WKYT - Frankfort - Headlines  High school unveils school
shooting response  FRANKFORT, Ky. (WKYT) - Franklin County
Sheriff Pat Melton says it's something that could save precious
seconds or maybe even minutes in the event that someone went
through those doors with a gun, ready to kill students. Monday,
the sheriff's office unveiled their active shooter response plan
to officials from across the state.  They hope it's something
they never have to use, but deputies at the Franklin County
Sheriff's Office say their new school shooting response plan is
ready.  "If it's an active shooter, seconds are precious because
it's going to save a lot of lives," said Melton.  Along with a
dedicated active shooter alarm, technicians have tied Western
Hills High School's surveillance cameras and public address
system to the city's dispatch center. Deputies said if a
shooting ever happens, dispatchers will immediately have eyes
inside the school and can talk first responders through the
hallways to the shooter over the school