Shooter Detection Systems joins Partner Alliance for safe schools to strengthen school safety efforts

Shooter Detection Systems, an Alarm.com (NASDAQ: ALRM) company and the renowned gunshot detection provider of gunshot detection solutions has joined forces with the Partner Alliance for Safe Schools (PASS) to support their mission and advocate for critical school safety efforts.

As part of its commitment to PASS, Shooter Detection Systems promotes the PASS guidelines for layered school safety and security among school administrators and public safety professionals.

Shooter Detection Systems promotes PASS guidelines

PASS guidelines provide school districts with vetted best practices for security technology, staff training, community involvement, and crisis preparation planning.

SDS will also participate in the PASS School Security Town Hall, taking place at ISC West 2024, an event that commemorates PASS’ 10th anniversary.

Groundbreaking SecureGrants program

Shooter Detection Systems shares PASS’s deep commitment to securing K-12 learning environments

As the gunshot detection provider to school districts across the country and creator of the groundbreaking SecureGrants program to help schools fund critical safety technology, Shooter Detection Systems shares PASS’s deep commitment to securing K-12 learning environments. 

By joining PASS, SDS expands its ability to inform administrators about technology-enabled safety options and provide guidance that helps school officials make the most effective safety decisions for their communities.

PASS technical committee

“We look forward to working with PASS and contributing our technology expertise to help expand their guidelines and recommendations over time,” said Rich Onofrio, Chief Technology Officer of Shooter Detection Systems.

Rich Onofrio adds, “We have always believed that gunshot detection should be part of a comprehensive, layered security strategy. We are excited to work with the PASS technical committee to understand the proven benefits of gunshot detection and how the technology is a perfect fit for future additions of the PASS guidelines.”