Authorizes sheriffs in certain counties to appoint school resource officers to private schools.
The bill allows sheriffs in counties outside city limits to appoint school resource officers to private elementary and secondary schools. This can only occur if the school requests it and the county legislature approves. The sheriff can set conditions for the appointment, including a fee of up to $50 per officer per year. The appointed officers must be employees of the school, not the sheriff or county.
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