The exercise, conducted by the NMSU Police Department in coordination with other agencies, will focus on critical incident response and crisis management.
Source: NMSU Newsroom, NMSU News (via Facebook)
Story By Minerva Baumann
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Cover Photo Caption: New Mexico State University Police will conduct a critical incident response exercise Thursday, Nov. 12 at the Las Cruces campus. To avoid any confusion during the exercise, NMSU is notifying the public and campus community ahead of time. The exercise is closed to the general public. (NMSU photo)
The New Mexico State University Police Department will conduct a multi-agency critical incident response training and crisis management exercise on Thursday, Nov. 12 at the ROTC Building on campus.
To avoid any confusion during the exercise, NMSU is notifying the public and campus community ahead of time. The exercise is closed to the general public.
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The training exercise will focus on emergency response to a critical incident on campus and is being staged by NMSU Police in collaboration with other area first responders and law enforcement agencies. It will involve a simulation of the NMSU Police response plan and will help assure a coordinated, timely and effective response and recovery in the event of a major incident.
Students, faculty, staff and other community members are encouraged to reference the NMSU ARP 16.10 regarding emergency preparedness and response.
State and local agencies participating in the exercise include, but are not limited to, NMSU Fire Department, Las Cruces Police, Mesilla Marshals, Dona Ana Sheriff’s Office and New Mexico State Police.
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