School Security Survey Overview

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School Security Survey Overview

School Security as a Priority

Responsibility for School Safety

Funding Sources

State Supported Activities Physical Security Assessments 35 (73%) Host Conference 29 (60%) Host Training for LE 37 (77%) Helping Write School EOPs 38 (79%) Other 17 (35%) 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35

Role of the Fusion Center

Role of Technology

Role of Technology

School Security

Special and Emerging Issues Committee Chair Gilbert Orrantia – Arizona Iuniasolua T. Savusa – American Samoa Mark Schouten – Iowa BG Gerard F. Bolduc – Maine Frank L. Perry – North Carolina Perry E. Plummer – New Hampshire M. Jay Mitchell – New Mexico Colonel Marcus Brown – Pennsylvania Stefan Pluta –South Dakota Alisha Powell – NGA Senior Policy Analyst

Active Shooter Incidents

Number of Active Shooter Attacks 2000-2013

Active Shooter Incidents

Location of Attacks

School Incidents

94 School shootings in 2 years

Since 2013, there have been at least 189 school shootings in America – An average of nearly one per week 84 - K– 12 76 - College or University

What can we do about it?

The New Hampshire Experience Request from DOE for Grant Funding Direction from Governor Hassan Assembled a Multi-discipline Group

The New Hampshire Experience Self Assessment On-site Team Security Assessment Emergency Plan Review Emergency Plan Rewrite Emergency Plan Training/Workshops Tabletop Exercises Full Scale Exercises

Additional Measures School Mapping Program School Resource Officers Key Partners Conference Association Development Increased LE Visibility Bomb Threat Reporting Protocol Conf Call Grant Funding Emergency Notification Security Measures NH Alerts

Related Measures 98 Exercises (1,700 participants) 26 Direct Active Shooter Focus Active Shooter Checklist / Policy Development Scenario Board Game LE Active Shooter Programs In field / At Academy Dispatcher Training for Active Shooter Incidents Warm Zone EMS Unified Command Project ICS Focus Training Emergency Notification Systems Grant See Something, Say Something

Technology School Emergency Notification System Copsync Social Media Monitoring Life Raft Geofedia Mass Notification Code Red Ping4 Others?

Physical Security Capabilities Surveillance Access Control Emergency Alerting

Greatest Threat or Hazard Unauthorized Entries

Shootings have long-term effect as well! Test Scores decreased by 5% Reduced enrollment Test Scores decreased by 5%

All Hazards Approach

National Governors Association Perry E. Plummer Director NH Homeland Security and Emergency Management Perry.plummer@dos.nh.gov Cell (603) 419-0255 Tara Shone Policy Analyst National Governors Association tshone@nga.org 202-614-7808