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Meet Our Team
The voters of Pennsylvania’s 120th District elected Brenda Pugh to the State House, and she carries business and community service experience into public safety and proactive threat prevention. Legislators who understand prevention are how policy stops arriving after the fact. ASPP™ was founded by Chris Grollnek, an active shooter expert whose P.R.O. Model™ the Department of Justice selected as “A” national standard and which is in use at some installations and commands across the Department of Defense.
Brenda Pugh
Emergency Communications & Integration
As the State Representative for Pennsylvania’s 120th District, Brenda Pugh brings a wealth of experience in business and community service to her role. Her commitment to public safety and proactive threat prevention aligns closely with the objectives of the Active Shooter Prevention Program, ensuring that communities are better equipped to handle potential threats.
Brenda’s Executive Bio and Experience
Brenda Pugh began her term in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives on December 1, 2024, representing the 120th District in Luzerne County. A Republican, she succeeded Aaron Kaufer and serves a two-year term ending on November 30, 2026.
Before her election, Pugh was the CEO of AMP Global Strategies, a company specializing in emergency communication systems for law enforcement and educational institutions. Her experience in this field has informed her legislative priorities, particularly in enhancing public safety measures.
In the House, Representative Pugh serves on several committees, including Human Services, Aging & Older Adult Services, Children & Youth, and Environmental & Natural Resource Protection . Her legislative focus includes holding the line on taxes, reforming state government, and supporting public safety initiatives to keep communities safe.
Pugh’s dedication to her constituents is evident in her active engagement with community issues and her efforts to implement policies that enhance the safety and well-being of Pennsylvania residents.
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U.S. Secret Service – National Threat Assessment Center Reports Recent Mass Shootings Occurred in Places We Visit Everyday.
51%
Mass Shootings Happened in Businesses
35%
Mass Shootings Happened in Open Spaces
14%
Mass Shootings Happened in Schools, Universities, Places of Worship.
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