By City News Service
Blue and red flashing sirens of police
LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Los Angeles Community College trustees have voted unanimously for a six-month extension of an agreement for the Los Angeles County Sheriff s Department to continue providing public safety services at the district s nine campuses.
Saturday s vote came one month after district officials announced plans to seek a new security contract after failing to reach agreement with the sheriff s department, which has provided services to its campuses for 19 years.
“I want to thank the LACCD staff and board as well as our department s contract team for going the extra mile to get a deal done to maintain continuity in student and campus safety, especially during the record- breaking infections of COVID-19. Sheriff Alex Villanueva tweeted shortly after Saturday s announcement. “We look forward to partnering with our Los Angeles Community Colleges to make sure our campuses are safe learning environment
By City News Service
Blue and red flashing sirens of police
LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Los Angeles Community College trustees have voted unanimously for a six-month extension of an agreement for the Los Angeles County Sheriff s Department to continue providing public safety services at the district s nine campuses.
Saturday s vote came one month after district officials announced plans to seek a new security contract after failing to reach agreement with the sheriff s department, which has provided services to its campuses for 19 years.
“I want to thank the LACCD staff and board as well as our department s contract team for going the extra mile to get a deal done to maintain continuity in student and campus safety, especially during the record- breaking infections of COVID-19. Sheriff Alex Villanueva tweeted shortly after Saturday s announcement. “We look forward to partnering with our Los Angeles Community Colleges to make sure our campuses are safe learning environment