Sunday, February 10, 2013

Colorado District Allows Armed Staff

The school board for Dolores County, Colorado decided to allow the superintendent and one principal to carry a firearm on campuses.

With a unanimous vote, the seven person board decided that district Superintendent Bruce Hankins and Principal Ty Gray of Dove Creek High School could double as security officers.

The board felt that as each already had the necessary licenses they would need no further training.

Both of them will be given a one dollar raise.

If other principals complete the necessary concealed carry course and receive a permit from the county sheriff, then they too could be considered at later meetings.

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