LOS RIOS COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT STATE OF EMERGENCY

LOS RIOS COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT STATE OF EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS UPDATE February 2014

Los Rios Police Department � � � POST certified agency in August 1998 Armed January 2006 27 Officers (2 openings) 1 Detective 1 Crime Scene/Evidence Custodian 7 Dispatchers/1 Lead Dispatcher 4 Sergeants 1 Lieutenant 3 Captains 1 Chief 1 Administrative Assistant Temporary Classified Reserves/Campus Patrol and Temp Dispatchers

What are we dealing with? � Natural Disasters � Man-made incidents (some are woman-made) � Disruptive/Violent Students � Mental Health concerns � Employee related issues � Off campus threats � Criminal Activity � What else?

Los Rios ALERT

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What you see…

What we see…

Work at more than one location? Computer Name: NATO-349 Location: User. ID: W 0763245 Name: Fortman, Anita Phone: (916)484 -8353

Emergency Management Team � Provide training in all areas of preparedness � Drill/Exercise each semester � Table top or full scale response � Coordinate with Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Homeland Security Exercise Evaluation Plan (HSEEP)

Campus Community Emergency Response Team (C -CERT) � District employees volunteer �Managers/Supervisors/Faculty/Classified �Community members � Supplement LRPD in emergency response � 198 employees trained to date � Upcoming class this semester � 65 employees signed up �Waiting list

C-CERT � Training consists of 20 classroom hours and an 8 hour full scale practical exercise

Fire Safety (4 hours)

Triage and Treatment (6 hours)

Search and Recue (6 hours)

Disaster Psychology and Terrorism (4 hours)

Action Coordinators for Emergency Survival (ACES) � � � Building evacuation Rally points Accountability Every building district wide has ACES team assigned Minimum of one drill each semester for each campus (Clery) � Building evacuation (fire drill) � Test Los Rios Alert system

CPR/AED Certification � � � 309+ employees trained Classes held upon request Re-cert every two years AED units located at all LRCCD locations Units in Health Offices and LRPD Patrol cars 51 units district wide

Active Shooter � Officer Training � “When Lightning Strikes” � Full scale exercises � Two levels of training �Orientation �Hands-on scenario

Actively engage students

STUDENTS LEAVING THE SHOOTING SCENE

POLICE CONDUCTING BUILDING SEARCH

FIRST CONTACT WITH SHOOTER

Hands-on…

TAG Team � Threat Assessment Group � District Team � Police � Counselors � VPSS/Discipline Manager � Consistent and uniform approach � Campus Crisis Teams

Examples of Crisis Imminent Danger Urgent Call Police 558 -2221 Example Threat of violence Witness to Assault Witness to Accident Threats of Suicide Under influence Example Injury due to medical Fear for Life or others Abuse: child, domestic Sexual Assault Loss of control Uncertain Call Counseling Example Recent death of friend Recent death of family Disoriented/confused Frustrated

TAG Team Establish procedures and implement programs that respond to high risk behaviors Utilize interface between police, disciplinary process and counseling Coordinate and communicate across campus/district departments Create a follow-up plan

Campus/district wide risk tracking of any related indicators Work proactively with identified individuals Provide guidance on student’s management of the rigors of attending college Equip all with tools to recognize and manage triggers and stressors Target both high-risk students and general campus community

Employment related problems Anger/Weapons/Violent Behaviors/Threatening behaviors toward peers or supervisors Bullying Performance Issues Discipline/termination reaction District Hotline- 916 -286 -3600

DUI Awareness and Education “Popular Beer Goggle Tricycle Course”

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Ready or Not… � � � � Prepare for home/work During/After emergency Emergency Supplies Tips for people with disabilities Children/pets needs Psychological/emotional for you and others Seasonal precautions Much more…

District Resources/Information Emergency Operations Manual � Pandemic Action Plan � Flipcharts � Phone stickers � Brochures � Workshops �

LOS RIOS POLICE “Enhance Education through Service”

Workshops available… � � � A. C. E. S. C-CERT CPR/AED Active Shooter Response (Parts 1 and 2) Self-Defense/RAD coming soon DUI Awareness Sexual Assault Prevention Domestic Violence Ready or Not… Workplace Security Awareness Disruptive Students in the Classroom If we don’t have it…we will get it

Questions or comments? Los Rios Police Department Chief Cheryl Sears Los Rios Police Department cheryl. sears@losrios. edu (916) 286 -3650