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Utah schools must install wearable panic devices by July 2027

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A new Utah program will provide grants to help public schools equip staff with wearable panic devices, but a procurement dispute and other steps in the rollout delayed the program. Schools must have the devices operating by July 1, 2027. Districts that choose one of three state-selected vendors can have the costs covered by grants.

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