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Grants Available As Schools Roll Out Panic Buttons

By Mid-Utah Radio · November 5, 2026 · 1 min read
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NOVEMBER 5, 2026 / LOCAL NEWS Grants Available As Schools Roll Out Panic Buttons (Salt Lake City, UT) — Grants are available for schools that are required to install panic buttons by July 1st of 2027. There have already been delays in the rollout of the policy, but now state officials say districts have more options.

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