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Florida School Safety Standards | CENTEGIX Florida School Safety Standards Florida School Safety Standards CENTEGIX and SaferWatch Announce Strategic Partnership to Accelerate Emergency Response for Organizations Across the U.S. CENTEGIX® | Safety Report 2026 Alyssa’s Law Report: Making Florida Schools Safer Adverse situations can happen at any moment — from everyday crises such as medical emergencies, severe weather, and physical altercations to extreme situations that threaten your entire campus.
In our latest report, we share aggregate usage data from Florida districts utilizing CrisisAlert during the 2024-2025 school year that demonstrates the positive effect Alyssa’s Law is having on the safety of over 1. 54 million students and one hundred eighty thousand educators and staff.
Download the new 2026 Florida Alyssa’s Law Report today → Florida HB 301 and the School Mapping Data Grant Program Florida HB 301 encourages Florida school districts to utilize emergency mapping data by allocating funding through the School Mapping Data Grant Program.
While the bill does not issue any legal requirements for school mapping data, it encourages districts and charter schools in the state to generate accurate digital mapping data to share with first responders to increase public safety and decrease emergency response times. The bill “appropriates $14 million” to the Florida Department of Education to create the School Mapping Data Grant Program.
Florida school districts “may apply to receive funds from the program to provide school mapping data for each public school, including charter schools, in the district. ” Mapping Your School with Safety Blueprint® Through Florida HB 301, you can secure funding to give your district dynamic mapping capabilities.
CENTEGIX Safety Blueprint® , our industry-first, dynamic digital mapping solution, gives your safety and facilities teams a comprehensive view of utilities, campus assets, IT security resources, evacuation points, and other user-defined information. Use dynamic mapping to define zones (i.e., room numbers, grade hallways, campus segments) and update evacuation routes. Create scenarios and add obstacles to improve decision-making.
Give first responders immediate access to all campus information, including utility shutoffs, AEDs, fire suppression, alarm panels, and cameras. Give emergency responders context with user-added data. Track safety asset inventory, location, and maintenance.
While the bill does not issue any legal requirements for school mapping data, it encourages districts and charter schools in the state to generate accurate digital mapping data to share with first responders to increase public safety and decrease emergency response times. The bill “appropriates $14 million” to the Florida Department of Education to create the School Mapping Data Grant Program.
Florida school districts “may apply to receive funds from the program to provide school mapping data for each public school, including charter schools, in the district. ” Learn More About Dynamic Digital Mapping Alyssa’s Law in Florida: SB 70 Florida passed its version of Alyssa’s Law (Florida Senate Bill 70) in 2020, making it the second state to pass the legislation.
The law, named for Alyssa Alhadeff, requires Florida public schools to implement a mobile panic alert system (MPAS) and creates guidelines and funding avenues for those systems. The bill , which received unanimous support in the Senate, was introduced by Sen. Lauren Book.
Representatives Michael Gotlieb and Dan Daley introduced a similar bill in the Florida House of Representatives ( Florida House Bill 23 ). What is a Mobile Panic Alert System? A Mobile Panic Alarm System is an alert system that can be triggered discreetly, such as a wearable panic button.
Florida is one of the first states in the US with a version of Alyssa’s Law that will keep students and staff safe without disrupting the learning environment. In Florida, Alyssa’s Law will: Empower teachers and staff Allocate $6.
4 million in recurring funds for implementation Speed emergency response time Provide Florida school safety solutions Save the lives of Floridians Alyssa’s Law aims to improve law enforcement response time to life-threatening emergencies in schools. Districts seeking to comply with Alyssa’s Law must therefore invest in everyday safety solutions that improve emergency response times. In an emergency, every second matters.
Achieving Alyssa’s Law Compliance CrisisAlert™ technology is designed to improve communication with first responders, empower staff members to request assistance and make school buildings more secure. The CENTEGIX CrisisAlert safety solution fulfills the purpose of Alyssa’s law: to decrease emergency response times, save lives, and create a culture of safety in schools. No Wi-Fi or cell data is required.
Easy adoption—no need for teachers to download an app!
Connections to diverse emergency services technologies Real-time coordination among multiple first responder agencies, including county, local, and on-site responders Integration with local public safety answering points to transmit 911 calls and mobile activations The Florida Department of Education has fully vetted the CrisisAlert ™ solution and deemed it fully compliant with the requirements of Alyssa’s Law.
A Multilayered Approach: the CENTEGIX Safety Platform® The multi-layered CENTEGIX Safety Platform® combines innovative technology to empower school staff in critical situations, especially those Alyssa’s Law aims to address. The CENTEGIX Safety Platform® is the foundation for an efficient and effective safety plan. The Safety Platform empowers users to prevent, prepare for, and respond to any adverse incident campus-wide.
The platform unites robust industry-leading solutions, including Enhanced Visitor Management™ Learn how the CENTEGIX Safety Platform can help create a safer work environment here . Discover Features and Benefits of the Safety Platform Saving Seconds Saves Lives In an emergency, getting help to the right location quickly can be the difference between a positive and negative outcome.
