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Overton County Board approves MOU giving law enforcement remote access to school campuses
Summary
The Overton County Board of Education approved a memorandum of understanding with the Overton County Sheriff’s Department and the Livingston Police Department concerning remote access to school campuses. The motion was moved by James and seconded by Ricky Dodson and carried unanimously.
The Overton County Board of Education voted to approve a memorandum of understanding with the Overton County Sheriff’s Department and the Livingston Police Department regarding remote access to school campuses.
The board approved the memorandum after a motion by James and a second from Ricky Dodson; the chair called for the ayes and the motion passed.
The text of the memorandum and specific technical or operational details about the remote access were not read into the record during the meeting and are not specified in the transcript.
Board members did not record additional discussion or questions on the MOU in the available transcript excerpt. The item was listed on the agenda as “consider approval of the memorandum of understanding between the Overton County Board of Education and Overton County Sheriff's Department and Livingston Police Department regarding remote access to schools railings campus.”
The board did not reference any statute or policy by name when moving the MOU, and no implementation timeline or reporting requirement was stated on the record.
The approval was part of the board’s new-business motions taken during the meeting.
