The Melrose Police Department will participate in active shooter training next week. Part of the drill will be open to interested members of the news media.
Canton Firefighters Complete Successful Active Shooter Training
CANTON — Fire Chief Charles Doody reports that the Canton Fire Department participated in a successful active shooter training exercise last week.
PHOTO: Rockland Elementary Students, Families Learn About ALICE Active Shooter Response Program
Rockland Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Alan Cron 34 MacKinlay Way, Rockland, MA 02370 For Immediate Release Tuesday, June 5, 2018 Media Contact: John Guilfoil Phone: 617-993-0003 Email: [email protected] Rockland Elementary Students, Families Learn About ALICE Active Shooter Response Program Parents Attend Info Night, Students Participate in Drills ROCKLAND — Principal Michelle Scheufele reports that approximately 50 […]
*MEDIA ADVISORY* North Providence, R.I. To Become First City in the Nation to Protect All Municipal Buildings against Active Shooter Threats
Media Invited to April 18 Event at North Providence High School with Mayor, Police, School Officials, and Shooter Detection Systems.
Photo: Burlington Police and Fire Host Active Shooter Drill at Lahey Hospital
BURLINGTON — Police Chief Michael Kent and Fire Chief Steve Yetman report that the Burlington Police and Fire Departments conducted active shooter training at Lahey Hospital and Medical Center in preparation for the future opening of the hospital’s new emergency department, which was announced earlier this year.
Exeter Police and Fire Departments Conduct Active Shooter Training Drill
EXETER — Police Chief William Shupe, Fire Chief Brian Comeau and SAU 16 School Superintendent Mike Morgan are pleased to announce that the Exeter Police and Fire Departments completed an active shooter simulation that gave police officers, firefighters, dispatchers and EMTs the opportunity to practice responding to an emergency response situation.
*Joint Release* Burlington Police and Fire Departments Conduct Active Shooter Drill
BURLINGTON – Police Chief Michael Kent and Fire Chief Steve Yetman are pleased to announce that the Burlington Police and Fire Departments completed an active shooter simulation, which allowed officers the opportunity to practice coordinating a response to an emergency and to create a comprehensive strategy to manage a hypothetical crisis.
*Media Advisory* Merrimac Police to Host Active Shooter Response Seminar
MERRIMAC — Police Chief Eric M. Shears announces that the Merrimac Police Department will host a Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events (CRASE) seminar to educate residents about proper actions in the event of a crisis.
Melrose Police Respond to False Report of Active Shooter
MELROSE — Police Chief Michael L. Lyle reports that the Melrose Police Department responded to a home on Prospect Street on Saturday evening after receiving a computer-generated phone call from an unknown caller stating that there were “shots fired” and an “active shooter” at the location.
Statement of Arlington Police Chief Frederick Ryan Regarding San Bernardino Shootings
ARLINGTON — Note to news editors: Feel free to publish or distribute this message to the Arlington community, submitted by Police Chief Frederick Ryan: