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After Action Report: Lessons Learned From Simulating Unified Command In Response to an Active Shooter Incident Using
Summary
Effective unified command is crucial for responding to acts of violence (AVI). Joint training between fire and law enforcement enhances critical incident response capabilities and operational readiness.
Area of Science:
- Emergency response
- Public safety
- Incident command systems
Background:
- Large-scale exercises are vital for assessing inter-agency coordination.
- Effective unified command is a key principle in managing acts of violence (AVI).
- Previous AVIs highlighted the need for improved joint command structures.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate the effectiveness of a joint training exercise for fire and law enforcement.
- To develop and test a unified command competency training program for active shooter events.
- To identify lessons learned for improving AVI response and inter-agency collaboration.
Main Methods:
- Conducted a large-scale AVI exercise involving over 300 participants and 50 role-players.
- Developed and implemented two active shooter command competency simulations.
- Facilitated debriefings with participants and facilitators to identify lessons learned.
Main Results:
- The exercise identified a need for future joint unified command trainings.
- Simulations reinforced best practices for establishing and operating unified command.
- Key lessons were identified regarding high-threat incident response and operational considerations.
Conclusions:
- Joint unified command training is essential for effective response to acts of violence.
- Competency-based simulations can enhance inter-agency coordination and response protocols.
- Continuous improvement through debriefings is critical for refining AVI response strategies.
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