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SRO details new classroom "go bags" and safety upgrades at Mason board meeting
Summary
SRO Bill Rollins briefed the Mason Consolidated Schools board on two years of safety improvements — including drills, training, equipment upgrades and placement of "go bags" in every classroom — during the Oct. 1 meeting.
SRO Bill Rollins, identified in the minutes as a deputy assigned to the district, gave the board an update on school safety efforts at the Oct. 1 Mason Consolidated Schools Board of Education meeting.
Rollins outlined a multi-year sequence of improvements that included updated equipment, staff training, building modifications, practice drills and the recent addition of "go bags" placed in every classroom and space. The minutes note the updates reflect work the SRO and district have completed over the past couple of years.
Board members did not take action on the update; the report was presented as information during the meeting. The update was delivered in the portion of the agenda labeled "School Safety Update" and was followed by the public comment period, during which no members of the public were present.
The safety update is part of a broader operations review the district said it is pursuing, including planned follow-up assessments on outdoor facilities (stadium and fields) with vendor Lockout USA.
