Although most active shooter incidents are of short duration and may not require a written Incident Action Plan (IAP), it is critical that the command and general staff are highly organized. A lack of organization can slow response of support agencies and prove fatal for the responders as well as the general public.
Participants will discuss Incident Command System (ICS) concepts specific to active shooter incidents, develop their organizational structure and work through a full-scale drill in a stressful situation. This program is appropriate for all levels of command and general staff and EOC management staff. Completion of ICS 400 is highly recommended.
Topics Include
• Foundations of active shooter
• Determining who is running the scene
• Unified command
• Planning
• Shooter drill
Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2020
Hours: 8
Tuition: $149