Public Safety

Surprise Police to detail SRO program changes to council

Officer Moore, a school resource officer at Ashton Ranch Middle School in Surprise, interacts with students.

Courtesy DUSD

Surprise area schools will soon find out which ones will be keeping school resource officers this fall and which ones will be using school safety officers instead.

Police spokesperson Sgt. Rick Hernandez said the police department will detail the changes to the SRO program for the upcoming school year at the Tuesday, June 16 city council meeting.

Hernandez said police will announce the schools that will have an assigned SRO and which ones will be using the SSOs instead.

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