West Valley schools, police departments form safety coalition abc15
Several school districts and law enforcement agencies have banded together to form a group called the West Valley Safety Coalition, a first of its kind for the area.
He said it all started with the superintendents of Agua Fria, Litchfield Elementary, and Avondale school districts recognizing a need for the West Valley to be on the same page. “Just in our school district we work with four different law enforcement agencies like the city of Avondale, city of Goodyear, Litchfield Park, and the city of Buckeye,” Banales said. “Our effort and our goals is [sic] to enhance cooperation, collaboration, and communication.”
“We can go and help them and be efficient in that help that we lend to them,” Sgt. Tyler said. “The school districts recognized that they weren't communicating in the same ways that we were. So, there was kind of a lingering question: well, are we truly on the same page?”
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