Centennial SD reports bus-patrol tickets from February pilot; $300 fine and revenue split noted
March 13, 2026 | Centennial SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
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A staff member told the committee that the district went live with bus patrol and that February’s report, released in March, covered only four days of operations. "As you can see we got a fair number of tickets," the staff member said.
A committee member clarified the fine amount and how the proceeds are distributed: "It's $300 and that's split differently through PA, US, bus patrol, and the police station, the municipality in different ways," the committee member said. The transcript does not provide a numeric count of tickets or a precise revenue split; staff said the report will be the basis for ongoing review of the pilot.
No policy changes were recorded at this meeting; staff presented the report as an informational update.
A committee member clarified the fine amount and how the proceeds are distributed: "It's $300 and that's split differently through PA, US, bus patrol, and the police station, the municipality in different ways," the committee member said. The transcript does not provide a numeric count of tickets or a precise revenue split; staff said the report will be the basis for ongoing review of the pilot.
No policy changes were recorded at this meeting; staff presented the report as an informational update.
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