Active Shooter Training

ACTIVE SHOOTER-HOSTILE EVENT PREPAREDNESS and RESPONSE TRAINING

Sponsors: Cincinnati Police

Where: Cincinnati Police Academy & Regional Training Center
800 Evans Drive
Cincinnati, Ohio, 45204

Cost: Free - Course Maximum: 50 Participants (Maximum of 5 per organization – Must register individually)

When: Friday, August 16, 2024, 1800-2000

Course Description: The course is beneficial for employees and will provide them with a more in-depth understanding of basic information and necessary skills to understand, prepare, respond to, and report incidents of perceived, planned, and acts involving violence. The last hour will be a Stop the Bleed course designed to teach basic actions to stop life threatening bleeding following everyday emergencies.

Topics:

ALICE Training
Crisis Preparation and Response
Cincinnati Police Department Response
Stop the Bleed Course
Active Shooter Profile and Phases
Observations and Perception Techniques
Personal Safety

Cincinnati Police Department (CPD)

The Cincinnati Police Department is the primary law enforcement agency for the City of Cincinnati and provides a full range of police services to 52 diverse neighborhoods. The Department currently maintains approximately 1000 sworn officers and 125 civilian employees. Led by the Police Chief, law enforcement operations are divided among three Bureaus: Patrol, Investigations and Support.

On January 9, 2023, Teresa A. Theetge was sworn in as Cincinnati's 16th Police Chief. Chief Theetge was appointed Interim Police Chief by Interim City Manager John Curp in February 2022 after Chief Eliot K. Isaac announced his retirement from the Cincinnati Police Department. Chief Theetge is the first woman to be appointed Chief of Police for CPD.

Chief Theetge has been with the Cincinnati Police Department for more than three decades. In 2016, she was promoted to Assistant Chief and in 2020 assumed the role of the Executive Officer. Throughout her career, Chief Theetge has had a multitude of assignments at varying ranks. She has experience in Patrol and Investigative assignments as well as Inspections’ audits and Internal investigations.

Chief Theetge is a life-long Cincinnati resident and comes from a large Law Enforcement family. She and her husband Bob have four adult children and eight grandchildren.