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Centerville officers attend ALERRT and other trainings in May
Summary
The department hosted ALERRT Level 1 and sent officers to multiple certifications and conferences in May, including advanced response and informant management training, the Iowa Chiefs of Police conference, and narcotics/informant-related courses.
Centerville Police Department listed a series of training events and professional development activities in May, including hosting ALERRT (Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training) Level 1 and attendance at the Iowa Chiefs of Police Training Conference. "Hosted ALERRT (Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training) Level 1 training," the report notes.
Specific officer training included interview and interrogation instruction, Precision Immobilization Technique (P.I.T.) training, development and management of drug informants, nuisance abatement conference attendance, and ALERRT AAIR (Active Assault Integrated Response). These trainings were attended by a mix of rank-and-file officers and supervisors, which the department flagged as part of its ongoing readiness efforts.
