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	About Florida Special Response Team - A (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Team membership is generally comprised of present or former law enforcement officers, fire/rescue personnel, and military personnel who volunteer their services for search and rescue missions, public education programs, and extensive training sessions.
		The team's roster typically is 20 to 24 personnel with 12 to 16 K9s.
		Team members considered fully operational (as measured by nationally standardized testing) are proficient in medical response, communications, search techniques and procedures, as well as other specialized areas to which they may be assigned.
	www.flsrta.org /about.htm (466 words)

	Doña Ana County: Sheriff's Office - Special Response Team (S.R.T)
		Special Response Team (S.R.T) The Doña Ana County Sheriff's Department Special Response Team's primary focus is the preservation of human life.
		The Doña Ana County Sheriff's Department Special Response Team was formed in 1992 with 17 deputies, and has since streamlined down to a team of 12 highly trained deputies, including a sniper detatchment, a K-9 component, and a tactical EMS unit.
		Over the years the Special Response Team has responded to more than 150 call outs, and is activated for high-risk warrant service, barricaded/armed subjects, hostage situations, riot conditions, dignitary protection, surveillance details, and any other situation that might require a tactical team as deemed by the Sheriff.
	www.co.dona-ana.nm.us /sheriff/specialteam (322 words)

	CHAPTER III SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Teams shall be trained and equipped to conduct interdiction, interruption, neutralization, and recapture operations directed against an adversary.
		Special Response Teams are required at facilities or sites which receive, use, or process Category I quantities of special nuclear material, Attractiveness Levels A and B. b.
		The Special Response Team may either be a fulltime assignment, a unit constituted during a safeguards and security emergency event, or be provided by local, state, and/or Federal law enforcement agency.
	www.fas.org /nuke/guide/usa/doctrine/doe/o5632_7/o5632_7_c3_1.htm (446 words)

	Special Response Team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The success of the Special Response Team in serving search warrants prompted an expansion of the unit.
		The Special Response Team later added a negotiation component to the unit.
		Team members are volunteers and agree to be constantly on call in the event of an emergency within the city.
	www.lancasterpd.com /response.html (229 words)

	County Of Marin: Sheriff's Office - Special Response Team
		The team is used in such crisis situations as barricaded suspects, hostage situations, high risk search warrants, arrest of armed and dangerous subjects, dignitary protection, crowd and riot control, hostage negotiation and to assist other county police agencies with crisis situations.
		The Special Response Team must be able to operate in the many diverse environments found in the Marin County area.
		The Special Response Team must be ready to respond in the urban environment from high rise office buildings to the industrial areas.
	www.co.marin.ca.us /depts/SO/main/srt.cfm (326 words)

	RPD_SRT
		The team is designed to handle high risk search warrant service and a multitude of other critical incident situations.
		These are the duties of the Rossford Special Response Team.
		The effectiveness of the Rossford SRT is based upon the members' ability to work together utilizing methods of operation learned and practiced as a team.
	www.geocities.com /rossfordpolice/RPD_SRT.html (179 words)

	Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office - Special Response Team
		The Special Response Team was formed in March 1997 under the direction of Sheriff Willie Graves and SRT Commander Jason Ard.
		SRT members have attended a number of specialized training schools throughout the country along with training programs taught at the LPSO Training Center by representatives of the FBI, Louisiana State Police and other local police departments, including the Baton Rouge City Police.
		Each SRT member is equipped with a Glock 35 tactical weapon and a specialized shotgun, both of which are outfitted with tactical lights.
	www.lpso.org /departments/dept_srt.php (874 words)

	Special Responce Team
		The joint SRT team came into existence about four years ago when the City and Bingham County came to the conclusion that a team of Officers that were trained beyond the basics to deal with calls that were out of the normal scope of operations for law enforcement.
		The SRT team allows for the deployment of a group of trained officers with the goal of bringing out a favorable conclusion to any high-risk call with the minimal use of force.
		It is a proven fact that team of officers with overwhelming firepower, the advantage of surprise, and the ability to quickly resolve a conflict lead to suspects giving up rather than trying to fight, which is safer for both the suspect and the officers.
	www.blackfootpolice.org /SRT.html (632 words)

	Washington County Sheriff's Office \| S.R.T.: Special Response Team
		The Special Response Team (SRT) is used when a set of circumstances arises, the end of which, could ultimately result in the injury of or the death of civilians or officers.
		The SRT is a highly trained, highly mobile, well-equipped team of police officers employed in situations, which require specialized skills, equiptment and training.
		Members of the SRT train in every position within their squad, undergoing regular and strenuous training, because they recognize the fact that lives are on the line every time they are called out.
	www.washingtoncountysheriff.org /units/srt.html (195 words)