With our CrisisAlert™ wearable panic button, staff can quickly and discreetly request help to their exact location. Because in a crisis, every second matters.
Find Funding for Florida School Safety Solutions 2026 School Safety Trends Clarity in Crisis: Replacing Uncertainty with Coordinated Response Built from more than 346,000 wearable panic button alerts collected during the 2025–2026 school year, the 2026 School Safety Trends Report provides a comprehensive look at how K-12 schools are improving emergency response, strengthening preparedness, and enhancing campus safety nationwide through clarity.
Download your copy today. Resources for Florida Districts Explore our resources on school safety, legislation, funding, and more to help make Florida schools safer. What are your options for HB 301 compliance?
We can help. Why Should You Choose CENTEGIX Safety Blueprint®? Saving Time Saves Lives—Is Your Safety Solution Capable?
2025 Alyssa’s Law Report: Making Florida Schools Safer Adverse situations can happen at any moment — from everyday crises such as medical emergencies, severe weather, and physical altercations to extreme situations that threaten your entire campus.
In our latest report, we share aggregate usage data from Florida districts utilizing CrisisAlert during the 2024-2025 school year that demonstrates the positive effect Alyssa’s Law is having on the safety of over 1. 45 million students and one hundred sixty five thousand educators and staff.
Download the new 2025 Florida Alyssa’s Law Report today → " * " indicates required fields This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Please enter organization email address Please enter 10 digit phone number.
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* Broward County Public Schools Hosts Media Day Introducing CENTEGIX CrisisAlert Florida’s Broward County School District Selects CENTEGIX Safety Blueprint® for District-Wide Digital Mapping CENTEGIX , the industry leader and largest wearable safety technology provider for K-12 education, today announced that Broward County Public Schools (BCPS), the sixth-largest school district in the nation and the second-largest in the state of Florida, has approved the purchase and implementation of CENTEGIX Safety Blueprint® , a dynamic digital mapping solution, for 329 sites within its school district.
Florida HB301: What is it? Why is it Important? What’s Required?
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* We engage with teachers and staff every day to understand how CrisisAlert supports them, and here’s what they’ve shared: A student was having trouble breathing and her vision was beginning to black out. We don’t have service in our building and it can be difficult to get ahold of the office staff, so having something to immediately alert them of emergency was incredibly helpful in a very scary situation.
Elementary school teacher Clayton County Schools, GA I had a student who was refusing to follow directions and became very defiant. This student was beginning to get aggressive. I used my badge to alert our campus security monitor to remove the student from the situation.
It is a very useful tool when the response was as immediate as it was. Clark County School District, NV A student was having a severe panic attack, trouble speaking, crying, not able to answer my questions as to what was wrong with her. I used the device to call for administrative help and it worked like it was designed to.
Help arrived in a matter of seconds. I saw firsthand how well it works. Palm Beach County Schools, FL Championing Safe Schools with Educators and Educator Associations CrisisAlert™ Is in a Class of Its Own We don’t just raise the bar.
We built it. CrisisAlert leads the industry in wearable panic button technology. As the most trusted, proven, and deployed solution on the market, it delivers unrivaled reliability, redundancy, notification, and response capabilities.
Unlike other wearable panic buttons, CrisisAlert activates a fully integrated emergency response and notification system, including flashing strobes, intercom announcements, and computer screen takeovers.
It’s the only solution with 100% campus-wide coverage that immediately sends a digital map to first responders with precise location details, down to the exact floor and room, detailing every safety asset in proximity of the alert, to protect your staff wherever they are.
Discover why no other wearable compares In an Emergency, You Need CrisisAlert™ Adverse situations can happen at any moment— from everyday crises such as medical emergencies, severe weather, and physical altercations to extreme situations that threaten your entire campus. The faster you get help to the right location, the better the outcome.
See how our CrisisAlert wearable mobile panic button empowers staff to get help instantly in an emergency. Explore More Safety Resources Does AI School Safety Mean Big Brother Is Watching? Inside the CENTEGIX and VOLT Approach to Privacy AI-activated school safety alerts without surveillance.
No facial recognition, human-verified alerts, and schools control their data. Here’s how it works. How AI-Activated Alerts Are Changing the Speed of School Safety Learn how AI-activated alerts turn existing school cameras into real-time threat detection, with human verification, no facial recognition, and faster response.
Two Triggers, One Response: Connecting Video With Incident Detection and Response Compare AI-triggered and alert-triggered video and see how both models connect real-time visual context with coordinated incident response.
Real-Time Video Intelligence: How CrisisAlert Connects Responders With the Closest Camera See how CrisisAlert uses alert-triggered video with Rhombus and OpenEye cameras to give responders immediate visual context during an emergency. CrisisAlert mobile panic button Safety Blueprint critical incident mapping Safety solutions integrations Funding for School Safety Funding for Healthcare Safety Customer Login and Support EVERY. SECOND.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Each Florida public school district, in consultation with local law enforcement and public safety agencies, is eligible. This includes charter schools. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $3,000 - $5,000 per school. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
School Mapping Data Grant Program (2026) is funded by Florida Department of Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Florida. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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