The Vermilion Local School District is the first in the state to have new, high-tech security aimed at saving time in an emergency.
“It’s a game changer when we saw it, we were blown away,” said Wes Weaver, Assistant Superintendent Vermilion Local School District.“It’s a personal mission for us too, to provide that safety and security for our students,” said Christopher Hartung, Chief Vermilion Police Department.
But now, the Vermilion Local School District invested in cutting-edge technology to change that, it’s called 911 Inform. “We’re in the building instantly with a matter of a couple of clicks. If we have a 911 call from a specific classroom, I can activate a camera and see,” said Katie Lulovics, Vermilion Police Communications Supervisor. “If I see a shooter, I can follow him through the building I can let my officers know exactly where that shooter is, I can let them know what doors I’m unlocking for them to go in, what doors are going to be locked. So our eyes are there before anybody.
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