Weber to pilot weapons screening, panic system and add security staff at 2 Rivers campus
District staff said they will pilot a metal detector and expand audio‑enhancement panic alerts at the 2 Rivers campus, consider contracting an armed private security officer at an estimated $50,000–$60,000 per year, and coordinate funding from school safety grants while guardians program compliance remains incomplete.
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Lane Finsley, a district staff member addressing the board, described security challenges at the 2 Rivers campus and summarized planned safety steps: deploy audio‑enhancement panic alert units, pilot a weapons detection system (walk‑through metal detector), and contract a security officer to staff screening.
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