FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Broward County kicked off its own effort Thursday to determine what was done wrong and what was done right before, during and after the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre.

The county’s newly formed Stoneman Douglas task force met with representatives of the Police Foundation, which is the consultant company hired by the county to pull together the results of all the other investigations now underway and offer its own conclusions and recommendations.

“Each of you has a perspective about what happened that day that’s important,” County Administrator Bertha Henry told the task force members. “We need all of the voices to be at the table to help us get this right going forward.”

The county unveiled a new site, broward.org/msdtaskforce/, where it will post available documents.