R1 702 Supervising the Response: Leadership in Active Attacker Incidents Workshop – Coeur d’ Alene

April 22 2026, 7:45am- 11:45 am

Credit Hours: 4
Course Number : R1 702

Description:

The purpose of this lesson is to equip law enforcement supervisors with leadership strategies to effectively manage personnel safety, decision-making, and tactical coordination during active
attacker incidents, with the goal of saving as many lives as possible.

• Identify worst possible outcomes of an active attacker event using inverted thinking and the law enforcement responses that aid in preventing those outcomes.

• Review commonalities of active attacker events, including location, victims, and weapons.

• Identify incident priorities of initial responding officers and supervisors during an active attacker event and how they are accomplished through an integrated response.

• Identify key functions within the National Incident Management System Incident Command System using the Active Shooter Incident Management Checklist.

• Analyze responses to active attacker events through case studies and evaluate how supervisory decisions affected positive and negative outcomes.

Instructor: Terry A. Nichols (Ret. Police Chief in Seguin, Texas)

Location:

Idaho State Police District 1 -Training Room
615 W. Wilbur Ave. #A
Coeur d’ Alene, ID 83815

Cost: Free
( Attendees responsible for meals, travel, and/or lodging)

Registration Details:

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To register email either : Daniel Howard (IADLEST program manager)  or Lt. Allen Ashby 

Remarks:

Local Point of Contact: Lt. Allen Ashby