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Shelter upgrades safety measures

Updated: November 27, 2012
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URBANA -- Upgrades at Crisis Nursery will keep kids safe. The group is improving its security system by adding lights and new cameras inside and out.

Managers say it will help keep kids and employees safe. The upgrades are paid for by a state grant.

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