Drill Code
Juan Navarro
A. In every public school there shall be a lock-down drill at least once during the first 20 school days of each school session, in order that students and teachers may be thoroughly practiced in such drills. Every public school shall hold at least one additional lock-down drill after the first 60 days of the school session. Every public school shall provide the parents of enrolled students with at least 24 hours' notice before the school conducts any lock-down drill, provided, however, that nothing in this section shall be construed to require such notice to include the exact date and time of the lock-down drill.
B. Pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students shall be exempt from mandatory participation in lock-down drills during the first 60 days of the school session. Local school boards shall develop policies to implement such exemption. Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this subsection, each pre-kindergarten and kindergarten student shall participate in each lock-down drill after the first 60 days of each school session.
So it appears that currently there isn't a list of even the main players with regards to the Drill Down 2 Codes so I thought we could make one ourselves - would this be useful to anyone else?
Or does anyone already have one?
For anything else, I'd recommend creating a simple single object report. Under Menu > Reporting > Reports > My reports > Create report > Single object, create a contact report. Set the Filters in the top left corner to Create date is all time, then display Count of contacts by Original source drill-down 2 in the Visualization tab.
@karstenkoehler I have questioned HubSpot again on this today and they are adamant that each integration ie ZoomInfo, Salesforce etc each has a unique value and this value stays the same across any portal - our clients pretty much all use different ones but from what I can tell they are the same across all portals
The purpose of this Basic Education Circular (BEC) is to outline the requirements of school entities to conduct fire drills, school security drills, and emergency school bus evacuation drills and to set forth a process for the reporting of those drills to the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE). School entities include school districts, intermediate units, career and technical education centers, charter schools, and regional charter schools.
BECs provide guidance and do not establish binding norms or requirements. Please consult the applicable statutes, regulations, or case law for additional information concerning the matters discussed in this BEC.
The Pennsylvania Public School Code requires that fire drills be conducted in every school building of a school entity at least once a month while school is in session. Fire drills must include the removal of teachers and students from the building to a place of safety on the ground outside. Schools not required by law to maintain fire escapes, fire extinguishers, and fire exits may not be required to conduct fire drills, but are strongly encouraged to do so. PDE will not require school entities to report fire drills for those months when school is in session for less than seven days.
Within 90 days of the beginning of the 2018-2019 school year and every school year thereafter, school entities must conduct one school security drill in each school building in lieu of a required fire drill. After 90 days of the commencement of each school year, school entities may conduct two security drills per school year in each school building in lieu of two fire drills. Each school security drill must be conducted while school is in session and students are present and the chief school administrator or a designee must oversee the instruction and training of students and employees in the procedures to be followed during the school security drill. The chief school administrator must notify and request assistance from the local law enforcement agency and emergency management agency before conducting the school security drill. Additionally, the chief school administrator must provide advance notice to parents/guardians that the school security drill will be held.
The Pennsylvania School Code requires that all school entities that use or contract school buses for transportation of students shall conduct two emergency school bus evacuation drills during each school year. The first drill must be conducted during the first week of the school term and the second during the month of March. Each bus evacuation drill must include instruction on the location and use of emergency exit doors and fire extinguishers and the proper evacuation of the bus.
Each school is required to submit an annual certification related to the completion of each emergency school bus evacuation drill. Reporting of school bus evacuation drills is done through PIMS and required information must be submitted by April 10 of every year.
Sec. 25-128. Duties of board. Well Drilling Code. (a) For the purpose of safeguarding the public health, the board shall promote and encourage cooperation among well drillers and governmental agencies in the development and protection of records of underground water formations and resources. The board shall prepare and print such bulletins as may be necessary for the benefit of the industry and furnish copies to the industry and to the public upon request.
(b) (1) The Commissioner of Consumer Protection, with the advice and assistance of the board, shall promulgate, in accordance with chapter 54, regulations for the well drilling industry in cooperation with the Department of Public Health and the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, with due regard for the preservation of public health, the preservation, allocation and management of the groundwater of the state, the protection of the consuming public and the maintenance of geological and other scientific data. Such regulations, together with the regulatory provisions of this chapter and the section of the Public Health Code relating to wells, shall be collectively known as the Connecticut Well Drilling Code. From time to time, the Commissioner of Consumer Protection, with the advice and assistance of the board, shall similarly adopt such amendments or additions to such regulations as are necessary and proper governing the construction, repair and abandonment of wells. (2) Said Well Drilling Code shall be enforced and violations thereof shall be punished in the same manner as is provided for the Public Health Code of the state by sections 19a-36 and 19a-207.
Sec. 25-129. Certificate of registration. Insurance requirement. Limited contractor and limited journeyperson well casing extension certificates of registration. Regulations. (a) The Commissioner of Consumer Protection, with the advice and assistance of the board, shall establish the requirements of registration for well drilling contractors. Each person, before engaging in the business of well drilling or pump installing, shall obtain annually from the Department of Consumer Protection a certificate of registration as a well drilling contractor, using an application blank prepared by said department. Each application for issuance or renewal of a certificate of registration shall be accompanied by a certificate of liability coverage for bodily injury of at least one hundred thousand dollars per person with an aggregate of at least three hundred thousand dollars and for property damage of at least fifty thousand dollars per accident with an aggregate of at least one hundred thousand dollars. The applicant shall pay a registration fee of eighty-eight dollars with the application and an annual renewal registration fee of two hundred fifty dollars for renewals on and after April 1, 1984. A certificate of registration is not transferable and expires annually. A lost, destroyed or mutilated registration certificate may be replaced by a duplicate upon payment of a lost fee of fifteen dollars.
(c) A governmental unit engaged in water-supply well drilling shall be registered under this chapter, but shall be exempt from paying the registration fees. A governmental unit engaged in non-water-supply well drilling shall be exempt from the requirements for registration under this chapter if the drilling is done by regular employees of, and with equipment owned by, the unit and the work is on non-water-supply wells intended for use by the governmental unit.
(e) (1) A certificate of registration may be refused, or a certificate of registration duly issued may be suspended or revoked, or the renewal thereof refused by the board if said board has good and sufficient reason to believe or finds that the applicant for or the holder of such a certificate has: (A) Made a material misstatement in the application for a registration of any application for renewal thereof; or (B) obtained the registration through wilful fraud or misrepresentation; or (C) demonstrated gross incompetency to act as a well driller; or (D) been guilty of failure to comply with the provisions of this chapter or the State Well Drilling Code, as from time to time amended; or (E) refused to file reports of wells drilled as required by subsection (a) of section 25-131; or (F) been found guilty by the board, the Commissioner of Public Health or by a court of competent jurisdiction, of any fraud, deceit, gross negligence, incompetency or misconduct in the industry, operations or business of well drilling.
(2) Before any certificate of registration shall be refused, suspended or revoked, or the renewal thereof refused, the board shall give notice of the intended action and afford opportunity for hearing in accordance with regulations adopted pursuant to this chapter.
(f) The department shall prepare a roster of all registered well drillers and distribute it annually to the local director of health or his agent and the building inspector, if there is one, of each town. The posting of such roster on the Department of Consumer Protection's Internet web site shall constitute compliance with the requirements of this section.
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