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District safety upgrades: new AEDs, lock blocks and SaferWatch app planned

Willamina School Board (Willamina SD 30J) · December 10, 2024
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Summary

Safety coordinator Brent Morell summarized site security improvements: Vector training for staff, updated fire maps, three new AEDs (now six total), lock blocks for classroom doors, a visitor-badge proposal and adoption of the SaferWatch panic-button app; a lockdown drill was scheduled the following day.

Brent Morell presented a multi-part school safety update that included Vector online training for staff, an ODE safety walk-through that prompted updated fire maps, a proposed visitor-badge system, line-of-sight stickers for classroom windows and low-cost 'lock blocks' for interior doors. He said the district added three AEDs — bringing the total to six — and that roughly 28 staff attended an on-site CPR class on Oct. 11.

Morell also previewed SaferWatch, a geofenced mobile panic button that would alert dispatch in an emergency, and noted the district scheduled a lockdown drill for the next day. Board members asked about signage, handicap parking access at athletic events and how safety materials would be distributed to staff and substitutes.