SRO Roles and Responsibilities Sample Clauses

SRO Roles and Responsibilities. The SRO’s role and responsibilities shall include the following:
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SRO Roles and Responsibilities. 1. SROs will be considered active members of their assigned schools. The SRO facilitates the effective delivery of law enforcement services and assists with matters related to safety, security, and the exchange of information.
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SRO Roles and Responsibilities. SROs should be considered active members of their assigned schools. The SRO facilitates the effective delivery of law enforcement services and assists with matters related to safety, security, and the exchange of information between the SD and the PD/SO. Unless there is a clear and imminent threat to safety, requests from school personnel for SRO or other law enforcement assistance are to be made to a school administrator, and such administrator should, if appropriate, request assistance from the SRO. To the extent possible, SROs’ duty schedules should be organized to provide coverage throughout the school day. SROs provide a visible deterrent to crime and shall be visible patrolling the exterior and interior grounds. SROs should wear the regulation uniform of the employing PD/SO and operate a marked PD/SO vehicle while on duty unless otherwise authorized by the SRO’s supervisor. Additionally, SROs should assist school administrators in developing school crisis, emergency management, and medical emergency response plans. SROs should work with school administrators in problem-solving to prevent crime and promote safety in the school environment. SROs are expected to collaborate with school administrators and other school personnel to support positive school climates that focus on resolving conflicts and minimizing student involvement with the juvenile and criminal justice systems. SROs serve multiple roles in schools. The roles are interrelated, but all are carried out with the aim to contribute to school safety and security and to promote positive and supportive school climates. The key roles of an SRO are: Law enforcement officer As a sworn law enforcement officer, the primary role of an SRO in a school is as a law enforcement officer. SROs assume primary responsibility for responding to requests for law enforcement assistance from school administrators and coordinating the response of other law enforcement resources to the school. SROs should work with school administrators in problem-solving to prevent crime and promote safety in the school environment. In all cases, the SRO’s role as a law enforcement officer should take precedence over any other roles performed by the SRO. Law-related educator As resources permit, SROs should strive to assist with presentations to school personnel on law- related topics such as law enforcement practices, changes in relevant laws, crime trends, crime prevention, school safety strategies, and crisis response procedures....
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