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Liberty ISD notifies board of approved Multi‑Hazard Emergency Operations Plan
Summary
Assistant principal Elanie Rosser told the board the district submitted its Multi‑Hazard EOP in October and received approval from the Texas School Safety Center last month; the Basic Plan and Active Response Plan will be distributed to campuses.
Elanie Rosser, SJE assistant principal, informed trustees that the district’s Safety Committee began work on the Multi‑Hazard Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) in July, submitted the plan to the Texas School Safety Center in October and received approval last month. The committee updated both the Basic Plan and the Active Response Plan; the final step is notifying the board and distributing the approved plans to each campus.
Rosser described the annual submission process as standard practice under state guidance and said district staff will circulate the approved documents to campus leaders once the board has been notified. No board action beyond notification was required at the Feb. 17 meeting.
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