#N12BK: Panic button app for schools

<p>Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone has signed a new safety bill to help keep kids safe at school.</p>

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Jul 23, 2018, 1:23 PM

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#N12BK: Panic button app for schools

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<p>Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone has signed a new safety bill to help keep kids safe at school.</p>