23-3362 School Resource Officer Agreement

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P. Assist the School's School Safety & Security Director and the SCHOOL BOARD to address any action which poses a threat to school safety, whether it involves a threat to the school, a student, staff member or third party. q. Notify the School Safety & Security Director of the following: lockdown, use of force that exceeds a routine takedown or redirection, felony arrest on campus, massive school disruption, medical emergency or any event that could cause public concern or attention. r. Although the School Safety & Security Director is expected to perform as the Incident Commander in any critical school -related incident, the SRO's CITY supervisor will also be on-site and part of the Unified Command Structure to help ensure that the best interests of the school and law enforcement are met. S. The CITY will provide the School Safety & Security Director with immediate notification in writing of any SRO whose employment with the CITY has been dismissed for misconduct or has otherwise been disciplined as this information must, in turn, be reported by the School District to the Office of Safe Schools immediately after, but no later than 72 hours afterwards, pursuant to Section 1006.12 (5), Florida Statutes. t. CITY will provide the School & Security Safety Director with immediate notification of any SRO that discharges his or her firearm in the exercise of the safe school officer's duties, other than for training purposes, as this information must, in turn, be reported by the School District to the Office of Safe Schools immediately after, but no later than 72 hours afterward, pursuant to Section 1006.12 (5), Florida Statutes. U. CITY agrees that the assigned SRO will not affect the arrest of any Seminole County Public School child aged ten or younger without the pre -approval of the CITY's school resource supervisor. In any such circumstance, timely notice must be provided to the School Safety Director. Additionally, the assigned SRO will also comply with the "Kaia Rolle Act" set forth in section 985.031 Florida Statutes prohibiting a child younger than seven years of age from being arrested, charged, or adjudicated delinquent for a delinquent act or violation of law, unless the violation of law is a forcible felony as defined in section 776.08, Florida Statutes. CITY agrees that it will maintain a policy consistent with this provision. V. The CITY may, at the CITY's sole expense and discretion, purchase and install one (1) gun safe at any of the schools that are within the CITY's scope of responsibility. The CITY may arrange for the installation, during non -instructional hours, of a firearm safe suitable for the storage of a CITY issued rifle for use by the SRO. The safe selected by the CITY must have the following features: .1