Pike County Co-Hosts ALERRT AAIR Training at Wallenpaupack High School
Two-day ALERRT AAIR course at Wallenpaupack Area High School brought law enforcement, fire, EMS and school police together to improve active attack response.
This past weekend the Pike County Sheriff’s Office co-hosted a two-day ALERRT Active Attack Integrated Response (AAIR) training at Wallenpaupack Area High School. Members from Tafton, Milford and Lackawaxen fire departments, Wallenpaupack School Police, the Pike County and Wayne County Sheriff’s Offices, DCNR Park Rangers and others practiced coordinated law enforcement, fire, telecommunicator and EMS responses and tactical emergency casualty care. The course was instructed by Chief Deputy Cameron, Senior Deputy DiPalma, personnel from Delaware Valley School Police, Milford Fire Department, Eastern Pike Regional Police and ALERRT adjunct instructor Mike Repecki; Reno’s Pizzeria on 507 provided Saturday lunch.