Pike County Co‑Hosts ALERRT AAIR Training at Wallenpaupack High
Two-day ALERRT Active Attack Integrated Response course brought local law enforcement, fire, EMS and tele‑communicators together to improve coordinated response and point‑of‑injury care.
The Pike County Sheriff’s Office co‑hosted a two‑day ALERRT Active Attack Integrated Response (AAIR) training at Wallenpaupack Area High School with personnel from multiple local and regional agencies. Attendees included Tafton, Milford and Lackawaxen fire departments, Wallenpaupack School Police, Pike County and Wayne County sheriff’s offices, DCNR Park Rangers and others; instruction was led by Chief Deputy Cameron, Senior Deputy DiPalma, members of Delaware Valley School Police, Milford Fire Department, Eastern Pike Regional Police and ALERRT Adjunct Instructor Mike Repecki. The performance‑level course emphasized coordination among law enforcement, fire, tele‑communicators and EMS and taught tactical emergency casualty care for use at the point of injury; Reno’s Pizzeria provided lunch on Saturday.