The Missouri Department of Public Safety has funding available for an emergency alert app to be available for public and charter schools across the state. Last month, Missouri contracted with Raptor Technologies to provide what is referred to as a silent panic alerting system.
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Missouri school districts may begin enrolling in the alerting program by going to www.raptortech.com/Missouri. Each district will have its own account that will link the alerts to selected area first responders. Raptor will conduct training for each district, beginning with pilot schools and then district-wide training. The company encourages districts interested in utilizing the app to contact Raptor to begin the enrollment process.
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Moments before the shooter entered Robb Elementary, silent panic alert technology, known as SPAT, was activated which sent info and an alarm to other school staff, as well as authorities and administrators.
"Raptor Alert was utilized as the alert process that the principal initiated a minute before the guy walked into the building," said David Rogers with Raptor Technologies. "Unfortunately, doors weren't locked."
"I think the ability to immediately make contact with administrators and law-enforcement to get people going to the right location, not just going to the school but we know a specific classroom where that panic alert has been set, I think that will help us," said former Dallas ISD Police Chief Craig Miller.
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