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Sex Assault Leads To Safety Warning
Several cable, satellite and utility companies said shirts don't matter, you should look for a badge. "The key is the badge, the ID, were we invited to be there, if we were, okay, if they present a badge, and you're still uncomfortable for any reason, call," says Berry. We were told by Qwest, it's employees arrive in Qwest marked vehicles, with Qwest shirts and Qwest ID badges. An appointment is set by the customer and the tech calls the customer on the day of the appointment to set a time of arrival.
Full Article from Krdotv.com.
Friday, November 24, 2006
Child ID cards, fingerprinting offered
As part of "Operation Safe Child," the Broome County Sheriff's Office will hand out child ID cards and perform free fingerprinting Dec. 2 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at the GHS Federal Credit Union main office, 910 Upper Front St., Binghamton.The program is designed to raise awareness about child safety and to expedite the return of a missing child. Parents will receive ID cards containing their child's name, biographical information and fingerprint image. Written consent from a parent or legal guardian is required for children to participate.
Full Article from Pressconnects.com.
Thursday, November 23, 2006
School board hears security priorities
The committee was formed after interim Superintendent David Mancini announced in October he was enacting some revised security policies after a series of shootings and other incidents occurred at schools across the nation. In its report, the committee listed recommended security priorities in descending order of importance. The top priority calls for the superintendent to enforce several security measures at the schools, including requiring all district staff to wear photo ID badges, requiring all visitors to register and wear proper ID while on school grounds and prohibiting closed or locked doors to be propped open.
Full Article from ThisWeekNews.com.
Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Emergency exercise tests how a Broward school reacts to crisis
When visitors or parents arrive at schools, their driver's licenses are scanned before they receive a pass to enter the campus. Every school already restricts the entrance and exit to a single point.McArthur High junior Nestor Rodriguez said the added security measures make him feel safer at school."I've seen on the news what can happen," said Rodriguez, 16. "I like that nobody can just walk in and walk out."
Many schools require staff and students to wear ID badges at all times. More schools ask teachers to lock their room doors during class, preventing any outsider from a random walk-in."Schools used to be warm and fuzzy places, where you could say, `C'mon, walk in with your kids,'" said Joe Melita, in charge of the Broward School District's investigative unit. "It's a new norm, it's just not like that anymore." Full Article from Sun-Sentinel.com.
Monday, November 20, 2006
SAD 1 plans ID badges for teachers
PRESQUE ISLE - SAD 1 teachers could be wearing photo ID badges as soon as next month as school officials work to make their buildings as secure as possible.SAD 1 Superintendent Gehrig Johnson informed the school board during its Wednesday night meeting about the steps school officials are taking as they implement new crisis and emergency plans in the district and work to increase the safety and security of school buildings.Johnson said the district already has spent a considerable amount of money on precautions, including about $60,000 in surveillance equipment and 38 cameras for the high school. The district also has a visitor pass system in place now so that unfamiliar faces coming into SAD 1 schools can be identified easily.
Full Article from Bangornews.com.
Sunday, November 19, 2006
NO PLAYTIME AT TOY CHAIN ON ITS ROAD TO RECOVERY
For example, its newspaper circulars, the bread and butter of the chain?s advertising, now use thicker, glossier paper and kinetic images of children playing, rather than photographs of toys sitting idle on a table. Toys ?R? Us is also using more engaging television advertising and more sophisticated marketing techniques intended to project an image as the biggest and best toy vendor. Mr. Storch has also begun a campaign to restore the confidence of a work force badly shaken by its misfortunes. He calls his internal public relations effort ?playing to win? ? a slogan he has slapped on signs across the company?s headquarters, glued to employee ID badges and even adopted as the greeting on his personal cellphone. He approaches his work force with the acuity of a headmaster, correcting employees? grammar and taking them to task for missing meetings. He rejected the first draft of a recent internal newsletter when he noticed that a sentence ended in a preposition.
Full Article from AmherstTimes.com.
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