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Roosevelt County adopts School Safety Team as state statute requires
Summary
The Roosevelt County Commissioners adopted Resolution No. 2026‑7 on Oct. 28, 2025, forming an interdisciplinary School Safety Team under Montana statute 52‑2‑211 and naming 12 member representatives from youth court, county attorney, public health, schools and law enforcement.
The Roosevelt County Board of Commissioners adopted Resolution No. 2026‑7 on Oct. 28, 2025, ordering the creation of an Interdisciplinary Child Information and School Safety Team as required by section 52‑2‑211, Montana Code Annotated. The resolution directs that a multi‑agency team be formalized to facilitate timely exchange of information related to school safety and child neglect cases.
The resolution lists 12 representatives who agreed to serve, including Youth Court Representative Sheana Rose; County Attorney Thomas J. Bleicher; Department of Public Health and Human Services representative Danae Sheeran; County Superintendent/Clerk Erika Fyfe; Roosevelt County Sheriff Jason Frederick; and superintendents from Frontier, Froid, Poplar, Brockton, Bainville, Culbertson and Wolf Point schools (Dr. David Perkins). The resolution text cites the statute’s requirements for membership and for providing written agreements to the Office of Public Instruction by September 1 when applicable.
Commissioners recorded the resolution in the minutes and signed it on Oct. 28, 2025. The action formalizes interagency coordination the board said is intended to enhance school and student safety and to permit cooperation with neighboring counties where appropriate under 52‑2‑211.
