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Alyssa’s Law focuses on reducing emergency response times by enabling direct communication between schools and law enforcement. While requirements vary by state - and federal legislation is still progressing - schools should act now to assess readiness and close gaps.
Use this checklist to understand the key steps and where your current processes may need to evolve.
What’s inside
- Find out what Alyssa's Law requires of your school or district
- Check your panic alarm reaches law enforcement directly, not just 911 dispatch
- Spot coverage gaps across classrooms, offices and shared spaces
- Make sure emergency maps are digital, current and usable by responders
- Get staff trained and ready, including substitutes and temporary workers
- Build the records and testing routine that keeps you ready, not just compliant
