Chief Jenkins: vulnerability assessment scheduled; district reports security upgrades
Summary
Chief Jenkins told the board the district—s emergency operations plan and active threat annex were approved and vulnerability assessments are scheduled next week; the district has completed many door and lock upgrades and said it is ahead of many peers in safety preparedness.
The district—s police chief reported that the emergency operations plan and active threat annex were submitted and accepted by the school safety center, and that vulnerability assessments will occur next Tuesday and Wednesday. "I think we're going to do good on our vulnerability assessment," Chief Jenkins said, noting recent door hardware and peephole upgrades.
Chief Jenkins described collaboration with other districts on paperwork and readiness and said Huntington ISD is further along than many districts on safety and security measures. No board action was required; the update was informational and the chief asked staff to continue preparations for the on-site assessment.
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