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Board approves $627,000-per-year agreement for school resource officers with county sheriff
Summary
The board unanimously approved a law-enforcement services agreement with the Riverside County Sheriff to provide school resource officers, funded through LCFF supplemental and concentration funds at $627,000 annually; the contract excludes the general fund.
The Paris Union High School District Board unanimously approved a contract with the Riverside County Sheriff on May 21 to provide school resource officers (SROs) at a cost of $627,000 per year, funded through Local Control Funding Formula supplemental and concentration funds rather than the general fund.
The agenda item described the agreement as a law-enforcement services arrangement specifying SRO provision and funding sources. The board voted 5–0 to approve the contract.
Trustees were briefed that the cost would be covered by supplemental LCFF allocation, and the contract will enable the sheriff’s office to continue existing services and staffing models for school-site safety. No further action on implementation details was taken at the meeting; staff will proceed with executing the agreement and implementing SRO deployment consistent with the contract terms.
