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House of Worship and School Security Assessment

by Glenn Hoffman, from the Community

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This security assessment checklist helps churches and schools evaluate risks and strengthen safety. It covers neighborhood and perimeter visibility, exterior lighting, access control, locks and doors, intrusion alarms, CCTV coverage, key control, property inventory, and playground security. It includes child and youth protection policies, financial security controls, active shooter readiness, safety team training, and school crisis planning with drills, lockdowns, and communications.

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