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Shelter Island police brief board on new school security system; administration reports recent drills

Shelter Island Union Free School District Board of Education · November 10, 2025
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Summary

The Shelter Island Police Department presented an overview of a newly implemented school security system and communication protocols; the superintendent also said staff and students responded promptly to recent fire and lockdown drills.

Superintendent Brian Doelger told the board that the Shelter Island Police Department conducted its monthly internal meeting on school grounds and that officer Walter Brigham "shared a detailed overview of the new security system and communication protocols recently implemented." Doelger described the visit as reinforcing a strong partnership with local law enforcement and highlighted the district's commitment to school safety.

Doelger also told the board the district has conducted a successful fire drill and lockdown drill since the last meeting and that staff and students responded promptly and efficiently, demonstrating familiarity with procedures. The board discussed safety in the context of broader operational updates and praised the collaborative work with the police department.