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Emergency Procedures
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Hallsville ISD is committed to the safety and security of all students, employees, and visitors at our campuses. In support of that commitment, the HISD Emergency Operations Plan will be followed in the event of a crisis situation. The objective of this plan is to ensure the health, safety, and welfare of students and staff in the event of an emergency.
Although it is impossible to foresee all the potential emergencies, we have made preparations to effectively use our resources to respond to those emergencies that cannot be avoided. The responsibilities are shared between school administrators and parents. Incidents or crises on our campuses can be minimized, and positive outcomes reached, through shared cooperation between parents of our students and HISD administration.
For information on the district's Standard Response Protocol (SRP), CLICK HERE.
We ask that you please follow the steps below to receive guidance and updates during a school emergency:
- TUNE TO BOBCAT RADIO (104.9 FM) and LOCAL RADIO OR TELEVISION STATIONS in the event of a school emergency. District administration will contact Bobcat Radio for the purpose of broadcasting vital information.
- Information will be distributed by...
- Bobcat Radio 104.9 FM / www.hisd.com (Bobcat Radio)
- www.hisd.com The home page of the website will contain vital information.
- Sky Alert Calls
- Other Local Broadcast Media
- PLEASE DO NOT TELEPHONE THE SCHOOL. We have limited phone lines. These must be used to respond to an emergency.
- PLEASE DO NOT COME TO THE SCHOOL. Emergencies involving schools will mean that emergency vehicles (Policies, Fire, EMS) must have immediate access to the building. Crowded conditions will slow the process. If lockdown is initiated, access will be given only to Emergency Responders.
- AWAIT FURTHER INFORMATION. Stay tuned to Bobcat Radio and other local media outlets, or check www.hisd.com or HISD social media pages for updated information regarding the status of the emergency and what further actions should be taken.
Contact
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Chris Miller
CHIEF OF POLICE
cmiller@hisd.com
Phone: 903-668-5990 ext. 2110Chris Miller is a veteran law enforcement officer with over 20 years of service. Chief Miller spent the first half of his career working in the Patrol Divisions of Titus and Franklin counties. During this time, Chief Miller spent eight years on the tactical team and reached the rank of Patrol Lieutenant. Chief Miller spent the second half of his career in the Investigations Division, investigating major crimes. Before securing his retirement, he transferred to the Gregg County District Attorney's Office. After leaving the DA’s Office in February of 2019, he took a position with HISD as a school resource officer. Chief Miller holds a Master Peace Officers License from the State of Texas. Chief Miller received his Bachelor’s degree in Business Management in 1996 and a second degree in Criminal Justice in 1998.