Snyder ISD to pursue weapon detection and student Crime Stoppers program; systems exceed $100,000 threshold
Summary
After site visits and consultations, administration recommended weapon detection at secondary campuses and a Student Crime Stoppers program; detection equipment would be grant-funded but exceed the district's $100,000 purchasing threshold.
District administration reported it had completed school visits and consultations and recommended moving forward with weapon detection systems for all secondary students and for adults entering elementary campuses. The minutes note the equipment would be purchased with grant funds but that pricing exceeds the district’s $100,000 threshold.
Administration also recommended establishing a Student Crime Stoppers program modeled on nearby districts; the program would allow anonymous tip submissions and small payments for verified tips, and administrators are exploring fundraising to launch the program in 2026–27.
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