Panic buttons, armed guards, and bullet ballistic window film; Safer UT schools at a unaffordable cost -- The cost for safer schools in Utah

glass film New school safety law signed into law, can school districts afford to implement the requirements

New school safety law requires panic buttons be added to Utah classrooms --  at least one armed guard per school -- and then there's the bullet ballistics glass film that starts about $25 a square foot. As the new bill aimed at making UT schools safer has been signed into law, concerns are rising about the costs that come with these requirements for school districts. Dave and Debbie discuss.

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