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Burleson ISD outlines security upgrades, completes active‑threat and reunification exercise
Summary
District staff reported upgrades to campus security systems, installation of vaping sensors at secondary schools, and completion of a large active‑threat/reunification exercise in June involving city police, fire and dozens of district staff; district will submit updated emergency operations plan to the Texas School Safety Center in September.
Burleson Independent School District staff told the board July 28 that the district is upgrading security cameras at elementary campuses, has installed vaping sensors in secondary restrooms, completed a biannual maintenance audit of campus safety hardware and ran a full-scale active‑threat and reunification exercise in June.
Steve Logan briefed the board on the status of multiple projects, saying the district is “upgrading the security camera systems at all of our elementary campuses to match the cloud managed systems already in place at our secondary schools. The cabling for these new cameras has been completed at all the elementary locations.” Logan also told the board vaping detection sensors are now installed and…
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