PARTNERS IN PREPAREDNESS PROGRAMThe Partners in Preparedness Program was initiated by Sheriff's Office in 2006 in an effort to bring Law Enforcement and the general public together in a dynamic partnership, to enhance the security and quality of life of those we serve. Recognizing that Law Enforcement must work with the citizens, not just for them, the program is designed to reinforce that relationship by bringing training and education to the people.
The program encompasses classes ranging from Patrol Response to Active Shooter, to the 911 Cares program.
Follow the links for more information about each of the offered classes.
PATROL RESPONSE TO ACTIVE SHOOTER
The Patrol Response to Active Shooter class is taught by members of the North Central Washington Special Response Team. The training is designed for law enforcement only as teaches patrol officers how to work effectively and decisively in Active Shooter incidents. The training is interactive and utilizes less than lethal firearms in reality based scenarios, to teach proper tactics and hone officers' skills.CRISIS RESPONSE TO SCHOOL VIOLENCE
The Crisis Response to School Violence class is taught by members of the North Central Washington Special Response Team. The training is designed for school staff members and teaches what and Active Shooter is, why we should be concerned, how to deal with an incident, and signs to look for. The class is geared specifically towards the public school arena.CRISIS RESPONSE TO WORKPLACE VIOLENCE
The Crisis Response to Workplace Violence class is taught by members of the North Central Washington Special Response Team. The training is designed for the general public and teaches what and Active Shooter is, why we should be concerned, how to deal with an incident, signs to look for, and the roles the employer and employees have in preventing these incidents. The class is geared specifically towards the business environment.CITIZEN FIREARMS ACADEMIES
The citizen firearms classes are taught by our state certified firearms
instructors. The classes are designed for the general public with
instruction ranging from beginner to advanced. The classes teach basic
firearms safety, proper shooting techniques, basic firearms maintenance, and
legal issues regarding their carry and use.
See our
Citizen Firearms Page for further information
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If you have an emergency or need a deputy to respond, call
911
To file a report over the phone, call the Dispatch Center,
(509) 422-7232.
Other business call (509) 422-7200 to be directed to the correct location.
Okanogan County Sheriff's Office
123 5th Ave
Okanogan WA, 98840