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Maryland tightens security guard licensing requirements for businesses
The Maryland State Police Licensing Division also announced that beginning January 1, 2025, all Professional License applications will transition to a fully electronic format. Applications include Security Guards, Security Guard Agencies, Security Guard Employers, Private Detectives, Private Detective Agencies, Dual Agencies, Security System Technicians, Security System Agencies, Special Police, Railroad Police, and Bullet Proof Body Armor.
OKCFD Launches New App To Enhance Emergency Communication
The Oklahoma City Fire Department has launched a new app to enhance communication during emergencies, allowing real-time video feedback from callers to improve response efforts.
Dozens of cats stolen from homes in Rock City, Illinois
12.6.24 – CBS News Chicago. Families in the village of Rock City are demanding justice,...
Arkansas attorney general approves agreement to merge Fort Smith, Sebastian County 911 centers
The combined 911 system, which will fall under the control of Fort Smith, will be called the River Valley Communications Center. The center will service the entire county, both the unincorporated areas as well as the cities such as Fort Smith, Greenwood and Lavaca.
Louisiana enacts major tax reforms: Sales tax hike, income tax cut
“For far too long, parents have watched kids leave this state for better opportunities. We’ve watched businesses uproot themselves and supplant themselves in other states as well and it’s frustrating,” Landry said.
Kansas boosts public Wi-Fi, device programs with $10.7 million in funding
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly announced a $10.7 million round of funding for the state's Advancing Digital Opportunities to Promote Technology program.
10 unusual bills proposed in Mississippi’s 2024 legislative session
Sen. Kevin Blackwell, R-Southaven, is looking to get ahead of the curve as technology quickly advances with SB 2088, which would act as a protection to employees from forced human microchip implantation
Oklahoma Launches Business Hub To Support Small Business Growth
Oklahoma's new Business Hub streamlines the process of starting and operating small businesses by consolidating resources and services into a single online platform.
HCISD implements silent alarm system
The Harlingen Consolidated Independent School District is the first school district in the Rio Grande Valley with the technology. Marina Longoria, a teacher at Harlingen High School, says this is another supplemental tool for school safety.
