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Allen ISD outlines armed security approach under Texas House Bill 3; contracts Level III guards with Jet Security

Allen Independent School District Safety and Security Committee · July 14, 2026
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Summary

Clint Cypert told the committee that Texas House Bill 3 requires each campus to have at least one armed security officer; the district will combine School Resource Officers with Level III armed guards provided by new contractor Jet Security for 2026–2027.

Clint Cypert, Executive Director of Operations, updated the committee on Allen ISD’s armed security plan for the 2026–2027 school year and how the district is complying with Texas House Bill 3.

"State requirements mandate that every campus has at least one armed security officer present during regular school hours," Cypert said. He added that the district will continue using a combination of School Resource Officers and Level III Armed Guards and that Level III guards will be provided by a new third-party contractor, Jet Security.

The minutes record the compliance approach but do not include contract values, guard staffing levels by campus, or whether any current staff will be reclassified. The presentation establishes the district's operational approach under HB 3 but leaves budget and staffing details for follow-up reports or procurement records.