College News
Officers, first responders complete Crisis Intervention Training
07.10.2023 • College & Community • College General • Special Events
« back to story ...
These officers and first responders recently completed 40 hours of Crisis Intervention Training focused on dealing with individuals suffering from a mental health crisis. Pictured are, left to right: first row, Chris Ryals (Erwin Police Dept.), Brenda Arroyo (Dunn Police Dept.), Caitlin Brown (Harnett Sheriff's Office), Damien Eason (Dunn Police Dept.), John Hall (Dunn Police Dept.), Torry Creek (Angier Police Dept.) and Lindsey Baker (NC State Parks); second row, Instructor Lt. Scott Jeffries (Harnett Sheriff's Office), Kyle Evans (Harnett Sheriff's Office), Ronnie Walker (Harnett Sheriff's Office), Steven Elms (Harnett Sheriff's Office), Anthony Kolaya (Coats Police Dept.), Justin Saunders (Harnett Co. Paramedic), Caitlin Dolan (Harnett Co. Paramedic), Lt. Joseph Byrd (Dunn Police Dept.), Corporal Jordan Allen (Harnett Sheriff's Office), Danny Tadlock (Harnett Co. Paramedic) and Juan Fernandez (Dunn Police Dept.). The Crisis Intervention Training is a joint effort between Central Carolina Community College, Sandhills Center, and various other agencies -- including Law Enforcement, Emergency Medical Services (EMS), DPS Probation/ Parole, Emergency Communications and other first responders, and other mental health service providers -- to provide training to improve responses to persons who may experience a mental health crisis.
« back to story ...
Categories
- Admin, Faculty & Staff Category
- Arts & Entertainment Category
- Clubs Category
- College & Community Category
- College General Category
- Continuing Education Category
- Curriculum Programs Category
- Distance Education Programs Category
- Facilities/Buildings Category
- Finances Category
- Foundation Category
- Graduations Category
- Lee Early College Category
- NCCCS Category
- SGA Category
- Special Events Category
- Sports Category
- Students/Graduates Category
- Uncategorized Category
Archives