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The Cobb County School District Police Department features more than 80 highly trained officers.


The average Cobb County School District Police Officer has more than 26 years of service under their belt. This means the Cobb County School District Police Department has approximately more than 1,690 years of combined service experience! These officers are highly trained, come with serious experience, and many years of proven, faithful service.


 


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Vaping is risky for many reasons. E-cigarettes are highly addictive and have been found to contain metals and chemicals known to cause lung damage. Also, vapes with THC are a felony and will wreck a student’s future. Don’t risk it; don’t vape. Find additional resources here.
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Alert TipLine
Vector Alert is our district’s tip reporting service. If you have information about a threat to our safety, do your part and report it! And remember, you can remain anonymous. In Cobb, We Keep Each Other Safe! Students, staff members, and parents can submit a tip to the Vector Alert via the web, phone, email, or text. When submitting a tip, include the Cobb County School District identification code 1760 in order to designate the tip as related to Cobb Schools.   To submit a tip – call or text 470-689-0298, email 1760@alert1.us, or report online at http://1760.alert1.us
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CrisisAlert
CENTEGIX CrisisAlert is the fastest and easiest way for teachers and staff to call for help in emergencies from the everyday to the extreme. With the simple push of a button on our wearable CrisisAlert badge, an alert instantly reaches administrators and responders. CrisisAlert is unique for its ability to deliver precise alert location, immediate audio and visual incident notifications (including lighted strobes, screen messages, and intercom integration) for campus-wide incidents, and 100% full campus coverage.
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CCSD Police

The Cobb County School District Police Department features more than 80 highly trained officers.

The average Cobb County School District Police Officer has more than 26 years of service under their belt. This means the Cobb County School District Police Department has more than 1,690 years of combined service experience! These officers are highly trained, come with serious experience, and many years of proven, faithful service.    

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Working Together
CCSD PD have contacts with the Cobb County District Attorney’s Office, US Attorney’s Office (Northern District of GA), FBI (Joint Terrorism Task Force [JTTF], Counter Terrorism Working Group [CTWG], & Interagency Intelligence Working Group [IIWG]), Georgia Bureau of Investigation/Georgia Information Sharing & Analysis Center [GISAC], and Georgia & Cobb Emergency Management Agency/Homeland Security, and Cobb County/local Police Departments.        


Cobb Schools has a dedicated team of professionals devoted to the security of our schools and the safety of our students and staff, including the Assistant Superintendent of School Safety Operations who is responsible for overseeing the District’s school safety initiatives.
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One Emergency Management Specialist position was created in April 2018 to dedicate efforts at enhancing the District’s emergency response planning and procedures. Staffed by an officer with over 29 years of combined law enforcement, homeland security and crisis management experience, this position provides emergency response planning assistance to all levels of the organization. Additionally, the incumbent works in collaboration with local, State, Federal and private stakeholders to help meet the planning and response needs of the District.       1613507586205.pngEmergency 
Management 
Specialist
Unannounced Code Red Drills (UCRD) allow for a “snapshot” of a school’s preparedness for a Code Red Lockdown, with a follow-up debriefing and discussion for administrators.    1613507712602.pngCode Red

Copies of the Emergency Management Procedures Flip Chart were provided for each school’s leadership and posted on the PD Intranet page for additional access/downloading. The Flip Chart is updated regularly, most recently in 2022.

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Emergency 
Management 
Procedures
An award-winning video has been created for staff training and additional videos for elementary and middle/high school students are under development. See links to the Videos below.
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Each Other Safe


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Stop the Bleed 
and CPR Training
Over 90% of CCSD schools have received training to respond to incidents involving severe bleeding. Staff members are taught how to apply and use a tourniquet to effectively respond to arterial bleeding or other severe bleeding caused by trauma.        
1613508737383.pngSpecialized Anti-Gang Initiative
CCSD PD is working with the Cobb County Police Department anti-gang task force to raise awareness of gang activity and minimize potential gang activity in our schools.
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Concerned Cops
“Concerned Cops” is a mentoring program for high school and middle school students at risk for effectively relating to authority figures (i.e. school teachers, administrators, police, etc.). Students are taught coping skills, learning through role playing and discussion, to follow directions, and constructively deal with perceptions of biased or disrespectful behavior.          
1613508801916.pngSecurity Checks

School internal security checks provide random evaluation of a school’s internal security awareness and actions by staff and students to identify suspicious persons in school without proper identification or purpose.

The CCSD Police have procedures in place to follow-up on violent threats or crimes received after normal school hours involving school students/staff or facilities.


We Keep Each Other Safe

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