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Police, SROs plan education push as ordinance moves toward enforcement
Summary
Police and school resource officers proposed early‑term outreach and in‑school presentations to educate families and students about updated micromobility rules and a warning period before citations.
Police, school resource officers and councilors agreed that education should precede strict enforcement, especially with school starting. Clifton Ho and other officers said they are coordinating presentations to students and parents in the first weeks of school to explain updated rules and safe device use.
The committee endorsed a warning period and targeted outreach in collaboration with Carmel Clay Schools and parks staff; members noted past successful messaging at the start of term and asked police to hit the first weeks "pretty hard" with education before transitioning to formal penalties.
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