Kim Turner: Homegrown Violent Extremism

This course is designed for public safety dispatchers, officers, or current public safety employees to have a basic understanding of the history of violent domestic extremism, why it’s a growing movement, and to recognize common tactics used when they are in contact with law enforcement .

Registration: Slots are available for the first 30 Region 4 Telecommunicators on a first-come, first-serve basis, with priority seating for participating El Paso County 911 District agencies.

TCOLE documentation will be made available to the Agency Training Coordinator or Administrator for outside course reporting.

Questions? Email training@elpaso911.org