Mobile Panic Alert System Act requires public schools to implement a system for real-time coordination between emergency services.
The Mobile Panic Alert System Act, also known as Alyssa's Law, mandates that starting from the 2026-2027 school year, all public schools, including charter schools, must implement a mobile panic alert system. This system is designed to connect various emergency services technologies, ensuring real-time coordination among multiple first responder agencies during school security emergencies. The State Board of Education is required to issue a competitive solicitation for a mobile panic alert system that can be used by each school district.
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