Active Assailant Response

We will define what constitutes an active shooter incident. We also will recognize common characteristics and patterns.

Learn to cultivate heightened awareness in various environments and Identify potential signs of an impending threat.

Learn strategies for preventing violence and know how to report suspicious behavior to authorities.

Learn to develop personalized emergency action plans for different settings and familiarize participants with evacuation routes and safe areas.

Learn and practice the principles of "Run, Hide, Fight." Have a better understanding when each element of the protocol is appropriate.

Practice effective communication during an active shooter incident and understand the importance of clear and concise language.

Gain insight into how law enforcement typically responds and know what to expect when law enforcement arrives.

Acquire basic first aid skills for treating injuries during an emergency and learn techniques for assisting others while waiting for professional help.

Understand and implement coping strategies for managing stress and fear.

Learn resources for psychological support after an incident.

Engage in realistic active shooter drills and simulations and Practice the "Run, Hide, Fight" protocol in different environments.

Develop training to address unique challenges in specific locations and identify resources and safe areas within each environment.

Establish coordination and communication protocols with local emergency services.

Collaborate with law enforcement for joint training exercises.

Know the procedures to follow after an active shooter situation is resolved and understand communication with authorities and the media.

Understand legal implications and ethical considerations in responding to an active shooter situation. Learn to balance personal safety with the well-being of others.

Emphasize the importance of continuous learning and regularly update training to reflect changes in procedures and best practices.