SNAPSHOT: Madison Police and Fire visit EL students at James Clemens
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 By  John Few Published 
8:55 am Wednesday, June 8, 2022

SNAPSHOT: Madison Police and Fire visit EL students at James Clemens

The Madison Police shared photos this morning of officers and Madison firefighters meeting with English Language students at James Clemens High School this week. They discussed using 911 for emergency situations and how to use the “Text to Protect” system to report trouble at school and home. Students were able to experience police drones and tactical gear in addition to fire and rescue equipment.

About Text to Protect:

The “Text to Protect” allows anyone to confidentially report any safety issues regarding Madison schools or community.

TEXT: 256-604-2345

E-Mail:  texttoprotect@madisonal.gov

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