Thank you to everyone who joined SAS HALO for our national AEPA webinar, “Every Second Counts: How Schools Are Cutting Emergency Response Time from Minutes to Seconds.” If you couldn’t make it live, or want to watch it again, the full recording is now available.
What we covered
911 HALO connects the safety technology schools already own, cameras, access control, PA systems, and mobile devices, into a single, unified emergency response platform. Attendees saw a live demonstration of how a 911 call from anywhere on campus, including fields, parking lots, and grounds, instantly alerts staff with the caller’s identity and precise location.
Highlights:
- Cutting emergency response time from minutes to seconds
- Campus-wide 911 call awareness, not just inside the building
- Real-time caller identification and precise location
- Two-way communication with 911 dispatch and first responders
- Secure mobile access for first responders to doors, live camera feeds, floor plans, and PA, before they even enter the building
- Stronger coordination among school staff, dispatch, law enforcement, fire, and EMS
Your questions, answered
What does it cost? Integration with your existing applications, including PBX/phone systems, mobile, access control, cameras, and public address, is $12K, with an annual license cost of $8K.
Is there a minimum commitment? Yes, 36 months, extendable to 60 months at the same annual license cost after implementation.
Any cost to first responders? No. The web-based application is made available to them only during an active emergency.
Beyond active threats? Yes. We implement your deployment to meet any emergency in your school safety plan, including fire, severe weather, medical emergencies, evacuations, and drills.
Have a question we didn’t cover, or want to see 911 HALO in action at your district? Schedule a demo.