HAMILTON, Ohio (AP) — A southwestern Ohio sheriff has taken out a billboard ad criticizing a local district’s school security.

The Hamilton-Middletown Journal-News reports the ad by Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones questions the safety provided by the Hamilton school board.

Jones says the board isn’t transparent and doesn’t “talk to the public.” Former Hamilton City Schools Superintendent Tony Orr agreed to a separation agreement in April that was based on an unreleased report into claims he broke district policies.

Jones says he plans to raise more billboards urging other area schools to upgrade their security in the wake of recent school shootings.

Superintendent Larry Knapp said in a statement Monday administrators will meet with Jones to discuss “safety procedures and protocols.”

Information from: MIDDLETOWN: Hamilton-Middletown Journal News , http://www.journal-news.com

This photo shows Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones’ first billboard unveiled at the intersection of Martin Luther King Boulevard and Maple Avenue in Hamilton, Ohio, Monday, June 25, 2018. Jones posted the first of his promised series of billboards criticizing local school districts that he says are moving too slow to upgrade security. The Hamilton school board was the first target of a public, advertising campaign by Butler County’s top law enforcement official, who contends the school district isn’t doing enough to protect students. (Michael D. Clark/The Journal-News via AP)

http://www.wnewsj.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/22/2018/06/web1_120823938-08cbf27cb32e42b1b90b9d453e39e0ef.jpgThis photo shows Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones’ first billboard unveiled at the intersection of Martin Luther King Boulevard and Maple Avenue in Hamilton, Ohio, Monday, June 25, 2018. Jones posted the first of his promised series of billboards criticizing local school districts that he says are moving too slow to upgrade security. The Hamilton school board was the first target of a public, advertising campaign by Butler County’s top law enforcement official, who contends the school district isn’t doing enough to protect students. (Michael D. Clark/The Journal-News via AP)