Safety Law News for 9/26/14

by Bernie James • September 26, 2014 • Comments Off

In Omaha, Nebraska, associate school resource officers are part-time employees who are retired from the police force. They work as sworn officers in public schools, but now they’re seeing their hours slashed because of provisions of the federal Affordable Health Care Act.

The school resource officer program in New Hanover County, North Carolina has expanded to 39 school resource officers inside the public schools.

Every public middle and high school in North Carolina has a school resource officer. As a new school year begins, North Carolina officials are encouraging parents and students to get to know their school resource officer.

The role of school resource officers in Wausau, Wisconsin schools is changing as their numbers increase.

Officials in Marshall, Alabama aim to have full-time officers at each of Marshall County’s schools.

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