Establishes "Alyssa's Law" requiring local educational agencies to implement wearable panic alert technology and critical incident response mapping.
Missouri SB1733, known as "Alyssa's Law," mandates local educational agencies to implement wearable panic alert technology and critical incident response mapping. These measures aim to enhance emergency response capabilities at schools. The law requires local educational agencies to provide staff with wearable panic alert devices that can communicate with local emergency response agencies. Additionally, it mandates the creation of emergency response maps that are compatible with existing school security software, overlaid on school floor plans, and capable of real-time updates.
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