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CCISD committee reviews intruder-detection audit and recommends enhanced monitoring
Summary
Calhoun County ISD’s Board Safety and Security Committee reviewed a full intruder-detection audit on May 4, 2025, identifying strengths and areas for improvement and recommending enhanced monitoring of detection systems; no formal actions were taken at the meeting.
Calhoun County Independent School District staff presented the intruder-detection audit at a May 4, 2025 Board Safety and Security Committee meeting, reporting identified strengths and several areas requiring improvement. Committee Chair Tyler McAfee opened the session at 5:30 p.m.; the minutes note that "this was a committee meeting in which no action was taken."
Safety compliance staff emphasized follow-up monitoring as the principal corrective action, recommending enhanced monitoring protocols for future audits. Presenters identified hardware and process gaps without proposing district-level procurement at the meeting; the record shows the committee heard the report but did not vote on or adopt specific measures. The presenters included Safety Compliance Specialist Ashleigh Castillo, CCISD Safety Specialist Dave Martinez, and Environmental/Safety staff William Boehl.
