Extends the School Resource Officer pilot program to five years and increases the School Security Revolving Fund cap to $75 million.
Oklahoma HB1181 extends the School Resource Officer pilot program from three to five years, allowing school districts to employ or contract with retired law enforcement officers or armed security guards if local agencies cannot provide officers. The bill also increases the cap on the School Security Revolving Fund to $75 million, with funds divided equally among public school districts. The fund sources include reimbursements, grants, and other monies for school security. The bill declares an emergency, making it effective immediately upon passage and approval.
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