Public K-12 education; local superintendent of education, or designee, to be point person to communicate with local law enforcement on behalf of school district for school bus safety issues including alleged crimes and violations

SB 211 requires the local superintendent of education, or their designee, to serve as the main point of contact between the school district and local law enforcement for school bus safety issues. This individual will be responsible for receiving and documenting incidents, gathering evidence, and completing necessary paperwork like police reports and warrants. Their role is to pursue appropriate legal action for alleged crimes and violations involving school buses. The bill also specifies that bus drivers are not mandated to file charges for these incidents.