Impact America created a new active shooter plan for public safety agencies, organizations and schools. This is the first plan of its type in the US and has received rave reviews from government agencies nationwide. The Active Shooter Response Plan provides a systematic process to assist public safety agencies in responding to and managing an active shooter response incident. It ensures public safety agencies collaborate before, during and after an incident to ensure an effective, unified response is implemented when the community is faced with an active shooter incident. This new plan provide agencies with an organized incident command approach to  seamlessly work together to respond to, stabilize and quickly recover from an active shooter incident.

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• US Homeland Security named it best Active Shooter Plan in the US - November 2015

• Ohio Departments of Public Safety and Emergency Management name it a best practice in August 2015

• Phone Numbers and Radio Channels - Important phone numbers and key radio channels are listed to ensure effective crisis communications are implemented

• City/County Maps - Diagrams and maps are used to clearly illustrate school campus and critical areas for public safety agencies

• Unified Command Post - Designated location where leaders of each agency involved collaborate and tactical/ operational decisions are made regarding the incident

• Rally Points - Pre-determined location where those that occupy the school during an incident, and rapid evacuation is their course of action, have a place to seek shelter

• Reunification Center - Pre-determined location where students and parents are reunited in an organized and systematic manner 

• Casualty Collection Points - Location within a jurisdiction that is used for the assembly, triage (sorting),  medical stabilization and evacuation of the casualties

• Landing Zones - Designated location where a helicopter can safely land and take off

• EMS Staging - Designated location where all the life squads and ambulances stage prior to be given approval by law enforcement to begin triage and casualty collecting

• EMS Triage - Location where EMS personnel process the sorting of victims to determine medical priority in order to increase the number of survivors

• Law Enforcement Staging -  Location where all supporting law enforcement agencies convene to get initial instructions and prepare for a course of action

• Roles and Responsibilities - Checklists clearly delineate who is responsible for each task and lists the roles and responsibilities of each responding agency and crisis and emergency response teams

• Mileage Charts - County-wide mileage charts are listed to provide an understanding how long it may take travel from city to city within the county