	Special Response Team
		S.R.T. is a cooperative effort between the City of Jackson Police Department and the Jackson County Sheriff's Department.
		Team members are required to attain and stay at a high level of physical fitness and cardiovascular conditioning.
		The team is available to be assembled and deployed in a minimal period of time and participates in both state and national Special Weapons and Tactics organizations.
	www.jcsd1.org /jcsd/srt.htm (269 words)

	Special Response Team (SRT)
		Members of the SRT were chosen from the road patrol, court security, detectives, drug task force and jail, as well as special deputies working the in the department.
		The team is composed of 19 members under the leadership of the Team Commander, Undersheriff Dennis John; Two training officers who are also assigned as TOC Officers; Nine additional entry team members; one 3-man precision rifle team; Two emergency medical technicians; and Two hostage negotiators.
		The SRT is also available to the many small municipal departments in the county as well as to neighboring county’s response teams.
	www.sheriff.cattco.org /srt.htm (612 words)

	Lyndhurst Special Response Team
		The highly trained Lyndhurst Police Special Response Team is used in situations involving hostage taking, armed barricaded subjects, snipers or other situations that present a high degree of danger to life or property.
		Special Response Team members are specially trained in the use of a variety of weapons, anti-sniper tactics, hostage rescues, and capturing barricaded subjects.
		The Special Response Team trains constantly and members cross-train in all assignments to enhance the team’s effectiveness.
	www.lyndhurstpolice.com /srt.htm (73 words)

	Special Response Team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Dallas Special Response Team (SRT) is an interagency special response team of qualified volunteers from within the ranks of the four law enforcement agencies of Polk County.
		The purpose of this team is to respond as needed to any special emergency, high risk enforcement, civil disorder, natural disaster or other unusual event by minimizing the possibility of injury to officers and others by providing specially trained and equipped officers.
		The future goal is for the team to serve a dual purpose as the SRT team for the Polk County Correctional Facility and to perform cell extractions and other special functions inside the jail setting.
	www.ci.dallas.or.us /police/SpecialResponseTeam.htm (287 words)

	Special Response Team
		While some agencies adopt a philosophy that a tactical team can be activated to respond to an emergency, in Douglas County we believe the proactive use of the team reduces danger to law enforcement, suspects, and innocent bystanders.
		Many members of the team received their initial tactical training through the military who offered the training, lodging, and meals free-of-charge to civilian law enforcement.
		The SRT performs tasks that in the past patrol deputies would normally have done, but by having the team we can do these tasks more safely with more intensive training and the best equipment available to us.
	www.douglascountysheriff.org /SRT/srtmain.htm (406 words)

	Delaware State Police Special Operations Response Team (SORT) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The team was asked to accomplish several tasks including the delivery of a throw phone and delivery of food to the hostage taker.
		The team entered the residence through the front door and was able to control the suspect before he could reach the shotgun.
		During one night of surveillance however, the team was instrumental in the apprehension of suspects wanted for committing burglaries in the area.
	www.state.de.us /dsp/sort.htm (1425 words)

	Special Response Team
		The members of the team were sent to be instructors in the use of the ASP extendable baton, fire arms re-certification instructor, less lethal munitions (twelve gauge and 37mm), chemical munitions, distraction devices, self defense, electronic restraining devices (hand held, shield, react belt), service and riot batons and rappelling.
		The CCNO team was most trained in crowd control and the use of dogs so CCNO SRT members were used as recovery teams to assist in arresting disruptive individuals.
		The SRT secured the area during a prisoner transport vehicle accident and provided security for transportation of high-risk inmates to the hospital.
	www.ccnoregionaljail.org /srt.htm (668 words)

	Dover Police Department Special Operations Response Team
		The Specialized Operations Response Team, or SORT, is responsible for all special-weapons and tactical operations for the department.
		The team's primary duty is that of rapid tactical deployment with special weapons, as needed, based on an existing or perceived emergency or threat.
		The team is also utilized in conjunction with the Drug, Vice, and Organized Crime Section for the purpose of executing high-risk search warrants, as well as working with the Hostage Negotiation Team if a hostage situation can not be resolved by any other means.
	www.doverpolice.org /sort.htm (200 words)

	SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Special Response Team, formed in 1995, consists of officers who have received specialized training in handling emergency situations such as: high risk entry, hostage rescue, and handling barricaded subjects.
		Each team member is trained in the use of a variety of weapons and tactics used in these extremely difficult situations.
		The Bartlett Police Department Special Response team was featured in the January 1998 issue of Guns and Weapons for Law Enforcement, while training at the Mid South Institute of Self Defense, in Walls, Ms.
	bartlettpolice.org /pages/srt.html (239 words)

