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The Crime Stopper link is to report ANY type of crime, theft, assault, arson, abuse etc. It is not intended to be a complaint line. (Call the Police Office for that) This link is to be used by anyone, parents, students, citizens, and teachers. It is for anyone who wishes to report a crime or has information on a crime and wishes to remain anonymous. It is not to be used for an emergency, 911 should always be called.
Lisd Crime Stoppers Report link
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The mission of the Lancaster Independent School District Police Department (“Department”) is to support the Lancaster Independent School District’s (“District”) mission by developing and maintaining a collaborative partnership with students, parents and the community.
Our collective goal is to educate students in a safe and orderly environment in order to produce graduates who are responsible and contributing members of our rapidly changing society. A secondary mission of the Department is to protect the safety and welfare of students, parents, staff, faculty, Members of the District’s Board of Trustees (“Board”), and other persons while on District property (leased or owned), or while at other District sponsored events or activities.
Additionally, the Department will work to protect and secure District property. In meeting the mission requirements, the Department will use in-house personnel and equipment where practical, and will request assistance from the City of Lancaster Police Department or other law enforcement agencies as needed.
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| It is the goal of the Department to provide a safe learning and work environment for all District students, staff and persons. It is also the goal of the Department to respond proactively in all aspects of public safety and security and to minimize disruption and crime. In order to meet these goals the Department will act proactively within prescribed District Policy, ethical, statutory and constitutional restrictions to suppress and prevent criminal activity and to apprehend offenders. |
Are LISD police officers really police officers?
Yes, LISD police officers are really police officers. They've attended training just like any law enforcement officer and are certified by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officers Standards and Education.
Can LISD police officers make arrests and issue traffic tickets?
LISD police officers may arrest offenders of the law and issue citations both on and off campus within their jurisdiction and scope of authority.
What court do I go to if I receive a ticket from an LISD police officer?
If you receive a ticket from an LISD officer, you will be required to appear in the appropriate City Municipal Court. A parent or legal guardian must accompany juveniles.
What happens if I don't pay my ticket?
If you do not appear in court or pay your fine, the court may issue a warrant for your arrest. Any police officer may arrest you once the warrant is issued.
What are the requirements to become an LISD police officer?
LISD police officer applicants must complete a police training academy, approved by The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officers Standards and Education (TCLEOSE), and pass the state licensing exam. Officers are provided with forty hours of TCLEOSE-approved continuing education courses each year.
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