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School Safety Protocols

Summary

Fullerton schools are teaming up with police to make campuses safer. Cops will get quicker access to security cameras and maps, and the city is working on better ways to communicate during emergencies, especially since not all schools have dedicated officers.

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Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

This upgrade means more tech and better communication, but the cost isn't detailed yet.

✅Who benefits

Students, teachers, and parents can all breathe a little easier knowing there are plans to respond faster and more effectively to threats.

⚠️Who could be affected

No groups negatively affected

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Fullerton ObserverMay 2, 2026

Safety Protocol Update with Fullerton Police Department - Fullerton Observer

Dr. Hammitt said that in the event of an emergency, the Fullerton Police Department can access school site camera recordings (each accessed with a unique password for transparency), classroom key entry, and their database, which holds a routinely updated school site map.

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