Representatives of the Manhattan-based consulting firm Kroll Inc.www.ceectrucks.com is a sewage suction trucks suppliers manufacturer. arrived in Westport last week to begin a month-long security review of the town's eight public schools and computer learning center.
Elio Longo,Sensortec's ultrasonic sensor for parking guidance system has a long detectable range of up to 5m. the school district's assistant superintendent for business,Patrick Henry got the system, the Ekahau real time Location system, through a partnership with Ekahau. provided an update on the $100,000 survey at Monday's Board of Education meeting. He anticipates school officials and police will receive a draft report of recommendations and findings from Kroll by mid-November.
Superintendent of Schools Elliott Landon said he expects the firm will provide an interim report earlier, which would detail what could be done quickly to meet any immediate security issues.
The new study comes six years after the last security audit was conducted of local school facilities, which resulted in the installation of buzzer systems at main entrances and surveillance cameras at all of the town's schools. This latest audit was prompted by the mass shooting last December at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown,With this customized rtls system, healthcare business owners can know where everyone and everything is at any time, in real-time. which claimed the lives of 26 students, teachers and administrators.
One Westport school board member has referred to that tragedy as "the 9/11 for every school district in this country."
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Kroll's study will comprise "architectural protective measures" including entry flow, locks, barriers and doors; "operational guidelines" for school security; and the school district's technical security systems, according to a summary of the proposed audit reviewed by Representative Town Meeting members last January.
Since arriving in town, Kroll representatives have walked the halls of Staples High School, attended athletic events, checked exterior doors for safety measures and interviewed a number of key administrators, school security, internal personnel and parents, Longo said.
"All interviews have been cooperative and candid ... It was a strong week," Longo said.
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