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"put in some kick plates so the dog I see so the dogs can't push out from underneath. So, we went and got some tent stakes, put a piece of wood there. That just prevents them from dish digging under…"

"a pulling point. So you want to go a little past the post so that way you're pulling on this draws put a little tension on the fence. Then you snake it"

"backup. There's no one here rushing to the bell. I mean, if I was to slip and fall right now, at least I have my phone. I can call somebody and someone"

"Have an emergency plan. Always know where the nearest shelter, church, or resource center is in your area. Keep essential phone numbers written down and don't rely solely on your memory."

"your wallet. And be sure to carry a backup card securely elsewhere. I also recommend keeping a card with emergency contact numbers separate as well, just in case you do lose your wallet and you don…"

"Lastly, keep a small emergency contact card, family, and bank phone number in your wallet and on your fridge."

"you're going to put your hinge on. Now, we want to make sure the long pointy part stays on this side on the post. So, that way when we get ready to do this, we can bend that over and tag that last …"

"around this hole just like we did over here. And you just want to put some concrete down in there. Get it around the pole because when the gate goes on, you don't want the gate sagging. You don't w…"

"space. Keep your windows and doors locked in vehicles and in home, especially when you're traveling as"

"Distance check. Always approach your vehicle with keys in hand. Scan the inside first, then get in and lock up immediately."

"immediately after entering. Don't sit and fiddle with your phone in your car with the doors unlocked. If you're"

"And then I'd like to put away $50 a month into my savings account. I know it's not much, but it's something. And even $50 a month can make a difference between getting by another month or not."

"cut his ear when he was trying to get through the gate. And that vet bill was $516. And thank God I had put some money away"

"All right. Now, I am not naive here. Use some common sense. Don't invite strangers into your house. And don't overshare personal info. Don't get weird with paperwork or anything complicated either.…"

"Avoid sensitive activity on public Wi-Fi. Use your phone's data or VPN, a"

"When you get to your car, make sure you have time to put the groceries in the car. Look around. Make sure you got distance between you and other people. Get your stuff in the car, lock the car, get…"

"All right. Keep a clear buffer around your vehicle when stopped on the road. Leave room to maneuver. Make sure you"

"Security assessment. Start by identifying your weaknesses. Walk your church like a criminal would. Where are the blind spots? Which doors are left open? Lighting and parking"

"Department of Homeland Security offers a free program called Houses of Worship Security Selfassessment Tool, but less than 10% of churches even know it exists. I encourage you to check it out."

"churches arm their members? Unarmed security team. Trained volunteers positioned strategically. Walkietalkies for communication. CPR and first aid certified. Act as eyes and ears. All right, let's …"

"Let's look at partnerships and preparedness. Local police. Invite them to walk your facility. Have them train your team. EMS and fire. Know your"