“We’ve been able to provide agencies with the most realistic dynamic simulation training in the area. It’s 21st-century training. The technology is amazing, is constantly evolving,” Safety Director Steve Hammett said.
Safety Director Steve Hammett said the state-of-the-art training facility has tools available for first responders to be at their most prepared and efficient if an active shooter event happens here in Northeast Ohio.
Tri-C Police Chief Clayton Harris oversees the training center and says because of the evolution in crime, adjustments and additions to the simulators are made often. The training is precise. Even if mistakes are made on the premises, officers are critiqued and the training continues until it’s done right.
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