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Committee holds closed session on vulnerability assessment and intruder-detection audit
Summary
The committee entered closed session Jan. 14 under Texas Government Code §§551.076 and 551.089 to discuss a district vulnerability assessment and an intruder-detection audit (conducted Nov. 14, 2024); minutes record return to open session with no specific public action documented.
The SAN ELIZARIO ISD District School Safety and Security Committee entered a closed meeting at 5:33 p.m. Jan. 14, 2025 to discuss security devices and security audits under Texas Government Code §551.076 and §551.089. The minutes list two closed-session topics: a District Vulnerability Assessment and an Intruder Detection Audit conducted on Thursday, Nov. 14, 2024.
State law cited in the minutes (Gov. Code §551.076 and §551.089) authorizes closed discussion of certain security measures and infrastructure assessments; the public minutes and the committee record do not disclose the substance of those discussions. The committee returned to open session at 6:02 p.m.; the public minutes do not record any formal action taken on the closed-session items at that time.
Because the matters pertain to security devices and audits, the committee treated them in closed session consistent with the cited statutes; the minutes do not list any public motions or votes tied to the closed-session discussion in the record of the Jan. 14 meeting.
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