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Broward School Board approves aerial surveillance coordinator role after discussion of drone use
Summary
The School Board of Broward County approved a new Coordinator, Aerial Surveillance Program job description after members questioned how often drones are used and what responsibilities the role would have, including camera monitoring and pilot licensing requirements.
The School Board of Broward County, Florida on Friday approved a new job description for a Coordinator, Aerial Surveillance Program at a special meeting of the board.
Board members discussed how and how often the district uses drones, whether existing security staff could absorb the work and what qualifications the new hire would need. The board approved the item on a motion moved by Dr. Zeman and seconded by Mrs. Leonardi; the motion passed unanimously.
Board member Mr. Severe asked whether the district currently uses drones in schools and how often. Dr. Lozano, the district's chief safety and security officer, replied: "We do utilize drones at certain events for high level events that we host in the district, certain athletic events. We also use our drone when we…
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