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District updates: key-card rollout, intercom software fixes and Raptor emergency system training
Summary
Superintendent reported the key-card project has nine doors left and a 6–8 week order lead time for units, intercom software issues are being resolved, and all employees completed Raptor emergency-management training.
Superintendent Adam Bowen updated the board on security and emergency systems. He said nine more doors remain to finish the key card project and that the remaining units must be ordered with a 6–8 week lead time. "The new intercom systems to buzz into the buildings are having software issues that need to be fixed," Bowen told the board, adding he expected those problems to be resolved by the end of the week.
Bowen also reported that the Raptor emergency management system is operational and that "All district employees were trained on how to use Raptor." The items were presented as operational updates; no motions or budget requests were recorded in the minutes for immediate action.
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