Kentucky HB643 allows local school districts to implement wearable panic alert systems and provides grants for their implementation.
Kentucky HB643 introduces a new section in KRS Chapter 158 to allow local school districts to implement wearable panic alert systems. These systems are silent security devices that send nonaudible signals to local 911 public safety answering points when activated. The Center for School Safety can distribute grants to cover up to 50% of the costs for these systems.
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