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Officer Adam Gongwer
11th year with Ontario Police
6th year as SRO
HNT Member (2006)
D.A.R.E. Class 61 (2009)
A.L.i.C.E. instructor
Central Regional Rep 13-15
Ohio SRO Assoc. (OSROA.org)
Previous Experience
JV Corrections Officer
Youth Minister
Family
4 Kids (6, 14, 14, 17)
Married 21 years

2013
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Todays Goals

Are you prepared?
Why do we need school safety plans?
Who is involved?
What is involved?
Where can I review resources?

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Are you prepared?
Briarwood Elementary OK Tornado in May
dailymail.co.uk
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School Safety Plans

Every school is required to have one.
School officials and local emergency first
responders should work together to develop
protocols and include key information in the
plans to establish clear directions on what to do
in an emergency.
The plans must be routinely updated to account
for new safety partners and to incorporate best
practices.
Safety partners should sign off on the plans.
The safety and floor plans, important documents
and information, and other items such as master
keys, student parent records, rosters, yearbooks,
whistles, bullhorn, and flashlights must be
readily available at a secure place on site in
the event of an incident.

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STAKEHOLDERS
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A Framework for Safe and Successful Schools
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A Framework for Safe and Successful Schools
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Safety/Emergency Operations Plans
Training
Mental Health
Appendix A
Legislative Recommendations
Appendix B
Geauga County Mental Health Checklist
Appendix C
Attorney Generals School Safety Task Force
Quick Reference Checklist for Schools
Multiple resource links

OhioAttorneyGeneral.gov/SchoolSafety
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Safety Plans (Ohio AG Template)

Basic Plan (Part 1)
Introduction
Concept of Operations
III. Organization and Assignment of
Responsibilitie
IV. Direction, Control, and Coordination
V. Communications
VI. Recovery After An Incident
VII. Administration, Finance and Logistics
VIII. Plan Development, Maintenance, and
Distribution
School Safety Planning Glossary
School Safety Authorities and References

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Safety Plans (Ohio AG Template)

Functional Annexes (Part 2)
Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP)
Drop, Cover, and Hold
Evacuation Procedure
Family Reunification
Lockdown Procedure (including A.L.i.C.E. options)
Mental Health and Healing
Reverse Evacuation Procedure
Shelter-In-Place

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Safety Plans (Ohio AG Template)

Hazard- and Threat-Specific Annexes (Part 3)
Active Shooter
Bomb Threat
Bus Accident
Chemical or Hazardous materials Spill
Explosion
Fire
Flood
Intruder/Hostage
Medical Emergency
Severe Weather
Terrorism Annex

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Additional Items for Plan

Earthquake
School Closing or Delays
Student Disorders
School Bus emergencies
Crime Reporting Procedures
Off Campus Emergencies
Suicide Student or Staff
Possession of Weapons on campus
Media Plan

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FEMA K-12 Guide

Planning Principles Process
Step 1 Collaborative Planning Team
Step 2 Understand the Situation
Step 3 Determine Goals Objectives
Step 4 Plan Development
Step 5 Plan Prep, Review, Approval
Step 6 Plan Implementation Maint.
Plan Content
Threat- and Hazard-Specific Annexes
1.) Info Sharing (FERPA/HIPAA)
2.) Psychological First Aid for Schools
3.) School Climate and Emergencies
4.) Active Shooter Situations
Table 1 Assessment
Table 2 Risk Assessment Worksheet
Table 3 Threat and Hazard Types

rems.ed.gov/EOPGuides
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Homeland Security Recommendations

After the Boston Massacre, April 2013 LEO
communication
Establish a comprehensive emergency response plan
Test communications equipment with emergency
responders
Develop mass evacuation procedures in response to
a threat
Identify designate egress and ingress routes
for emergency vehicles
Remove objects from the facility or event which
could conceal IEDs
Be vigilant of secondary devices specifically at
anticipated evacuation routes

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NIMS ICS
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Online Plan Resources

OhioAttorneyGeneral.gov/SchoolSafety
Download template plan
rems.ed.gov/EOPGuides
emergencymgmt.com/safety/
Schools-Ill-Prepared-Active-Shooter.html
homelandsecurity.ohio.gov or dhe.gov
SchoolSafety.us

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Additional Security Ideas
Cameras Bus, Building, Parking, Garage
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Signage AEDs Classrooms Doors Windows
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Panic Buttons and Emergency Reference Guides
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Limited Access Visitor Control Key Swipe Access
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Video Playback iPad, Phones, MDTs
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Police Radios
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Mass Notification Bullying Reporting
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Drug Testing K-9 Sweeps
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