Communication capability is a critical component of school safety and emergency preparedness. Utah H.B. 84 (specifically IFC, Chapter 5, Section 510.1 and IFC Chapter 11, Section 1103.2) and Alyssa's Law address this need with new requirements for all schools in the state.
An expert panel, including bill sponsor Utah Senator Don Ipson and John Foley from the Safer Buildings Coalition, will discuss the new legislation enacted in Utah, H.B. 84 applicable to all schools in the state, both public and private.
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What is an ERCES, why is it needed, and under what circumstances? How can you test your buildings? What funding is available? How can you deliver a successful project?
