Milwaukee City Wire

Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) has expressed its readiness to implement a School Resource Officer (SRO) program, contingent on the availability of officers from the City of Milwaukee. The recent court decision mandates the city's involvement in this initiative, highlighting its crucial role in the program's execution. MPS is dedicated to collaborating with the city to establish a sustainable SRO program.

"MPS remains ready to implement a School Resource Officer (SRO) program as soon as officers are made available by the City of Milwaukee," stated an MPS representative. The court's ruling underscores the importance of cooperation between MPS and the city for successful implementation.

The decision emphasizes that both entities must work together, reinforcing their shared responsibility in ensuring the program's success. "The Court’s decision today ordering the City of Milwaukee to participate in the implementation of the SRO program at MPS is a recognition that the City plays an integral role in implementation of the SRO program," noted MPS.

With this directive, MPS aims to move forward with its plans while maintaining a collaborative approach with city officials. "MPS remains committed to working collaboratively with the City to build a sustainable SRO program," affirmed MPS.