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Board hears intruder-detection audit; superintendent reports one finding
Summary
Superintendent Brian Bobbitt told trustees the districtwide intruder-detection audit produced one finding; the board reviewed the report during the meeting and no public comments were recorded on the audit.
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The Board of Trustees reviewed the districtwide intruder-detection audit at the April 20 meeting. Superintendent Brian Bobbitt reported that the audit identified one finding; the minutes do not record further public comment or a vote on remediation steps during open session.
The audit discussion was included in the superintendent’s report and treated as informational business. The board later recessed to closed session to discuss personnel, real property, and legal matters, and reconvened to take action on personnel and other agenda items.
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