When severe weather moves in, your campers probably aren't sitting by a phone. They're on the lake, on a trail, at the ballfield, or asleep in a cabin. LAWS makes sure they hear the warning anyway.

A LAWS unit is an outdoor warning speaker installed on your property. When the National Weather Service issues a warning for your area, the unit turns on automatically and plays a clear spoken message telling people what to do and where to go. You don't need a siren code that no one understands. If cell service goes down, a built-in weather radio acts as a backup, so the alert still comes through.

Your staff can also use it as a PA system. They can make live announcements, sound an all-clear, or run a drill from a phone or computer. You don't need to be standing next to the equipment.

LAWS units are built in Arlington, Texas. They install in a day or two and don't need the wiring and infrastructure that traditional sirens do. Mobile units are available for seasonal camps or temporary sites.

It's one simple system that covers the whole property and helps keep campers and staff safe when minutes matter.

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Brian Hodges

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Stephanie Hrin

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