Rep. Levy: $2.5 million in grants now available to Oregon school districts for wireless panic alarms
KTVZ - 2024-04-12T03:42:19.000Z

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- The Oregon Department of Education’s School Safety and Emergency Management program opened up applications Thursday for school districts to apply for the Wireless Panic Alarm Grant. Rep. Emerson Levy (D-Central Oregon) secured funding for the school safety improvements during the 2023 legislative session. “We can all sleep better tonight knowing our tax dollars

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BEND, Ore. – School districts across the state can now apply for grant money to fund wireless panic alarms in every school. According to the Oregon Representative Emerson Levy, who introduced Alyssa’s Law last year, this $2.5 million Wireless Panic Alarm Grant program is an important step in an effort to improve school safety. HB […]
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