Las Vegas police Lt. Stan Olsen said the bill would ensure that primary law enforcement agencies such as his would be the first to respond in a crisis. Law enforcement was honored to be part of the process of bringing this bill forward. The bill requires the principal, two licensed employees of the school and a non-licensed employee who is not an administrator to serve on that school's site committee, as well as any other persons the principal wants. Three students from Leadership Las Vegas, a youth training organization affiliated with the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce, were unified in their support of the bill.
Any plan is better than no plan.
Even so, fiscal realities can't be set aside, said Sen. Ray Rawson, R-Las Vegas. The committee has not scheduled a vote on the bill. Under Senate rules, all measures that haven't been voted on by April 16 automatically expire.