What the Blue Light Was For
This fall, two universities took down most of their blue light emergency phones. I am not going to argue with the math. What I will argue with is the question that math was asked to answer, because it was the wrong question.
From Call Box to Connected Line: A Transit Leader’s Guide to Modern Safety Infrastructure
How transit agencies move from standalone call boxes to connected Help Points, with boarding assist, cloud diagnostics, and what to write into the spec before the bid.
The Last Alarm Is Not the First Warning
The new Guadalupe River warning towers worked in July 2026, but they are still the last line. What a first flood warning looks like at parks, camps, and campgrounds, and how landscape architects can build it into the site.
What Happens When Someone Presses the Button: A Property Owner’s Guide to the Five-Step Emergency Response Flow
A connected community safety system does five things simultaneously. In the first thirty seconds. Automatically.
Community Safety Cannot Be Outsourced
For property leaders specifically, the practical version of this argument has a name. We call it Community Safety.
What is Community Safety?
Community Safety is not public safety. Both matter, but they are different.