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YCJUSD board hears safety-team update; district pilots AI cameras and expands emergency readiness
Summary
The Yucaipa-Calimesa board received a detailed update on new safety measures — including site threat assessments, 44 AEDs districtwide, a Hanwha camera pilot with AI features, Raptor kiosks and BarkAlert monitoring — and next steps for training and bunkers to support 72-hour shelter-in-place response.
The Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District on Sept. 9 received a comprehensive update on campus safety measures as the newly formed safety team outlined technology pilots, updated emergency procedures and plans for expanded staff training.
Superintendent Binks introduced the team’s new structure and said the district has formalized roles for safety coordination. Lance Bradley, the district’s manager of communications and safety, described partnerships and practical fixes identified in recent site threat assessments conducted in coordination with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department. "We have comprehensive reports now for each of our secondary sites, and we're going to be able to work through a lot of the low-hanging fruit," Bradley said, listing inexpensive changes such as planting choices and removing…
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