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Students received IDs through sheriff center pilot; committee urged continued coordination
Summary
A community presenter described a sheriff/police center pilot that provided IDs to students, reporting at least 30 students were served and recommending the committee coordinate with the police community‑relations unit and the mental‑health sergeant for future events.
A speaker at the July 15 meeting described a fingerprinting and student identification project carried out with the sheriff center and local police, saying the program had ID'd at least 30 students and that officers were patient and professional with students who are sensitive to new experiences.
"We were able to ID at least 30 students from our population and they went to the sheriff center," the speaker said, and recommended that the committee continue to engage the police department's community relations team and Sergeant Abalos's mental‑health unit as points of contact. The presenter also suggested offering ID services during community provider hours (ISS) to make access easier for clients.
Committee members noted the project's positive reception and discussed logistics for expanding fingerprint/ID events to other providers and school district partner sites. No formal motion or budget request was recorded during the meeting.
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