CASRO Training Information
Supervisor Workshop Session
10 a.m. to Noon, Monday, July 7, 2008
Marriott Hotel, 350 E Horsetooth Rd, - (970) 226-5200 Fort Collins, Colorado
The Colorado Association of School Resource Officers is pleased to host a special workshop and networking session for Supervisors of School Resource Officers and School Administrators Who Oversee SRO programs
For more information
**FREE** TRAINING FOR C.A.S.R.O. MEMBERS!!!
The 3rd free training - "Domestic Violence In Youth" -
signup is now available ** $50 for non-members **
The 2nd free training - "Intelligence Through Handwriting Analysis" -
signup is now available ** $50 for non-members **
February 2008 - Indefinite
NHTSA TEEN SEATBELT PILOT PROJECT sponsored by CDOT
& CLICK IT OR TICK IT
See the Campaign Posters and Information listed below
Memo for SRO's onClick It or Ticket enforcement and Driver's Seat campaign tool kit,
"Get belted not busted poster" from the State patrol,
"Seat belts save lives." information in CDOT"s Flyer,
Seat belt enforcement time, aimed at Teen Girl Flyer
March 24 - 28, 2008 Thornton , Colorado
IMMEDIATE RESPONSE SPANISH FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT sponsored by Thornton Police Department
For more information on Immediate Response Spanish Program for Law Enforcement
April 16, 2008 Cheyenne, Wyoming
"WYOMING SAFETY SUMMIT" (FREE!!!)
For more information on the 2008 Wyoming School Safety Summit
and a Registration Form
May 6 - 7, 2008 Castle Rock, Colorado
CIT CONFERENCE
For more information on the Colorado CIT Spring Conference
May 9, 2008 (Commerce City or Denver) CASRO 2nd FREE QUARTERLY TRAINING
"Graphology - Handwriting Analysis" Additional information and registration form to come shortly…
**FREE** TRAINING FOR C.A.S.R.O. MEMBERS!!!
CASRO 2008 FREE QUARTERLY TRAININGS
The Colorado Association of School Resource Officer's in conjunction with Ft. Collins Police Services and Poudre R1 School District presents the first of 4 FREE quarterly trainings to all CASRO members!
For any questions or to register please contact Michelle Leschinsky at:
mleschinsky@fcgov.com.
Deadline to register for this training is February 1,2008.
SRO & Small Agency First Responder Active Shooter Response Course
Course Length: 3-Days
Tuition Cost: $495 per student
Date/Location Dec. 11-13, 2007
Lee's Summit, MO Police Department
10 NE Tudor Rd.
Lee's Summit, MO 64086
816-969-7390
Local Point of Contact
Officer Josh Patterson - Training Division
Email: Josh.Patterson@lees-summit.mo.us
Phone: 816-969-4266
Description:
This course is designed as a 24-hr "OPERATOR LEVEL COURSE" to assist officers assigned as School Resource Officers/School Liasion Officers, College Campus Patrol Officers OR patrol officers from smaller agencies that could be faced with initial response duties to an "Active Shooter" incident in highly populated buildings such as: Schools, businesses, day-care centers; etc. Although multiple officer response is ideal for this type of critical incident, the nature and time sensitivity of this worse case scenario may require a SINGLE officer or PAIR of officers to effectively and quickly respond in order to reduce loss of life. Acquiring the training and skills necessary for a SINGLE officer or PAIR of officers to rapidly and effectively respond to locate, isolate and/or neutralize an active shooter threat cannot be overemphasized.
A review of the most publicized and recent active shooter tragedies will be conducted. The importance of preparing for this type of dynamic, quickly changing, worse case scenario in a realistic training environment cannot be overemphasized. Because of this reality, this course includes extensive "Force on Force" drilling, as well as field-training exercises with actors and projectile training weapons designed to simulate a "real-world" scenario. This repeated immersion increases the proficiency level of the participant so that he or she can more effectively understand and deploy these proven concepts and protocols during the "real thing".
This course is highly recommended to SRO's, school liasion officers and small agency first responder professionals that may be required to respond to a call for help during one of these types of critical incidents.
Topics Covered:
- "Active Shooter" multi-media lecture
- "Hunter vs. Victim" Mindset
- Extensive solo & pair, & interior drilling
- Proper Shooting Plaform (Statiionary & Moving)
- Bi-Lateral Weapon Management
- Solo & Pair Live-Fire Drilling
- Low Light Equipment Considerations
- "Prevailing vs. Survival" Mindset Issues
- Building & room clearing techniques for solos & pairs
- Lessons Learned, History, Demographics, & Profiles of past "Active Shooter" Incidents
- Protocols & techniques for responding to "Active Shooter" scenarios
- Functioning effectively under duress
- Breath Control
- Medical First Response to Include
- Hemorrhage Control
- Critical Airway Management
- "Basic Trauma First Responder Kit" Recommendations
Equipment Required:
- Choice of BDU's/Sweats/Overalls/Flight Suit
- Flashlight used on duty
- Duty Rig
- Eye, Ear, Groin, & Neck Protection, Gloves
- (Chest Protection for Women)
- Knee-Pads
- Liquids
For more information www.strategosintl.com
Gang Summit 08 - Hosted by the Metro Area Graffiti Task Force
All Denver area Law Enforcement agencies are welcome to attend and discuss current trends in Gang and Tagging Crew activity in the Metro area.
Scheduled Topics include :
- Gang prosecution on the State and Federal level
- Tag-Bangers, the evolution of Graffiti Crews
- ICP and the Juggalos, the new threat?
- Surenos vs. Bloods and Crips; a local update
- CDOC Parole and their ability to assist you
- Gang activity in CO. Prisons
* additional topics to be scheduled, and are subject to change
WHEN : Friday, January 18, 2008 - 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
LOCATION : Thunder Ridge High School auditorium
Highlands Ranch, Colorado
Register now! E-mail your name, agency and the number of attendees to : magtf@officer.com
Registration is FREE, courtesy of the Metro Area Graffiti Task Force
http://www.magtfdenver.freespaces.com