Fifty-four law enforcement officers, dispatchers and other police officials recently completed a three-day training program on Active Shooter Incident Management conducted by TEEX and Texas State University Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training (ALERRT).
TEEX is delivering three cybersecurity courses at the first FEMA Cybersecurity Symposium in Emmitsburg, Md.
More than 1,200 emergency responders and officials in the Atlanta metropolitan area are better prepared to keep people safe during the upcoming Super Bowl LIII thanks, in part, to training they received from the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX).
The Department of Homeland Security has awarded $25 million to TEEX for homeland security and disaster preparedness training through the National Emergency Response and Recovery Training Center (NERRTC).
TEEX and the City of Los Angeles have teamed up to offer the first-ever Enhanced All-Hazards Incident Management/ Unified Command Course (MGT-314) held outside of the Emergency Operations Training Center in College Station. The course was held at a specially retrofitted training center at the Port of Los Angeles.
Honolulu Fire Department has become an approved TEEX Cooperative Learning Center (CLC) and will offer HazMat Operations training for emergency responders and recruit firefighters in Hawaii.
More than 1,100 emergency responders in the Minneapolis metropolitan area are better prepared for the upcoming Super Bowl LII thanks, in part, to training they received from TEEX and its National Emergency Response and Rescue Training Center.
Managing the response to an active shooter incident is the focus of a new course offered by TEEX in cooperation with Texas State University.
Nearly 650 emergency responders in the Houston metropolitan area are better prepared for the upcoming Super Bowl LI thanks, in part, to training they received from the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX).
The National Emergency Response and Rescue Training Center® (NERRTC) at TEEX has been awarded $22 million in federal funding to continue to provide specialized homeland security and disaster preparedness training nationwide.
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