CENTEGIX details school safety tools at Arizona summit
CENTEGIX said it presented its Safety Platform and a new video integration at the 2026 Arizona School Safety & Security Summit in Litchfield Park, Arizona.
CENTEGIX said it presented its Safety Platform and a new alert-activated video integration with Rhombus at the 2026 Arizona School Safety & Security Summit in Litchfield Park, Arizona.
The summit took place Aug. 20-21 and brought together school administrators, law enforcement leaders, behavioral health professionals, government officials and community stakeholders, according to the release from PR Newswire. CENTEGIX said discussions centered on comprehensive safety strategies for incidents of all types.
A featured session, “Secure Schools, Stronger Futures: A Strategic Approach to Campus Safety,” included Dr. Larry Hausner of CENTEGIX and Darcy Weisner, executive director of Paradise Schools in Surprise, Arizona. The company said the session focused on how education leaders can strengthen campus safety while supporting the people at the center of school communities.
In the release, CENTEGIX said its Rhombus integration can automatically surface nearby video streams when an alert is activated. The company also listed parts of its Safety Platform, including CrisisAlert wearable panic buttons, Safety Blueprint critical incident mapping, Visitu visitor management, Reunification, Attendance, Hall Pass, Dismissal and School Messaging.
Dr. Hausner said school leaders are thinking beyond individual security products and looking at how people, technology and response protocols can work together so the right people have the information they need to respond quickly. Weisner said CENTEGIX is “always enhancing and improving” its solution and providing support.
The release said CENTEGIX protects more than 18 million people across 18,000-plus locations in all 50 states and has a 99% customer retention rate. It also said the company serves K-12 and higher education, healthcare, government, commercial and public safety organizations nationwide.
PR Newswire published the release on Aug. 26, after the summit ended. The company did not say in the release whether it announced any new contracts or school deployments at the event.
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