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Board renews SRO contract with Sacramento Police Department; trustees praise officers
Summary
Trustees approved a 2025–2028 contract renewal with the Sacramento Police Department for school resource officer services by a 6–0 vote, and several trustees publicly thanked SROs and district safety staff for their work.
The Natomas Unified School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously to renew its contract with the Sacramento Police Department for school resource officer (SRO) services covering 2025–2028.
Trustees expressed appreciation for SROs’ contributions to school safety during the discussion before the roll-call vote. One trustee said, “So I hope that everybody will continuously understand and support and just pray that they continue to stay safe and can keep all of our kids safe,” and the motion passed 6–0.
Why it matters: The contract maintains a long‑standing safety arrangement between the district and the Sacramento Police Department and signals ongoing district reliance on SROs and safety staff to support school security and response capability.
The board’s approval included expressions of thanks to the district’s SROs and safety teams; no amendments to the contract were recorded in the meeting minutes provided in the transcript.
