Lancaster ISD Police Department

Happy Fathers Day!

To the dads who make a difference every day, to the dads who get to be there for every moment, to the dads who shatter expectations. We're in awe of you and we celebrate you! Your tireless devotion and unwavering commitment to shaping the future is truly inspiring.

We are now in the third week of summer, and our training is fully underway.

This week's training sessions are being held in Allen, Houston, and San Antonio.

Chief Wherley and Mrs. Tippit are participating in the annual Texas School District Police Chiefs' Association Conference, which demonstrates the Chief's commitment to ongoing learning and professional development, comprising 32 hours of training.

Meanwhile, Officer Tutton and K-9 Lucy are undergoing mandatory annual K-9 training in San Antonio, a 40-hour program crucial to ensuring the safety of our students and staff.

Additionally, Officers Baker and Uresti are attending the Juvenile Crisis Intervention Training in Allen, a 32-hour course designed to enhance their knowledge and response to juvenile-related crisis.

We have officially commenced June, marking the beginning of our summer training.

Recently, Officer Carrillo successfully completed a crucial training course. This training will play a vital role in enhancing our capabilities to ensure a safe learning environment throughout the district this summer.

The ALERRT AAIR Train the Trainer Course is a comprehensive 40-hour program that focuses on integrating law enforcement, fire, EMS, and tele-communicators during active attack events.

Congratulations are in order for Officer Carrillo on becoming a certified ALERRT AAIR Instructor.

🚨We are hiring!🚨

We are hiring Security Officers for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year.

The Security Officer's will assist and support our
ISD Police Officers in daily operations. Join our team and be the difference.

For more information and to apply visit
http://www.lancasterisd.org/careers

School is officially out for the summer!

Wishing everyone a fun and safe summer vacation!

The Crossing Guard End of Year Brunch took place yesterday, providing an opportunity to formally acknowledge the diligent efforts of our crossing guards, who consistently demonstrate unwavering dedication in all weather conditions. Their tireless commitment to ensuring safety is truly commendable. We extend our sincerest gratitude for their exceptional service.

On Wednesday during the award assembly at Elsie Robertson Middle School, Sergeant Washington-White presented three students with the Bravery in Action Award for their demonstrated courage, quick thinking, and compassion in response to a critical incident that occurred on campus.

We extend our gratitude to these students for their exemplary bravery.

As National Police Week concludes, we remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. May they never be forgotten.

We would also like to take a moment to acknowledge the unwavering dedication and hard work of our officers who tirelessly serve our district. With a remarkable total of 35,541 combined training hours, our officers collectively bring approximately 290 years of service experience, encompassing a broad spectrum of roles including Telecommunications, Detention Services, and Peace Officer positions. Notably, seven officers have achieved Master Peace Officer Certification, four hold an Advanced Peace Officer Certification, and one holds a Master Telecommunications Certification. Additionally, our officers possess a multitude of other critical certifications that ensure the seamless operation of our department.

As we transition into summer, our commitment to providing a safe environment for students and staff remains unwavering, reflected in the increased training hours scheduled. The diverse backgrounds and experiences of our officers converge to form a superior department, rich in varied perspectives and extensive knowledge.

In observance of National Police Week, we will be sharing informative highlights about police departments, with a specific emphasis on Independent School District (ISD) police departments.

Today's notable fact is: The establishment of Independent School District (ISD) police departments in Texas dates back to the late 1960s, with Klein ISD, located in Klein, Texas, frequently referenced as one of the pioneering departments, established in 1982. Consequently, the inception of the first ISD police department occurred over 44 years ago.

As National Police Week commences, we pay tribute to the officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice, honoring their memory and selflessness. We acknowledge the dedication of those currently serving, whose tireless efforts keep our communities safe.

To our Lancaster ISD Officers, your steadfast commitment to our district's values is duly recognized and appreciated, and we extend our sincerest gratitude and celebration to you during this week.