The Sarah Marsh Heaven’s 27 Camp Safety Act was signed into law in April 2026, introducing new emergency preparedness requirements for overnight camps across the state. Now is the time for camps to assess if their emergency notification systems can effectively protect staff and campers during crises.
Read MoreAs stadiums prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, prioritizing the safety of millions of fans, players, and staff is essential. This blog explores solutions to enhance staff safety and strengthen stadium security frameworks.
Read MoreHealthcare delivery environments require uninterrupted operational continuity and rapid incident coordination. Today's healthcare systems must be equipped to respond instantly to a broad spectrum of scenarios. This blog will highlight AlertAware’s ability to enable organizations to deliver relevant guidance to specific groups and minimize unnecessary interruptions.
Read MoreHB 1524 turns lone worker safety from a "best practice" into a legal mandate. Learn how to ensure compliance with the Isolated Employees Workplace Standards using life-saving technology that goes beyond simple check-ins.
Read MoreEffective emergency management involves anticipating and preparing for disasters, not just reacting to them. Discover three approaches to emergency management that your organization can implement.
Read MoreSpring weather brings rain showers, warmer temperatures, and more extreme weather like tornados thunderstorms, and floods. Severe weather can cause significant workplace disruptions, so the best way to encounter flooding is to prepare, follow safety precautions, and be aware of hazards afterward.
Read MoreWith major weather events increasing in frequency and intensity, communities must consider incorporating effective outdoor warning systems as part of their mass notification approach in order to mitigate harm.
Read MoreOn Saturday morning, January 13, 2018, Hawaiian residents received a frightening statewide alert about a ballistic missile threat inbound to Hawaii on their phones, radios, and televisions. This alert sent widespread panic throughout the islands as residents and visitors scrambled to find safety and feared that this would be the end, only to later find out it was a false alarm. Multiple news outlets have covered the story, and phrases like “inexcusable human error” and “lack of reasonable safeguards” are being thrown around. However as we wait for the full report to be released, there are several takeaways that we can look at already.
Read MoreHaving an effective unified mass notification system in place is paramount for JCCs or any organization when faced with a crisis.
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