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This course explores the active shooter mentality, tactical considerations and the impact on dispatch operations through the use of current and relevant case studies.
Course Overview
This course provides a comprehensive look at active threat response from the perspective of 9-1-1 dispatch and tactical personnel.
Participants will gain an understanding of:
Through analysis of past incidents and discussion of current best practices, 9-1-1 and field first responders will strengthen their ability to work together effectively in crisis situations.
This course is certified by the Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) boards of California, New Mexico, and Michigan. It is co-facilitated by a veteran SWAT Team Leader to highlight the importance of dispatch-field collaboration.
Please note that while the subject matter is serious, the course focuses on preparation and prevention. The goal is to enhance coordination between 9-1-1 professionals and law enforcement when responding to active threats, in order to save lives and protect communities.
Active duty 9-1-1 first responder (dispatcher/telecommunicator), police officer, or fire fighter.
If the class is CalOES approved for reimbursement, you will receive the branch notification as part of your registration confirmation or you may download it here.