School Resource Officers

  • School Resource Officers (SROs) are full-time, sworn, state-certified police officers assigned to work in the school setting.  In addition to the formal training required of all police officers, SROs receive specialized training to aid their interactions with students, staff, and administration in Rock Hill School District 3. The SRO’s primary duties are that of law enforcement, law-related educator, and law-related counselor.

     

     

    Rock Hill Police Department

    Supervisors

    Lt. T. Ayers
    tim.ayers@cityofrockhill.com

    Sgt. B. Lowder
    robert.lowder@cityofrockhill.com

    Rock Hill Police Department School Resource Officers

     

    RHPD

    York County Sheriff's Office 

    Supervisor

    Sgt. Timothy Lee
    Timothy.lee@yorkcountygov.com

     

                                                                                                                                              

     ALWAYS CALL 911 FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES

    FOR ROCK HILL POLICE DEPARTMENT, AFTER 4:00 CALL 803-329-7211 FOR NON-EMERGENCY SERVICES

     

    For additional information on School Resource Officers at the National and State level, use the links listed below.

  • SCHOOL SECURITY OFFICERS

    School Security Officers (SSOs) are full-time, private, armed security officers who are assigned to work in ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø on elementary campuses. SSOs are employed by and contracted through Allied Universal Security and have received specialized training to work in the school setting. The SSO’s primary duties are to patrol the campus, provide a visible security presence, and work closely with school staff and administration to provide a safe and secure environment for all. Through a contract with Allied Universal Security, there are currently 19 SSOs assigned to ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø, as well as an on-site supervisor who oversees their operation and administration.

    Allied Universal Security

    Supervisor
    Scott Eller

  • CAMPUS SECURITY ASSOCIATES

    Campus Security Associates (CSA’s) are full-time district employees, who are assigned to work in ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø on the High School level. CSA’s have received specialized training to work in the school setting.  The CSA’s primary duties are to patrol the campus, provide a visible security presence, and work closely with students, school staff, and administration. Campus Security Associates are assigned to ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø to provide a safe and secure environment for students, faculty, and staff.