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Escambia Officials Attending North Florida Rural School Safety Summit
July 9, 2013
Escambia County officials are joining more than 100 law enforcement professionals, school officials, emergency management and first responder from across north Florida at the second annual Rural County Summit at the Florida Public Safety Institute in Havana, FL.
The summit, today and tomorrow, is organized by the Gadsden County Sheriff’s Office in partnership with United States Attorney Pamela Marsh, the North Florida Domestic Security Task Force and the Florida Division of Emergency Management.
Sessions include Sandy Hook Elementary School Response, Preparing for Mass Causality Incidents, Establishing Student Situation Resolution Teams, Anatomy of a School Hostage Incident, Active Shooter Best Practice, and Resources Available to Secure Schools.
Speakers include Connecticut State Police Lt. Paul Vance, Newtown Police Department Lt. Christopher Vanghelle, Dale County, Ala. Sheriff Wally Olson, Dale County Associate Superintendent Lamar Brooks, Federal Bureau of Investigation Special Agent Steven Richardson, State of Florida Division of Emergency Management Director Bryan Koon, and Leon County School Safety and Security Director John Hunkiar.
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