Vote Yes on this bill if you want every public school to form a SAFE Team, train staff, create student-specific quick guides, contact parents immediately, search campus first, and call 911 only when a child likely left and is at risk.

Disability advocacy groups, parent associations, school administrators, and school safety professionals may support this bill for creating standardized teams, training, and plans to quickly find and protect at-risk students.

Vote No on this bill if you want to avoid new statewide requirements that may increase costs, expand school policing roles, and collect sensitive student information that could raise privacy issues.

Civil liberties and privacy advocates, budget watchdogs, and some educator or labor groups may oppose this bill over student data and GPS concerns, added workload, and unfunded mandates.