NY Retail Worker Safety Act: Panic Button Requirements
What New York's Retail Worker Safety Act requires, who must comply, panic button deadlines, and compliant fixed-button options for retailers.
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Workplace Panic Button Requirements: OSHA and State Laws
Which laws require panic buttons at work, from California SB 553 to OSHA duties. What employers must install and by when.
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Hospital Panic Button Requirements: Standards & Systems
Hospital panic button requirements come from The Joint Commission, OSHA's General Duty Clause, and state laws led by California's SB 553. What each expects…
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Hotel Panic Button Laws by State and City: 2026 Guide
Hotel panic button laws now cover New Jersey, Washington, Illinois, Chicago, Miami Beach, Seattle, and Los Angeles. What each law requires and which devices…
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Alyssa’s Law in Illinois: Status, HB 1072, What’s Next
Illinois’s Mobile Panic Alert System Act (HB 1072) took effect on January 1, 2026, requiring Illinois schools to implement mobile panic alert capability that…
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Alyssa’s Law Funding: Grants That Pay for Panic Buttons
COPS SVPP closes August 2026. The realistic Alyssa's Law funding paths for 2026-27, from federal grants to state line items, and what a compliant…
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Alyssa’s Law in West Virginia: HB 4798 Explained
West Virginia passed its version of Alyssa's Law in April 2026 (HB 4798), permitting every public school to implement wearable panic alert devices, backed…
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Alyssa’s Law in Virginia: What HB 592 Actually Allows
Virginia's HB 592 (signed April 2, 2026, effective July 1, 2026) authorizes school boards to equip staff with wearable panic alarms linked to 911,…
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Alyssa’s Law in Oregon: HB 3083 and the Panic Alarm Grant
Oregon passed its version of Alyssa’s Law on May 28, 2025 (HB 3101), requiring silent panic alarm capability in Oregon schools, and the state…
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Alyssa’s Law in Washington: SB 5004 Requirements
Washington passed its version of Alyssa’s Law in May 2025 (SB 5004), adding silent panic alarm requirements for Washington…
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