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The document discusses the need for timely emergency notification systems at universities to comply with the Clery Act and protect campus communities. It analyzes options for Pace University, from basic email/text messaging to more robust systems integrating voice, text, email and other channels. The recommendation is to initially use an in-house system for email/text, then engage an outside provider offering more capabilities for around $30,000-$35,000 annually as budget allows.
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