School Safety

Hundreds of students went into lockdown as police swarmed the grounds searching for the shooter who is still at large

This webinar will outline the steps to conducting meetings and deciding on roles, responsibilities and procedures to developing tabletop exercises and small-scale training drills, and eventually graduating to full-scale training exercises that involve realistic role players and responses for active shooter response

Naloxone will be provided by the county's Department of Public Health at no cost to the district

Three new safety measures include a communications tower, tactical equipment and ballistic shields

A man is facing charges for assault, attempted kidnapping and trespassing after allegedly posing as a parent at a kindergarten open house

“This SRO will not wait at all — no hesitation, no asking for permission to go in — to address an active shooter or any intruder on a school campus,” Sheriff Marcos López said

Chief Pete Arredondo is the first officer dismissed over the law enforcement response to the May 24 tragedy

“We can breach that classroom or that door as quickly as possible to get in and stop or neutralize a threat,” sheriff said

"I encourage all eligible LE agencies to apply for this additional funding as we work together to keep all Texans safe," Gov. Greg Abbott said

Following reports of an armed man on campus, parents attempted to get inside an elementary school

“When I got the letter, I teared up and cried. It touched me deeply,” Deputy David Morrow said

“I talked to them before the school year started and told them, ‘You will risk your lives for the safety of our community.’ They get that,” Sheriff John Mina said

The department will create policies and procedures to ensure the equipment is only used during an active shooter event or emergency situation

"To the would-be criminals out there viewing right now, know Albi’s coming, and if you’re going to carry a gun on campus, she’ll find you, and we will arrest you," Sheriff Billy Woods said

"Let me be very clear: You are not coming into my schools and killing our children," Sheriff Wayne Ivey said