ALERRT Level 1 Integrated response training to an active attack. Train The Trainers (T3) Session

UPCOMING: July 14 - 18th, 2025.
DTCare Sarajevo in cooperation with the Texas State University ALERRT Center is intending to continue the integrated rapid response training for law enforcement / security services in addressing the active shooter / active attack scenario. The training is open for up to 15 law enforcement / security professionals to be accredited as Level 1 ALERRT instructors. The training program is one-of-a-kind in Europe and builds upon almost two decades of evidence-based training curriculum. Seeking interested institutions and individuals to cooperate and partake in this event.



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Dear @Amer_S1,

On behalf of University College “CEPS – Centre for Business Studies” Kiseljak, I am pleased to express our interest in cooperating with DTCare Sarajevo and the Texas State University ALERRT Center in the organization and implementation of the upcoming Integrated Rapid Response Training for law enforcement and security services.

We fully support this important initiative and are ready to contribute through organizational, logistical, and institutional capacities. As a higher education institution dedicated to safety, security, and the advancement of professional training, we recognize the critical importance of preparing first responders to effectively address active shooter and active attack scenarios.

In addition to its operational relevance, this initiative is directly aligned with the goals of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, particularly:

  • SDG 16.1: To significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere—by equipping law enforcement with life-saving, evidence-based skills.
  • SDG 16.6: To develop effective, accountable, and transparent institutions at all levels—by investing in professional training and operational readiness.
  • SDG 16.a: To strengthen relevant national institutions through international cooperation—by bringing global best practices to our local and regional security services, especially in the Western Balkans context.

We look forward to further discussions and planning, and we are committed to supporting the realization of this unique and impactful training program.

Kind regards,

Doc. dr. Mizo Selimić
Director
University College CEPS – Centre for Business Studies Kiseljak
E-mail: mirzo.selimic@ceps.edu.ba