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Clifton ISD renews Interquest Canines contract for 2026–27 drug-dog services
Summary
Superintendent Andy Ball said Clifton ISD has used Interquest Canines since 2004 and was satisfied with the vendor’s services; the board approved a contract for 2026–27 during the March 30 meeting.
Superintendent Andy Ball told the board that Clifton ISD has contracted with Interquest Canines for drug-dog services since 2004 and said the district was satisfied with the vendor’s services. The board approved an agreement with Interquest Canines for the 2026–27 school year.
"Clifton ISD has contracted with Interquest Canines since 2004 and was satisfied with their services," Ball said when presenting the agreement. The motion to approve was made by Heather Willmann, seconded by Alex Montes, and passed 6–0 with one absence.
Why it matters: K9 drug-detection services are part of campus safety measures; renewing a long-standing contract maintains that capability for the coming school year.
What happens next: The administration will finalize the agreement and coordinate service dates with campus leadership.
