Greene said if you accidentally call 911, don’t panic, and don’t hang up. “Stay on the phone,” he said. “You’re not going to ...

Click "Ok" on the confirmation page to dismiss the confirmation message. If the e-Panic button malfunctions in an emergency, immediately call UTSAPD at (210) 458-4911. If you are testing your e-panic ...

Emergency call systems can help. But is a necklace with an emergency button on it the best option? Or is a simple phone or smart speaker enough? Many older people live alone in their homes and ...

Some government agencies encourage a “text first, talk second” approach to keep phone lines open for emergency calls. Plus, sending a text uses less battery than a phone call. Keep it short.

No other data input is necessary for activation. An agent will be immediately sent to the location to respond to the emergency button activation. If possible, call CSPS at 514-848-3717 before ...

He said most of its classrooms have emergency call buttons. He said if there was a funding mechanism from the state that went along with those devices, then the school system would support it.