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Comal County approves electronic gunfire-simulation system for active-shooter training
Summary
The court approved purchase of a remote acoustic gunfire-simulation device to improve active-shooter training for first responders and schools, citing legislative training requirements and prior trial use of a borrowed device.
Comal County commissioners approved buying an electronic gunfire-simulation system for active-shooter training. The sheriff explained the device is a remote acoustic speaker that reproduces realistic gunfire sounds and reduces the need to use blanks or place people in a school during practice. He said legislative changes require Alert 1 training in each training cycle and that the department borrowed a unit during a recent Alert 1 exercise.
"It's kind of the device itself is kind of self explanatory. It's a remote acoustic speaker device that provides realistic gunfire," the sheriff said, noting the county had budgeted the funds and is seeking approval to add the system to future trainings. The motion to purchase the system carried by voice vote; no budget amendment was required, and the purchase will be made from fund 0100175614.
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