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Board awards security‑guard contract to Snoop Investigations after vendor exit
Summary
The Cornwall board voted to award RFP 2025‑2 for security‑guard services to Snoop Investigations and Security after longtime contractor DDT announced it will close; board members urged the new contractor to offer current staff interviews.
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The Cornwall Central School District Board of Education voted to award RFP 2025‑2 for security‑guard services to Snoop Investigations and Security as part of the consent agenda at its May 6 work session.
Jim, board member, explained the district is changing contractors because the district’s longtime provider, DDT, “will no longer be in business at the end of the year.” He said the current security staff had been offered an opportunity to interview with the incoming firm and urged the board’s hope that “most, if not all, of those folks can come to an agreement with the new firm.”
Christian, board member, seconded that sentiment, adding that people who “know our community, know our schools, know our students” are a valuable part of the district and that he hoped the staff would remain in place under the new contractor.
The board took a voice vote on the resolution to award RFP 2025‑2 to Snoop Investigations and Security. The chair called for “All in favor?” and members responded “Aye.” No opposition or abstentions were recorded in the meeting transcript.
The award was handled as part of the consent agenda; board members noted they would table a separate consent item (item 8) for a later meeting. The transcript did not record the motion’s maker or seconder for the security‑services resolution, nor did it record a roll‑call tally.

