School Resource Officers

School Resource Officers (SRO), by federal definition, are career law enforcement officers with sworn authority deployed by an employing police department or agency in a
community-oriented policing assignment to work in collaboration with one or more schools. 

SROs are commissioned and sworn law enforcement officers – not a “security
guard.” 

The goals of a well-founded School Resource Officer program include providing safe learning environments in our nation’s schools, providing valuable resources to school staff and administration, fostering positive relationships with students, developing strategies to resolve problems affecting today’s youth and protecting all students so that they can reach their full potential.

Patrolman Edward Vincent, assisted by his partner, K9 Rigo, is the SRO assigned to the Robbinsville High School. Patrolman Vincent can best be reached at evincent@robbinsville.net.

Patrolman Nicholas Mecca is the SRO assigned to Pond Road Middle School. Patrolman Mecca can best be reached at nmecca@robbinsville.net.

Patrolman Michael Roote is the SRO assigned to Sharon Elementary School. Patrolman Roote can best be reached at mroote@robbinsville.net.