In-Person Demonstrations

Available for group/department/individuals.

Pre-requisite: online training

Don’t wait until you encounter a fire to figure out how to use a fire extinguisher.  Learn how to operate a fire extinguisher by participating in the onsite demonstration.  Learn the meaning of P.A.S.S. and how to use it during a fire. It is highly recommended to take the online fire extinguisher safety training prior to this activity.  

The Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events (C.R.A.S.E.) course, designed and built on the Avoid – Deny – Defend strategy developed by ALERRT at Texas State University in 2004, provides strategies, guidance, and a proven plan for surviving an active shooter/active aggressor event or other critical incident.  Topics include the nature and prevalence of active shooter and active aggressor events; civilian response options of Avoid – Deny – Defend; the stages of human disaster response, and how to improve your response in order to influence survivability; and the role of first responders at a critical incident like an active shooter or active aggressor.   Submit the online request for CRASE trained representatives from Public Safety to lead this course in your department.