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The start-up plan to put police in every Fort Myers school will cost $500,000 for just two months. The Fort Myers City Council will dip into reserve funds to create 15 officer positions and two sergeant positions to comply with Senate Bill 7026, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act. That money will only cover the cost of those officers for August and September. WINK News reporter Andrea Henderson was live in Fort Myers with details on the school safety plan. Watch the full segment above.