Illinois HB5107 mandates schools to consider mobile panic alert systems in emergency plans and establishes a grant program for their implementation.
HB5107 requires school districts and private schools to integrate mobile panic alert systems into their emergency response plans. The State Board of Education, in consultation with relevant agencies, will develop standards for these systems, focusing on scalability, reliability, integration, and efficiency. A Mobile Panic Alert System Grant Program is established to fund these systems, with grants awarded from the "Alyssa's Alert" fund. The Board will also identify existing market options for these systems.
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