by Liz Karson | Feb 14, 2019 | Security Bollards
On January 31st The Canterbury Newsroom reported in an article “Council invests £800,000 to keep city centre safe”. The town is reported to be installing a series of bollards and other security measures at a cost of over $1 million. This is in an effort to prevent... by Liz Karson | Jan 10, 2019 | Security Bollards
Just last Friday, January 4th, News on 6 in Tulsa, OK reported a woman crashed into a steel security bollard while driving an SUV. The bollard was protecting people on a walking trail at Gathering Place in Tulsa, OK from such an event. Guess who won the contest? The... by Liz Karson | Jan 3, 2019 | Security Bollards
BBC News Service reported last month that the city of Manchester is planning to install anti-terrorist barriers, including perimeter security bollards, in its city center. The article entitled “Anti-terror barrier plans for Manchester city centre” was published in... by Liz Karson | Dec 13, 2018 | Security Bollards
I am deeply disturbed by last week’s article as reported by Jillian Jorgensen of the New York Daily News. Last Friday she wrote “Religious institutions looking to get anti-terror security bollards are hitting red tape roadblocks”. Churches, temples, synagogues,... by Liz Karson | Nov 22, 2018 | Security Bollards
Perimeter security bollards and street bollards serve an important purpose. Bollards can help to direct traffic but more importantly they help to protect people from injury and protect property from damage from vehicles. It doesn’t matter whether the use of... by Liz Karson | Nov 6, 2018 | Security Bollards
The South Florida Sun Sentinel reported last month that several communities in that region are considering installing security bollards to protect pedestrians in beach front areas frequented by citizens and tourists. Miami Beach and Hollywood are two of the areas...
