SRO Duties and Responsibilities. The responsibilities of the SRO will include but not be limited to the following:
SRO Duties and Responsibilities. 1. Pursuant to Indiana Code §20-26-18.2-1 et seq., a SRO’s duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
SRO Duties and Responsibilities. Each SRO shall have the following duties and responsibilities, in addition to those described elsewhere in this Agreement: • Provide Academy students, faculty, staff, and visitors with the opportunity to meet and interact with a law enforcement officer in a non-confrontational setting • Act as a deterrent to crime in Academy buildings, on Academy grounds, and in communities surrounding Schools, not only through their uniformed presence, but also by developing positive relationships with Academy students, faculty, and staff, and the communities surrounding the Schools • Provide classroom instruction and act as a resource for information for Academy students, faculty, and staff concerning law enforcement topics • Provide for the safety and security of Academy students, faculty, staff, and visitors, including sporting events and extracurricular activities • Make himself/herself available, as time permits, for conferencing with students, parents, and faculty members in order to assist them with issues of a law enforcement and crime prevention nature • Respond to emergency situations that arise on Academy grounds and take whatever appropriate law enforcement action is reasonable to resolve such situations • Assist the Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division and the Statesboro-Xxxxxxx Crime Suppression Team in the investigation of any crimes which occur on Academy grounds; the SRO will contact additional law enforcement personnel to assist him/her as determined to be needed by the SRO • Enforce the laws of the State of Georgia • Communicate with School administrators about law enforcement concerns on Academy grounds • Be present on School grounds during the hours of 7:30am to 3:30pm during the Regular Academic Session when classes are in session • As needed, conduct formal interviews of Academy students in accordance with Sheriff’s Office and Academy policies • Assist all local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies conducting interviews, arrests, or other actions related to the Academy in accordance with Sheriff’s Office policies • Maintain a “zero tolerance” policy on all criminal gang activities, illegal drug activities, and weapons on Academy grounds; criminal charges will be filed by the SRO regarding such activities as appropriate and case files sent to the courts of proper jurisdiction • It is acknowledged that a SRO may be called on as a witness or to participate in the Academy’s disciplinary or truancy processes; however, the disciplinin...
SRO Duties and Responsibilities. The School Resource Officer (SRO) shall provide law enforcement expertise and resources to assist school administrators and staff in maintaining safety, order and discipline within the assigned school(s). The SRO shall provide security for the assigned school building, grounds and surrounding patrol areas. The SRO is responsible for handling all calls for service and coordinating the response of other law enforcement resources within the area. The SRO’s duty schedule will be determined by the SRO Supervisor, and will be arranged to provide coverage through the school day, including peak arrival and departure times. The SRO shall wear the regulation uniform issued by the Sheriff’s Office and operate a marked Accomack County Sheriff’s vehicle while on duty unless otherwise authorized by the SRO Supervisor for a specific purpose. The SRO provides a visible deterrent to crime while bringing a positive impression of the Sheriff’s Office to students in a non- confrontational setting. The SRO may assist with providing training and/or instruction that will enhance student’s understanding of the law enforcement mission and the responsibilities of citizenship. The SRO may also assist with conducting law enforcement related training for school administrators. The SRO also shall share information about crime trends and changes to the Code of Virginia with school administrators and staff to assist them in effectively providing a safe school environment. The SRO may make formal presentations or participate in school-based community organization meetings such as PTA or other similar groups. A critical element of the SRO Program is an open relationship and strong communication between the SRO and school administrators. The SRO should meet with school administrators at least weekly to exchange information about current crime trends, problem areas or other concerns that may lead to potential disruption at the school(s) or within the community. The SRO shall share information in compliance with Va. Code 22.1-279,3:1. Other duties and responsibilities include but are not limited to; o Ensuring the proper collection and disposal of illegal substances recovered by the school that are not needed for criminal prosecution. o Maintaining familiarity with the ACPS and individual school’s Student Code of Conduct. o Maintaining the confidentiality of student records consistent with this MOU o Attending and providing testimony at school disciplinary hearings upon requ...
SRO Duties and Responsibilities. A. Collaborate with MUSD officials in maintaining a safe, orderly, and positive environment for all students.
