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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...
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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...
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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,...
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The Joffe Family: November 16, 2018
Over the past few years, a positive consensus seems to have developed. The core of that consensus is that we must find ways to protect our schools...
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Bobby Decker, Operations Specialist: October 12, 2018
Just as you expect from your community safety blog post, today starts with a poem from the American author Mary Oliver (Hey, it's Friday, right?). We...
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Bobby Decker, Operations Specialist: September 24, 2018
One of the major ways Joffe Emergency Services supports our school partners throughout the country is by providing CPR and First Aid training and...
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Bobby Decker, Operations Specialist: September 20, 2018
Perhaps the title of this blog post sacrificed some clarity for the sake of alliteration, so here's what it's about. One of the more common injuries...
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The Joffe Family: September 7, 2018
We often talk about safety preparation at Joffe, and for good reason. Preparation allows for people to make confident, correct decisions in a...
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Bobby Decker, Operations Specialist: September 5, 2018
Your school's supply shed is filled with all of the emergency supplies needed to keep campus functioning for up to 72 hours following a disaster or...
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Bobby Decker, Operations Specialist: August 30, 2018
One of the most important elements to the Joffe approach to school safety is our belief that necessary safety improvements are more likely to stick...
