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Alyssa’s Act – Is School Safety Only for Public Schools?
A Personal Reflection When I walk into private schools, I see passionate educators and strong communities. But I also see unlocked doors, untrained staff, outdated procedures, and a belief that “it won’t happen here.” I’ve spent years trying to convince private school leaders that safety is not optional or something to implement “when the budget
Safeguarding Congregations: A Comprehensive Approach to Civil Disturbance Preparedness
Overview The First Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees the public the right to assemble and express opinions through demonstrations. While this right is fundamental, it also places responsibility on government agencies to maintain order and protect lives and property during such events. Under most state statutes, assemblies may be declared unlawful, and law
Trauma Kits: Why Every Organization Needs Them
Image Courtesy of TopKit™. What California Nonprofits Need to Know About AB 2260 California Assembly Bill 2260, signed into law on September 27, 2022 and effective January 1, 2023, establishes new safety requirements for certain newly constructed buildings with large occupancy capacities. Commonly referred to as the Tactical Response to Traumatic Injuries Act, AB 2260
Armed Volunteers in Florida Houses of Worship
Many houses of worship are exploring ways to strengthen safety for their congregations. For some, this includes the use of armed volunteers. While Florida law does not specifically address “armed volunteers” in religious institutions, several statutes and legislative measures provide important guidance. Understanding these laws is essential for faith leaders, boards, and volunteers who want
Florida Senate Bill 52
Florida’s churches are at the center of a new debate over faith, safety, and regulation. Senate Bill 52, introduced by Senator Gaetz for the 2026 session, proposes sweeping changes to how houses of worship can provide armed security. Designed to ease the burden of state licensure requirements, the measure could reshape the way congregations protect
Florida House Bill 95
In Florida’s ongoing debate over faith, safety, and regulation, a new proposal is stirring conversation. House Bill 95, introduced on October 7, 2025, seeks to exempt certain volunteers who provide armed security at churches and religious organizations from the state’s usual licensure requirements. Just days later, on October 14, the measure was routed to the