Active Shooter Resources

Active shooter situations can happen anywhere - BE PREPARED!

Preparing for an active shooter situation can be an informative topic for a neighborhood watch meeting. Below are some resources you can use.

Active Shooter Preparedness [Resources from the Department of Homeland Security]

• First Responder
• Human Resources or Security Professional
• Private Citizen
• Active Shooter Workshop Participant
• Active Shooter Pocket Card
• IS-907: Active Shooter: What You Can Do​ [Free course offered by FEMA]

"Run. Hide. Fight." [short 5 min. video] [July 2012]

• "Run. Hide. Fight." PDF from the Washington Post [2016 Update]

Active Shooter Resources from Ready.gov

Active Shooter Response Plan Template from the Center for Development of Security Excellence

Active Shooter Response: Developing a Tactical Playbook

Options for Consideration Active Shooter Preparedness Video [short 3 min. video] [July 2017]

Surviving an Active Shooter [approx. 10 min. video from the LA County Sheriff's Dept.] [March 2015]