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Safety director says intruder-detection audits will be reviewed in closed session

Southwest Independent School District Board of Trustees · February 4, 2025
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Summary

Executive Director of Safety Mark Figueroa told the board he would provide recent intruder-detection audit reports for several campuses during closed session; the board discussed safety items under Texas Government Code sections cited in the minutes and reconvened with no action taken.

Executive Director of Safety Mark Figueroa informed the board that recently conducted intruder-detection audits of several Southwest ISD campuses would be provided for board review during the closed-session portion of the Feb. 4 meeting. The minutes list the item under VI.B and note the audits were to be discussed in closed session pursuant to Texas Government Code provisions.

The board convened in closed session at 12:11 p.m. under sections 551.001–551.146 of the Texas Government Code; the minutes identify intruder-detection audit report findings and related safety items as subject to discussion under sections 551.076 and 551.089. When the board reconvened in open session at 1:23 p.m., the minutes state no action was required on items discussed in closed session. The public minutes do not include the audit findings or any operational directions given in closed session.

Because the audit reports were discussed in closed session, the minutes do not disclose their content; any public release of audit findings would be at the district’s discretion and subject to applicable legal rules about disclosure.