Broward School Board kills proposal to create police force
There will be no Broward County Public Schools police force created in the near future. On Tuesday, the school board voted unanimously to table the idea.
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There will be no Broward County Public Schools police force created in the near future. On Tuesday, the school board voted unanimously to table the idea.
Broward County Schools made a proposal to create a police force for the school, but some city leaders were not on board with the idea.It<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://wsvn.com/news/local/broward/broward-county-schools-proposal-to-create-police-force-in-schools-will-not-be-moving-forward/">Read More</a>
The Broward County school district is unlikely to form a full-scale police department any time soon. The School Board voted unanimously Tuesday to reject a proposal from Superintendent Peter Licata, saying it was rushed and lacked public support. Board members also said the district needs to focus on other priorities, including a plan to close or repurpose underenrolled schools. Members of the ...
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