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Deputy says active-shooter training for county staff scheduled May 27

Jerome County Board of Commissioners · May 4, 2026
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Deputy Eric Jackson briefed commissioners on recent joint training with Jerome City Fire and said another active shooter training for county employees is scheduled for May 27; he also suggested offering fire extinguisher training.

Deputy Eric Jackson updated the commissioners on joint safety work between Jerome City Fire and county security deputies at the county administration building. Jackson described ladder‑truck access testing and elevator‑use procedures for evacuating people on upper floors, and he said, "there will be another active shooter training course for employees on May 27th." He also asked whether commissioners wanted the city to provide instruction on fire extinguishers.

The minutes record Jackson's offer to run a fire extinguisher class and his review of evacuation options; no budget request or scheduled dates beyond May 27 were recorded in the minutes.