Available Courses

This is a three-day comprehensive course providing responders with the experience and confidence to manage an Active Shooter Event, no matter where they are assigned in the ICS structure. This course is appropriate for all ranks and provides hands-on incident management experience (using 3D multi-responder simulation) to all responders. Students are trained on integrated and effective responses to the full range of Active Shooter and hostile event threats, including Complex Coordinated Attacks (CCAs).

This course is classroom-based and no special dress is required. Agency uniforms or training attire is appropriate. The class is fully funded at no cost to the registrant. Travel and Lunch are on your own.

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This 8-hour remote site training will be delivered to volunteer and rural area first responders who will be exposed to the potential harm caused by transportation of flammable liquid by rail incidents, so that they can plan to coordinate their responses in an effective and efficient manner. Participants will learn the importance of developing strategies while responding to these rail incidents, which allows them to remain flexible in adjusting their actions to any changing events that may occur during an incident. Key success factors presented in the course will be effective planning, communication, and coordination.

All travel expenses are on your own

https://www.regonline.com/registration/Checkin.aspx?EventID=2066500 individuals must approve/sign release forms to attend this training

Heartland Dawn, a mass care tabletop exercise, provides a forum for district-wide, local, private and public partners to coordinate emergency preparedness, response and recovery activities/issues during a simulated interactive exercise that helps test the capabilities of each organization’s response plan. This exercise will prompt participants to address issues in their plans and identify address any shortfalls/gaps in plan revisions.

1. We are located on Kirkwood Community College Campus. Use the main entrance and go around the roundabout. Our building sits behind the tennis court. We are the only brick building on the north end of campus. Parking lot is located west of the building. Use southwest entrance to the building. 2. Catered lunch will be provided. 3. All travel will be at the attendee’s expense.

This 2-day training will equip participants with the basic skills needed to be a PIO. The course emphasizes skills development and addresses the impact of technology on emergency public information.

1) Meals and travel at attendees expense

This course provides training on and resources for personnel who require advanced application of the Incident Command System. This course expands upon information covered in the ICS-100 and ICS-200 courses.

Registration: Applicants should submit scanned copies of all prerequisite Certificates of Completions for IS prerequisite courses, to Denise Pavlik at denise.pavlik@scottcountyiowa.com. Copies of prerequisite documentation which verify applicants have met the prerequisites and are eligible to participate in the course must be submitted for review by September 19, 2018.

Applicants should submit scanned copies of all prerequisite Certificates of Completions for IS prerequisite courses, to Denise Pavlik at denise.pavlik@scottcountyiowa.com. Copies of prerequisite documentation which verify applicants have met the prerequisites and are eligible to participate in the course must be submitted for review by September 19, 2018.