Tallulah Falls’ Safety-Alarm Idea Still Lacks a Documented Public Rollout

Tallulah Falls officials discussed putting personal safety alarms in the hands of graduating Tallulah Falls School students and residents at an April 11, 2024 council meeting, but the city’s minutes do not document a completed distribution program. The mayor said 100 devices costing about $2,500 were being ordered, while the police chief sought a $3,000 amendment to the School Zone Camera Fund budget for situational-awareness measures that included personal-protection key alarms.