor Murphy signed ALYSSA’S LAW into effect that requires all public schools buildings in NJ to install emergency light and panic alarms linked to local law enforcement. READ MORE HERE.
Schools will now need specialized support to implement this new law and Independent Alarm is ready, willing and more than capable of assisting the local public school systems in providing the systems that will meet the requirements of this new law. We have the experience and knowledge to guide districts and make proper recommendations to ensure they will be in compliance. At Independent Alarm we have always believed that it is of the utmost importance to help secure our community and to help provide a safe and secure environment for our children. It is with our knowledge of the latest technologies available that we can help the local school districts make our schools as safe as possible.
Call us today for your free, no pressure evaluation of your school’s needs by one of our experts. We can consult with your school district on your current security systems and make recommendations that go above and beyond the requirements of Alyssa’s law to help keep your schools safe.
Independent Alarm is committed to the safety of our community.
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