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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Gov. Robert Bentley is expected to address participants at a school safety summit.
The Virtual Alabama School Safety Summit will kick off Monday morning in Montgomery.
A number of topics will be covered, including new technologies that are now available.
Virtual Alabama is a high-tech information and system that helps first-responders during emergencies as public buildings, such as schools and colleges.
Other topics will include behavioral issues in schools and effective emergency operation plans.
The summit will take place at the Montgomery Performing Arts Center at the Renaissance Hotel & Convention Center.
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