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Trinity ISD board approves security fencing for campus buildings and play areas
Summary
The Trinity ISD board on Oct. 28 approved construction of security fencing around vocational and outdoor-classroom areas and a small fence at the elementary school, following a maintenance security audit. The motion passed unanimously.
The Trinity Independent School District board voted Oct. 28 to install security fencing around several campus areas, approving construction after a district safety audit recommended physical upgrades. Elizabeth King moved to approve the fencing and John Smith seconded; Vice President Monty Huffman called for discussion and the motion carried unanimously.
Maintenance staff outlined the planned work in the district security audit: fencing to be added around the agricultural area, the woodshop, the in-school suspension (ISS) area and outdoor classes, with gates connecting those fences to the main building; a smaller fence for the LES campus from kindergarten through fifth grade; and caulking and replacement of damaged security window film. The maintenance report was delivered by Gill Campbell and was referenced during the action vote. The motion was recorded as approved by board voice vote; no roll-call tallies were provided in the transcript.