	Special Response Team -- Vanderbilt Police Department (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Special Response Team is a team of specifically trained personnel, proficient in the use of special weapons and tactics, geared to combat small-scaled actions or contend with unusual situations.
		The team is comprised of select members of the Vanderbilt Police Department who have taken and passed a battery of tests to obtain membership onto the Special Response Team.
		Some of the specialized supportive and tactical actions include: surveillance, inner-perimeter containment, expedition of large scale arrests, dignitary protection, and any other situations that may require the services of the S.R.T. The team is always on call and is expected to respond in a timely and professional manner.
	www.vanderbilt.edu /VUPD/ocsrt.htm (155 words)

	Special Response Team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Team was incorporated by the department in 1987.
		The Team is led by the operational commander and a team leader.
		Hampton's S.R.T. team trains continually to maintain their skills and are available at all times for call outs for special situations as they occur.
	www.hamptonpd.com /srt.htm (129 words)

	Special Emergency Response Team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The concept of adopting an emergency response team at the Torrington Police Department began in 1998.
		The team consists of one lieutenant, five sergeants, and 13 patrol officers.
		Team members train consistently as a team eight hours per month; snipers and negotiators at times train an additional eight hours per month.
	www.torringtonct.org /Public_Documents/TorringtonCT_Police/swat (245 words)

	Special Incident Response Team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Special Incident Response Team, otherwise known as S.I.R.T., is managed by Detective Brian Krueger.
		The SIRT team is currently comprised of approximately eleven members from the APD and MCSD, whom respond to high risk incidents such as people threatening suicide or barricaded suspects.
		The team undergoes extensive training in order to be "a group of one" when dealing with high risk offenders or situations.
	www.ci.austin.mn.us /Police/specresp.htm (130 words)

	Bixby Police Department - Special Response Team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Bixby Police Department's Special Response Team was originally formed in 1999 and was made up of seven full-time Officers.
		The team has expanded to other areas of operations such as hostage rescue, barricaded suspects, large building assaults, as well as response to active shooters.
		The Special Response Team trains twice a month on various types of operations and operates on a call-out basis.
	www.bixby.com /police/srt.htm (124 words)

	Special Response Team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Each assault team consists of a designated entry leader and members are trained in a specialty and cross-trained in an alternate specialty.
		Special weapons that are in the Special Response Team Arsenal include HandKMP5 Navy Model suppressed sub-machine guns, Benelli M1 Entry Shotguns, Colt AR-15s, Unites States Army issue M16A-1’s, (1)Springfield Armory Model M21 Tactical Rifle and (2) Remington 700P 308 Sniper Rifles with Leopold Mark4 M1 Ultra 10X optics.
		Assignment to the Special Response Team is the result of a “try-out” for the vacant positions.
	www.salisburyncpd.org /srt.htm (327 words)

	Kettering Police Department: Special Response Team
		The Kettering Police Department Special Response Team was formed in 1978 in response to a growing need for specialized skills to deal with extraordinary situations like barricade suspects, high risk warrant service, dignitary protection, hostage rescue, and active shooter situations, among others.
		Team members must undergo a rigorous selection process which includes a structured oral interview, physical performance test, firearms exercise, and psychological screening.
		Team members also receive individual and group training from nationally renowned organizations such as NTOA, LAPD, Miami PD, H and K, IACP, FBI, and other specialized units.
	www.ketteringoh.org /newweb/departments/police/kpd_org_patsrt.php (131 words)

	Barrett Township Police - Special Response Team
		The Barrett Township Police Department, recognizing the ever-increasing need for a specialized unit of highly trained and specially equipped police officers to respond to exceptionally dangerous situations, joined with the Pocono Township Police Department in 2003 to form an inter-departmental Special Response Team, or SRT.
		The team, comprised of 8 officers, trains on a continuous basis, both in-house and with neighboring SRT teams.
		Whether they go by the name SWAT, Special Response Team, or any of the other names they are known by, one factor remains the same - they stand ready to protect the community from the most dangerous elements of our society.
	www.barrett.monroe.pa.us /Police/srt.htm (270 words)

	Special Response Team (SWAT) - Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, Maryland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Tactical Team responds to every Sheriff's Office initiated high-risk incident and is responsible for the planning and tactical resolution of the incident.
		The negotiators are required to respond with the Tactical Team to Sheriff's Office initiated incidents and are responsible for negotiating with the subject or subjects involved, if that is deemed to be necessary.
		Tactical Medics are required to respond with the Tactical Team to Sheriff's Office initiated incidents and are responsible for providing care for any injury that may arise during the SRT response.
	www.mcsheriff.com /srt.htm (345 words)

	Ohio State Highway Patrol -- Special Response Team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Comprised of 30 uniform officers assigned to posts within 50 miles of Columbus, members are trained in weapon and chemical agent use, rapid response, and special assault and extraction techniques.
		Special Response Team members attend regular training sessions to ensure each is prepared to respond to any special need at any time.
		The Special Response Team has at its disposal an advanced command vehicle which can serve as a fully-equipped, portable Patrol post.
	www.statepatrol.ohio.gov /operationalunits/fieldops/srt.html (147 words)

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