The Knox Company - Entry Control GrantFinder Assistance Program

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Entry Control

About The Knox Company

Knox offers innovative rapid access solutions for first responders with products that provide fast, safe, and secure entry into commercial, industrial, educational and residential properties, while minimizing damage and maximizing safety. More than 15,000 fire, EMS, and law enforcement departments/agencies, as well as schools and universities, depend on Knox products to gain access into over 1 million properties and to protect their most critical assets. The KnoxEntry for Schools program is a customizable and collaborative program for schools and their law enforcement partners with the goal of accelerating access for law enforcement when and where they need it most. For more information, go to www.SchoolEntry.com.

Featured Products

Knox eCores

Knox eKey

KnoxBox 3200

KnoxBox 4400

Note on procurement integrity

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