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AMITYVILLE, N.Y., Jan. 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ NAPCO Security Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: NSSC), one of the world s leading manufacturers and service providers of high-tech electronic security devices as well as a leading provider of school security and safety solutions, announced today that its products are being used in a school security project at Montana State University-Northern. The university is located in Havre, MT, and has over one thousand students on its over 100-acre campus.
The project includes the installation of NAPCO s Continental Access division Access Control products and Alarm Lock division Trilogy Networx locks which will provide an integrated enterprise class security solution. The new CA4K software and associated hardware will control access to over 150 exterior doors on the university campus. Features of the CA4K software program include rapid door opening times, full data downloads in minutes, email and SMS alerts an
Wind storm wreaks havoc in Havre area
Havre Daily News/Colin Thompson
A tree uprooted by high winds lies near Park View Apartments.
A major wind storm blew through Montana from the West Coast Wednesday, causing some extremely high wind gusts and some major damage in the Havre area. The wind pulled the roof off of the Vande Bogart Library at Montana State University-Northern and slammed the roof off a building on U.S. Highway 2 being used by Big Equipment Co. into power lines, causing a power outage. NorthWestern Energy - the power outage webpage for which is not available due to the company being unable to keep it updated due to the large number of outages - is dealing with multiple outages.
LAC discusses uses of grant funds to increase mental health awareness
Last updated 1/12/2021 at 11:48am
Hill County Behavioral Health Local Advisory Council members discussed plans for a $20,000 grant received by the county from the Addictive and Mental Disorders Division of the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, and how it could be used. LAC Chair Andi Daniel said she spoke with Hill County Public Health Director and Health Officer Kim Larson, who told her that the terms of the grant, which did not include many of the activities council members hoped to use the funds for, could be amended to include training and service increases as possible uses for the funds.
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