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Board thanks 45-member school safety task force led by Sgt. Sarnoski
Summary
Board members recognized a 45-member task force formed in February 2018 that includes state police, the local sheriff's office, the Department of Emergency Management, teachers, counselors, parents and Region 10; board praised Sgt. Sarnoski's leadership.
Louisa County Public Schools board members thanked a 45-member school safety task force and highlighted the group’s broad membership and work since 2018.
An unnamed board member said the task force includes the state police, the local sheriff’s office, the Department of Emergency Management, teachers, counselors, parents and Region 10. The board member described the group as a cross-disciplinary team and said it was formed in February 2018.
The same board member specifically thanked Sergeant Sarnoski for leading the committee and said, “His leadership is tremendous” while acknowledging two school board members also serve on the task force. The speaker emphasized that the task force’s work is important because “it’s hard to learn if you’re in an environment that’s not safe and secure.”
The board did not record a formal vote tied to the task force during the provided transcript; remarks occurred during an informational portion of the meeting. The board’s comments were framed as appreciation for the committee’s ongoing work rather than as new policy or funding actions.
Board members encouraged continued collaboration among law enforcement, emergency management, school staff and community members to maintain and refine safety procedures.
No new operational directives or budgetary approvals tied solely to the task force were recorded in the transcript excerpt provided.
