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The AIRC course provides a foundational understanding of the concepts and principles necessary to effectively respond to and mitigate an active attack incident, with the goal of saving as many lives as possible.

This course satisfies the TCOLE requirement for course #3608 and will count for 2 hours of TCOLE training. This course meets the HB33 mandate and does count toward the SB1852 mandate. TCOLE credit takes up to 30 days to report from the completion date.

The AAIM course will introduce and explain various command phases, zones of operation, command elements, and terminology, as well as interagency coordination, communication, transfers of command, Incident Command Posts, Area Command, and EOC operations.

This course satisfies the TCOLE requirements for course #3366 and will count as 4 hours of TCOLE training. This course does count toward the SB1852 mandate. TCOLE credit takes up to 30 days to report from the completion date.

Fire as a weapon (FAAW) is the use of fire, smoke, or flammable materials normally used with other attack vectors that confound incident response and which requires an integrated response for incident stabilization.

This course satisfies the TCOLE requirements for course #3356 and will count as 4 hours of TCOLE training. This course does count toward the SB1852 mandate. TCOLE credit takes up to 30 days to report from the completion date.

The AAEL course is to provide leaders in first response and emergency management agencies with strategic leadership and integrate response strategies that will prepare them to not only “stop the killing” but to also “stop the dying” in active attack events.

This course satisfies the TCOLE requirements for course #667371 and will count as 4 hours of TCOLE training. This course does count toward the SB1852 mandate. TCOLE credit takes up to 30 days to report from the completion date.

The AAEC course was designed in conjunction with TEEX (Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service) to provide telecommunicators, first responders, and other professionals with information on effective dispatching to better prepare them to save lives and reduce chaos in an active attack event.

This course satisfies the TCOLE requirements for course #78052 and will count as 3 hours of TCOLE training. This course does count toward the SB1852 mandate. TCOLE credit takes up to 30 days to report from the completion date.

The CRASE course was designed to provide first responders and other professionals with a model response program they can deliver to civilians within their communities.

This course does satisfy the TCOLE requirements for course #3364 and will count as 4 hours of TCOLE training. This course, however, does not count toward the SB1852 mandate. TCOLE credit takes up to 30 days to report from the completion date.

This course is designed to introduce ALERRT's researched based concepts and principles for Law Enforcement when responding to an active attack event. This course is intended for Law Enforcement and First Responders.

This course does not have a TCOLE number assigned and does not satisfy the SB1852 mandate.

This class is required for instructors to be updated and certified to continue instructing the Level 1 course to their agencies and neighboring agencies. Mandate for all Level 1 Instructors (CIs and Adjuncts). This course is mandatory for all certified instructors to take every three years. This course satisfies the TCOLE requirements for course #3355 and will count as 8 hours of TCOLE training. This course does count toward the SB1852 mandate.

The recertification course must be completed within 45 days of payment. The online course can be stopped and resumed several times over this 45-day period. However, once a student begins the course, it must be completed fully to receive the final grade.

This class is required for all instructors to be updated and certified to continue instructing the AAIR course to their and neighboring agencies. This recertification course is mandatory for all AAIR Instructors (CIs and Adjuncts) and must be taken every 3 years to stay current. Additional methods to recertify are to attend or instruct a current version of the AAIR in-person course and report it on the ALERRT.org site. This course satisfies the TCOLE requirements for course #3609 and will count as 8 hours of TCOLE training. This course does count toward the SB1852 mandate.

The recertification course must be completed within 45 days of payment. The online course can be stopped and resumed several times over this 45-day period. However, once a student begins the course, it must be completed fully to receive the final grade.

This webinar focuses on mental health and resiliency in the first responder community.

In the Fire as a Weapon webinar, learn how a “routine call” can quickly become anything but routine. Hear from the first responders who were on scene during one of their community’s worst nightmare events. With officers killed, civilians injured, homes and property destroyed, and intense media scrutiny, this webinar examines how quick action, decisive leadership, and solid training can help responders stay ahead of a critical incident and reduce the impact of disaster.

The Pre-Staged RTF for Large or Planned Events webinar examines how the Austin Police Department, Fire Department, and Austin-Travis County Emergency Medical Services developed pre-staged RTFs using ALERRT’s Active Attack Integrated Response (AAIR) course. It also highlights how this approach enabled a rapid, coordinated response in Austin during the summer of 2020.