Alyssa's Law

When a life-threatening emergency occurs – response time is of the essence. When law enforcement arrives quickly, they can take down threats and triage any victims. When there are delays, our communities are at risk.

What is Alyssa's Law

“Alyssa’s Law”—named after Alyssa Alhadeff, a victim of the 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School tragedy—requires all public elementary and secondary schools and charter schools to have a silent panic alert system linked directly to first responders and law enforcement agencies.

Alyssa’s law was first implemented in New Jersey on February 6, 2019 and there are variations of this law in New York, Florida and Nebraska. While there is no national adoption of this law, it was introduced to Congress at the Federal Level for consideration.

Don’t Wait

While not all states have adopted Alyssa’s Law, or similar legislation, we do know that EVERY school could benefit from a silent panic alert system. Waiting until it becomes law simply puts students and staff at risk. Act Now!

Our Security Solution

Allied Universal® Technology Services can help your school implement a reliable system that works to save countless lives and provide peace of mind for your community.

The Wave™ is a fast and reliable means for faculty and staff to easily notify local authorities of a critical event. Upon use of a strategically placed wireless device, enforcement officers are instantly notified of the location of the emergency over the radios they already carry. Time is of the essences during these critical events and The Wave™ provides a means for quicker and accurate information to be relayed to first responders.

To find out more about our Wave system let us connect you with an AUTS representative today.