The Joffe Family : July 30, 2021
According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), there were more than 1600 earthquakes of a 5.0 or higher magnitude in 2019, resulting in...
The Joffe Family : February 25, 2021
Emergency notification systems have been in widespread use since the early 1950s when CONELRAD was developed and put into place. This nationwide...
The Joffe Family : January 21, 2021
The next topic of our At-A-Glance series is the next most direct and simple emergency to handle: a fire on campus.
The Joffe Family : January 19, 2021
Lockdowns are scenarios in which campus is called to stop all movement on and off of campus because of a direct or nearby threat to staff and/or...
The Joffe Family : December 3, 2020
Through the experience of supporting schools throughout the U.S. and now the world, Joffe has learned a thing or two about emergency management and...
The Joffe Family : December 1, 2020
We sat down this week with our Director of Emergency Management, Hope Kaye. Hope has been involved in emergency services for five years, having...
Chris Joffe : October 23, 2020
Having reached a point in the year where many large holidays are quickly looming on the horizon, questions have begun to arise about the best...
Chris Joffe : October 21, 2020
In any given election year, October is a busy one. Election and candidate information dominate the news cycle. We are bombarded by positive and...
Bobby Decker, Operations Specialist : January 15, 2019
Lockdown drills are a necessary part of any good school safety plan. Knowing what to do in an emergency (and having practiced it enough to be able to...
Cecile Garcia, Operations Manager : November 27, 2018
When your home, school, office, or other space is impacted by a fire, the desire to rebuild is strong. The first step of restoration, cleaning up,...
