CrisisGo

09/14/2026

An emergency operations plan brings months of preparation into one place.

But does that plan stay in a binder, or does it reach the people who would need to use it?

Plans evolve. Teams change. And in an emergency, schools and responders need to work from the same current plan.

That’s what Connect EOP Builder is built to support.

We’re launching a new way for schools to build, maintain, and automatically share emergency operations plans with the partners who support them.

Start with the plan you already have, build it out with guided, state-aligned templates, and keep critical information organized in one place.

When you’re ready, securely connect and share your plan with public safety partners — so the people responding in an emergency can work from the same current information you do.

Connect EOP Builder is free when schools connect and share with a first responder agency.

Because preparedness is stronger when it starts before the emergency.

Connect, Prepare, Practice and Sustain.

Register for Connect EOP Builder here: https://info.crisisgo.com/emergency-operations-plan

09/11/2026

September 11 | A Day of Remembrance, Reflection & Service
Today, we pause to remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and to honor the survivors, first responders, emergency personnel, military members, and countless people who stepped forward to help in the days and years that followed.

Twenty-five years later, we remember not only the tragedy, but also the extraordinary courage, compassion, and resilience that emerged in its aftermath.

At CrisisGo, we believe preparedness is about more than plans and technology. It’s about people. It’s about looking out for one another, knowing how to respond when moments of crisis occur, and building communities that are prepared to support one another when it matters most.

Today, we invite our community to take a moment to:
Remember — Pause to honor those whose lives were changed forever.
Reflect — Think about the first responders, emergency personnel, volunteers, and ordinary people who showed extraordinary courage.
Serve — Find one small way to help someone else today. Check on a neighbor. Thank a first responder. Volunteer your time. Offer encouragement. A simple act of kindness can make a difference.

September 11 reminds us that in moments of uncertainty, we are stronger when we look out for one another.

Today, we remember.
Today, we honor.
Today, we serve.
Remember. Reflect. Serve.

09/04/2026

To every educator, school leader, and safety professional working to keep their schools and communities prepared: thank you.
 
Preparedness asks a lot of schools. It means leading teams, building and practicing plans, coordinating across departments, working alongside first responders and community partners, and making sure students and staff are ready when circumstances change. It is a responsibility taken on alongside everything else schools are already called to do.
 
And no one does it alone. The strongest preparedness is built when schools, districts, responders, families, and community partners know how to work together — bringing different roles and expertise into one prepared community.
 
To everyone who leads that work, strengthens those connections, and keeps preparedness moving forward: thank you.
 
Your commitment helps make schools stronger, communities more connected, and all of us better prepared.
 

06/25/2026

This week, Kelly and Ethan are joined by Sarah Walsh, Market Development Manager at National Safety Shelters and former high school English teacher, to discuss her firsthand lockdown experience and why communication, preparedness, and layered protection save lives.

Tune in here → https://hubs.la/Q04mGrqk0

06/22/2026

Twenty-seven years later, we're still asking many of the same questions.

How do we prevent incidents? How do we prepare people? How do we respond effectively? How do we recover?

The answer isn't found in a single tool. It's found in building a complete strategy.

Read the latest blog:

Real safety starts before a crisis. Learn why solving complex challenges requires more than a single solution.

06/17/2026

🎙️NEW episode of Coffee with Kelly is live → https://hubs.la/Q04lKG600

06/12/2026

Having an emergency plan is important.

Knowing how to execute it alongside your community partners is what makes the difference.

Our latest blog explores the hidden gap between planning and preparedness, and why school safety requires more than a plan.

🔗 https://hubs.la/Q04lc_hc0

06/10/2026

Listen to the newest epiosde of Coffee with Kelly, "What's the Worst That Can Happen?" → https://hubs.la/Q04kVnRm0 🎙️

06/05/2026

Every school has a response plan.

The question is: what are you doing before the emergency?

The biggest opportunities to improve school safety happen left of bang, before the crisis begins. 🔗 https://hubs.la/Q04kgC1L0

06/04/2026

Critical alerts shouldn't be easy to miss.

With the CrisisGo + Vantage LED integration, emergency notifications appear on LED displays across your campus or facility, expanding visibility and improving response when every second counts.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4dPVsZf