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Talkaphone will be in New York at the Javits Center on November 20-21, 2019 for the International Security Conference- ISC East. Keeping up-to-date with innovative security technology is crucial. The ISC East conference and exposition is one of the largest security industry trade shows in the U.S and offers security experts and industry professionals an opportunity to connect and discover new solutions. This year, we will be featuring our integrated security solutions, cutting-edge access control capabilities, and emergency phones. Visit booth #248 to learn how Talkaphone’s life safety products can deter crime, reduce response times, and keep your community safe. TAP-In to Talkaphone and stay up-to-date with our latest news, case studies, white papers, and blogs. Click here to subscribe. Read more →
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Enhancing Park and Playground Safety
Public parks, trails, and playgrounds enrich the community in which they reside. These recreational areas serve as a place for friends and family to connect with each other and with nature. They provide local communities with a fun place to be active and make lasting memories. Unfortunately, there are also safety risks associated with these environments, especially if there’s not a proper communication system in place. Numerous injuries and violent crimes occur in parks every year. A report by the CDC, states that ”Each year in the United States, emergency departments treat more than 200,000 children ages 14 and younger for playground-related injuries. More than 20,000 of these children are treated for a traumatic brain injury, including concussion.” Another report by the Bureau of Justice Statistics found that there is an average of 130,270 violent victimizations per year in open areas such as parks, fields, and playgrounds. When you’re at a park, the last thing you want to do is worry about the safety of your family. Luckily, park managers and city security directors are aware of the importance of implementing safety solutions for visitors. According to an article written by the National Recreation and Park Association, “To improve emergency... Read more →