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Ep 127: Be Clear, Not Clever. Medical? Rescue Task Force
After training more than 32,000 responders in over 2,700 active shooter exercises, we’ve seen Rescue Task Force (RTF) become so focused on who “counts” that it can distract from the actual goal: use…
Ep 126: Time to Call Your Emergency Manager
Your active shooter plan needs an Emergency Manager. After 2,700 active shooter exercises across the country, we keep seeing the same pattern: one agency tries to improve its active shooter response,…
Ep 125: Who is Medical on a Rescue Task Force?
After training over 30,000 responders in 2,700 active shooter exercises across the country, we keep seeing the same gap: when EMS isn’t fire-based, the written plan for who goes inside and how…
Ep 124: How Does Contact 2 Deploy?
When should Contact Team 2 move downrange in an active shooter response, and how do you do it without flooding the scene or risking blue‑on‑blue? In this episode of the Active Shooter Incident…
Ep 123: Who's Running Your Perimeter?
Where should the Perimeter Group Supervisor actually be in an active shooter response: standing a post on the perimeter, or inside the command post? In this episode of the Active Shooter Incident…
Ep 122: Unified Command - Does Your Chief Know What To Do?
When do you move from a single law enforcement incident commander to a unified command in an active shooter event—and how do you do it without creating chaos at the command post? That is the question…
Ep 121: The Critical Role of Dispatch and 911
Dispatch isn't just a voice on the radio—it can make or break an active shooter response. In this episode we sit down with Bill Godfrey, Sheriff Kevin Beary, and Kevin Nichols to unpack why…
Ep 120: CCP vs AEP
In this episode, the team breaks down the real-world differences between a Casualty Collection Point (CCP) and an Ambulance Exchange Point (AEP), why they matter, and how to set them up so you save…
Ep 119: College Shooting - A Student’s Story
On April 17, 2025, a normal college day suddenly turned into a crisis when an active shooter appeared on campus, and Hope—a senior at Florida State University—was right in the middle of it. She talks…
Ep 118: You Use This Everyday
Today’s episode tackles the question How can first responders get real practice with active shooter incident management—when true incidents are (thankfully) rare in a career? Our panel explores…
Ep 117: Managing Uninjured Survivors
What happens to the uninjured survivors after an active shooter or mass casualty event? In Episode 117 of the Active Shooter Incident Management podcast, host Bill Godfrey and his team of instructors…
Ep 116: Incident Management vs. Tactics
Emergency response agencies tend to spend much more time on tactics training—like room clearing or forming rescue teams—than on incident management, which focuses on organizing resources and ensuring…
Ep 115: Outside Threats
Episode 115 of the Active Shooter Incident Management Podcast focuses on how first responders deal with active shooter threats that happen outdoors, like at concerts, fairs, parks, or theme parks.…
Ep 114: What is an Active Threat?
In this episode, our hosts dive into what truly defines an "active threat," focusing on scenarios like active shooter events and the critical decisions first responders must make in real time. They…
Ep 113: What Is Your Mission?
In today’s episode our panel dives into the essential mission for all responders—law enforcement, fire, and EMS—when confronting an active shooter event. The discussion centers on understanding and…
Ep 112: RTF Deployment Teamwork
Today’s episode takes a close look at how police, fire, and EMS come together to form Rescue Task Forces (RTFs) and why true interagency teamwork is essential for saving lives during high-risk…
Ep 111: Three Scenes
Every active shooter incident involves a minimum of three crime scenes: the location of the shooting, the suspect's mode of transportation, and their residence. But these scenes are just the…
Ep 110: Tactical or Management
Today’s panel tackles a critical question: What’s the difference between tactics and management in active shooter events?The team dives into the distinct roles of tactical execution and incident…
Ep 109: Don't Let a Locked Door Cost Lives
In today’s episode, our panel discusses the importance of effective door breaching techniques during emergency situations, such as active shooter incidents. The conversation emphasizes the need for…
Ep 108: Response to Hospital Shootings Revisited
Episode 108 revisits the critical topic of responding to shootings in healthcare facilities. Instructors from the National Center for Integrated Emergency Response (NCIER) delve into the unique…
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