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  • Crime Prevention
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  • Crime Mapping

Active Shooter Training

ALICE "ALICE" is an acronym for 5 steps you can utilize in order to increase your chances of surviving a surprise attack by an Active Shooter. It is important to remember that the "ALICE" response does not follow a set of actions you "shall, must, will" do when confronted with an Active Shooter. Your survival is paramount in this situation. Deal with known information and don't worry about unknowns. You may use only 1 or 2 parts of the response plan or you may have to utilize all 5. In this type of incident, your perception is the reality. You will be deciding the appropriate action to take.

 

 

 

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Click on this link https://www.dhs.gov/active-shooter-preparedness access valuable information from the Department of Homeland Security regarding Active Shooter Prepearedness. 

The SCN Homeland Security & Preparedness Training Center is a comprehensive online e-learning portal dedicated to the training, video education, and other interactive training and development content.  Through the use of video technology and online training, the SCN Homeland Security & Preparedness Training Center provides visitors with a centralized portal and instant access to security awareness, workplace safety and risk management education and training.  In addition to the video courses and other curriculum, this web page features an “e-tool chest” of relevant security checklists, information, resources and other downloads to supplement the training courses and video education. 

Current content features training from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, SCN, FEMA, C.E.R.T and other private sector partners.  New content and training materials will be added periodically so please check back to the site frequently for new courses. 

To begin the training or view the videos, click on the accompanying links.

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