Schools

Security Update for Mt. Sinai Schools

An intercom system and scanner for driver's licenses will be in place at all three schools.

A security upgrade is in process at all three Mt. Sinai school buildings.

The upgrade, which was spoken about during last week’s board of education meeting uses an intercom system and a scan of a visitor’s driver’s license. Someone visiting the building will buzz the intercom placed on the locked front door. A monitor on the inside would see the visior and then buzz them in.

“They are buzzed into the vestibule, not in the building,: said superintendent Enrico Crocetti.

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The visitor would show their photo driver’s license and drop it inot a scanner.

“If there is a hold for any reason, it will be approved or not approved,” said Crocetti. A badge is then printed that says where the visitor is going.

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Crocetti said the system will be up in a few weeks.

“We are trying to get it done as quickly as possible.”


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