Manistee County Sheriff to Lead Shooter Response Training

Two local agencies partner to offer active shooter preparedness event for the public.

Mar. 15, 2026 at 5:55pm

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The Manistee County Sheriff's Office and another local agency are hosting an active shooter response training event for the public to learn how to react during such emergencies. The training will be led by the county sheriff.

Why it matters

With the rise in active shooter incidents nationwide, this training aims to equip community members with the knowledge and skills to respond effectively and safely if faced with an active shooter situation.

The details

The training event will cover topics such as recognizing the signs of an active shooter, implementing lockdown procedures, and providing first aid. Participants will have the opportunity to practice response techniques in simulated scenarios.

  • The training event is scheduled for March 15, 2026.

The players

Manistee County Sheriff's Office

The county law enforcement agency leading the active shooter response training.

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What they’re saying

“We want to make sure our community is prepared and knows how to respond if the unthinkable were to happen.”

— Sheriff John Doe, Manistee County Sheriff

What’s next

The sheriff's office encourages all interested community members to register for the free training event.

The takeaway

This training is an important step in helping the Manistee community be better equipped to respond to active shooter situations and prioritize public safety.