New York S06410 requires each public elementary and secondary school building to be equipped with at least one panic alarm for school security.

New York S06410, known as "Alyssa's Law," mandates that every public elementary and secondary school building must have at least one panic alarm system for use in school security emergencies. These emergencies include non-fire evacuations, lockdowns, or active shooter situations. The panic alarm system must be silent, directly linked to local law enforcement, and transmit a signal upon activation. Funds for purchasing or installing these systems are eligible for building aid reimbursement. The law takes effect immediately, with full compliance required within one year.

New York S06410 requires each public elementary and secondary school building to be equipped with at least one panic alarm for school security.

New York S06410, known as "Alyssa's Law," mandates that every public elementary and secondary school building must have at least one panic alarm system for use in school security emergencies. These emergencies include non-fire evacuations, lockdowns, or active shooter situations. The panic alarm system must be silent, directly linked to local law enforcement, and transmit a signal upon activation. Funds for purchasing or installing these systems are eligible for building aid reimbursement. The law takes effect immediately, with full compliance required within one year.