Current News
Thursday October 11th
The Rossford Police have investigated an alleged 'threat' to Rossford Schools from Instagram. At this point, there is no evidence that threats were directed to the Rossford School District directly. School Resource Officer Jodi Johnson and Detective Sergeant Craig Revill have investigated the matter and have determined that there is no threat to District students or staff at this time. If additional information is brought to our attention that would warrant a safety concern, the Rossford Police Department will notify the School District administration and residents through a "Code Red" calling system and on our social media sites. Additionally, all media outlets will be informed as well. Again, at this time, there is no credible threat to our School District staff or students and Thursday October 11th should be 'business as usual' for our students and their families.
Monday October 8th
Please educate yourself on State Issue 1 before you go to the polls in November.
www.cincinnati.com/story/news/politics/elections/2018/09/23/ohio-issue-1-separating-fact-fiction-...
What is Ohio Issue 1? Separating fact from fiction on divisive drug ballot initiative
cincinnati.com
Ohio Issue 1 has inspired vigorous debate from both sides of the political spectrum. Here are some facts so you can decide.Wednesday October 3rd
Safety Tip! If you run or walk on our roadways, the safest way to do it is to walk or run towards traffic. This is recommended by both the CDC and the Road Runners Club of America.
www.rd.com/health/fitness/which-side-of-road-to-walk-on/
Which Side of the Road You Should Walk On | Reader's Digest
rd.com
Walking on the wrong side of the street increases your risk of getting hit by a car by 77 percent. Here's which side you should really stay on.Wednesday October 3rd
Thank you Rossford McDonalds for hosting National Coffee with a Cop Day. It was great spending the morning with all of you!
Sunday September 30th
The Rossford Police golf cart came in handy last night after a vehicle struck a parked car on Osborn Street. Sgt. Allen and Officer Socie delivered debris control to the scene to make sure no one travels through the pieces (complete with broom, shovel and bucket). 24 hour community service at its best. No one was injured in the crash but both vehicles were disabled.
Thursday September 27th
The Eagle Point Safety Patrol swearing in ceremony was today. We thank Rossford Police Department Chief Kitzler and City of Rossford - Government Mayor MacKinnon for coming and talking to our students.