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“Designing Schools for Student Safety and Security”
Annual Education Facilities Conference
School Security & Safety Overview
8:30am
Session #1:
Paul Timm, PSP, RETA Security, Inc.
School Security & Safety Overview
AIA Michigan21st Annual Educational Facilities Conference06/17/2013
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Presenter Background
• President, RETA Security, Inc.• Physical Security Professional (PSP)• SCAT Member (NOVA)• Illinois Terrorism Task Force (ITTF)• Assessments, Emergency Planning,
Keynotes/Training, Expert Witness
• [email protected] facebook.com/safeschools1 twitter.com/schoolsecurity linkedin.com/in/paultimmpsp
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Facebook Security
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“Create a Page”
“https”
(settings button) – privacy settings – timeline & tagging – review posts…
(settings button) – account settings – security – browsing (enable)
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Security Committee
POLICE ADM INISTRATIVEse c re ta ries
o u tsid e o rg an iza tion
FACULTYp rin c ip a lte a ch e rs
co u nse lo rs
COMMUNITYBASED
m en ta l h ea lthch u rch es
CIVILf ire
m e d ica l
SUPPORTcu s tod ia ns
n u rseste chn o lo gy
STUDENTS PARENTS
CHAIRPERSONS a fe S ch o o l M a n ag e m e nt
Access Control
• Electronic Access• NFC
• Locked Vestibule• Laminate
• Visitor Management• Software
• Secured Interior Rooms
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Communications
• Labeled Telephones• Public Address
• Exterior
• Intercom Systems• Duress
• Two-Way Radios• Repeater
• Cellular Phones• Apps
Secret Service Statistics
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According to statistics from the U.S. Secret Service & the U.S. Dept. of Ed., at least one other person had some prior knowledge of an attacker's plan in 81% of incidents. In 59% of incidents, more than one other person had some prior knowledge. Of those incidents where another person knew about the attack in advance, 93% of those people were the attacker's friend, schoolmate or sibling.
Active Shooter Procedures
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• Lockdown• A.L.I.C.E.• Run, Hide, Fight
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Evacuation Maps
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Traditional Preparedness
Interior Hallways
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Video/Photos
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Alternative Shelter Areas
• Recommendations:– Basements– Interior Rooms
• Classrooms• Locker Rooms• Offices• Restrooms
– Hallways with Reinforced Doors
15Figure 304.2(1)
2015 Intl. Building Code
Security Resources
• www.ncpc.org/topics/
• www.familywatchdog.us
• Tip Lines (866-SPEAKUP)
• www.polleverywhere.com
• www.gallagherpost.com/gallagher_post/
• www.pbs.org/programs/path-to-violence/
• www.cops.usdoj.gov/Default.asp?Item=34
• www.asisonline.org/education/activeShooter.xml
• http://training.fema.gov/EMIWeb/IS/IS100SCA.aspwww.retasecurity.com © 2013 RETA Security, Inc. (630) 932-9322