June 25, 2013 5:40 pm

Panic Buttons For One Stonington School

A pilot program means the installation of “panic buttons” in nearly every room of the West Vine Street School in Stonington, Connecticut. Once pushed the school doors automatically lock and all first responders are notified via radio. In addition instructions for students and staff are given over the school PA system. If the plan is successful it could expand to other schools.

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