Every Saraland City School will have an armed school resource officer this fall.
Saraland Superintendent Aaron Milner is gearing up for another school year with students returning Monday. Milner says safety is always the top priority, but it takes more than a school resource officer. It takes the entire community.
Milner says Saraland City Schools have always prioritized safety, but the greater emphasis comes in response to recent tragedies.
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