Laredo ISD approves sponsorship for two security officers to attend police academy
May 20, 2024 | LAREDO ISD, School Districts, Texas
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Laredo ISD’s special committee voted May 20 to sponsor two district security officers to attend a police academy in exchange for a commitment to join the Laredo ISD police force.
Dr. Rios introduced the item as "discussion of possible action for Laredo ISD to sponsor 2 LISD security guards to be selected by Chief Doreen Hale to join the police academy in return for a commitment to the Laredo ISD police force." He moved to approve the sponsorship; Goya m Lopez seconded and the Presiding Officer called for the ayes. The motion passed. The record does not include a numeric vote tally.
Board members did not expand the public record with additional details about selection timing, training costs, or any required service commitment beyond the phrase used in the motion. The board did not attach additional conditions on the record; no public comment on the item was recorded.
The action is recorded as an approved motion; next steps (such as a personnel implementation plan, a training schedule, or a memorandum of understanding with the police department) were not specified during the meeting.
The meeting then moved on to other business.
Dr. Rios introduced the item as "discussion of possible action for Laredo ISD to sponsor 2 LISD security guards to be selected by Chief Doreen Hale to join the police academy in return for a commitment to the Laredo ISD police force." He moved to approve the sponsorship; Goya m Lopez seconded and the Presiding Officer called for the ayes. The motion passed. The record does not include a numeric vote tally.
Board members did not expand the public record with additional details about selection timing, training costs, or any required service commitment beyond the phrase used in the motion. The board did not attach additional conditions on the record; no public comment on the item was recorded.
The action is recorded as an approved motion; next steps (such as a personnel implementation plan, a training schedule, or a memorandum of understanding with the police department) were not specified during the meeting.
The meeting then moved on to other business.
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