The Boerne Independent School District announced during its August board of trustees meeting that local resident Rick Goodrich has been named chief of safety and security. Goodrich will oversee the BISD Safety and Security Department, which includes 12 school resource officers, one designated for each campus.
“I am honored to join the Boerne ISD family as chief of safety and security,” Goodrich said. “Our most important role is to keep our students and staff safe each and every day. We have school resource officers who are exceptionally skilled, as well as the best district leadership, campus administrators, teachers and staff in Texas. They all work tirelessly to ensure a safe and high-quality educational environment for students.”
Goodrich, a supervisory special agent, has 22 years of law enforcement investigative experience with the Drug Enforcement Administration, as well as 22 years of military service with the United States Air Force. Goodrich most recently served as the supervisor for the San Antonio Texas Anti-Gang Initiative, which is a multi-agency unit comprised of representatives from eight separate agencies which include the Drug Enforcement Administration, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Texas Department of Public Safety, Internal Revenue Service, Homeland Security Investigations and more.
