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[…] their best course of action.” The Guide offers these suggestions for respond- ing to an active shooter: Congregational meetings The Guide states that “it may be valuable to schedule a time […]

[…] Law & Tax Report, 2014 How should church members and staff re- spond to an active–shooter incident prior to the time that law enforcement officers arrive? FEMA’s guide: Developing High […]

[…] can strengthen or build your cybersecurity skillsets at your own pace and schedule! • Translated Active Shooter Resources: DHS has developed a series of materials to assist communities in preparing for […]

[…] guns. Hand guns are intended for personal close-in defense and not tactical pursuit of an active shooter. Our reading of a personal account of armed teachers responding to an active shooter […]

[…] can impact churches in many ways, including weather events, fire, civil unrest, cybersecurity threats, or active shooter events. The Department of :omeland Security and the Cybersecurity =nfrastructure Security Agency (C=SA) developed […]

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[…] perimeter lighting or other security device Where is this trending Emergency Action Plan Policy for active shooter situations Security cameras Security entrances Access to facilities during and after hours Anti bullying […]

[…] can impact churches in many ways, including weather events, fire, civil unrest, cybersecurity threats, or active shooter events. The Department of Homeland Security and CISA developed multiple resources that are specifically […]