School Resource Officer (SRO)
The School Resource Officer program is a collaborative effort between the Annville Cleona School District and the Cleona Borough Police Department aimed at fostering positive relationships between law enforcement and students. The District’s SRO serves as a mentor, role model, and valuable resource within the school community. The program also provides a visible law enforcement presence, helping to ensure the safety of all members of our school community. Moreover, based on an inter-municipal agreement, the District’s SRO is authorized to travel outside his jurisdiction to provide standard services at any of our school locations.
The District’s SRO plays a multifaceted role within our schools:
- Safety and Security
- Mentoring and Education
- Conflict Resolution
- Education and Prevention
- Community Engagement
Officer John Maldonado
School Resource Officer (SRO)
Cleona Borough Police Department
717-867-7700 ext. 4993
jmaldonado@acschools.org
Car Seat Checks
Officers who are Safe Kids-certified car seat technicians will review citizen-owned child safety/booster seats and teach citizens proper installation and use. Appointments must be made in advance by contacting Officer John Maldonado at jmaldonado@cleonapolice.org
Fingerprinting
The CBPD no longer fingerprints for any arrest, employment purposes and/or background checks. You may contact the following:
Lebanon County Central Booking Center is Centralizing Processing Facility, staffed 24 hours a day by employees of the District Attorney’s office and supervised by the Lebanon County Detectives. Appointments can be made 24 hours a day, by calling 717-228-4413 or emailing the Director of Central Booking at sstager@lebcnty.org, who will respond during business hours Monday through Friday. Persons requiring fingerprinting as a condition of employment are also processed for a $25 dollar processing fee payable by money order only to the ” County of Lebanon”. The Lebanon County Central Booking Center (LCCBC) is located within the Lebanon County Municipal Building, accessible from the basement floor of the Courthouse or an exterior entrance on the southeast portion of the building from Elm Street.