Testimonials
Staging
"Crime scenes can quickly become chaotic, with arriving responders often parking haphazardly and losing valuable time finding where to report. During a recent incident, deploying the Command GoBag STAGING flag banner provided an immediate, clear visual marker—helping responders park efficiently and quickly receive critical instructions, ensuring a more coordinated response."
Greg Brasington
Special Operations Coordinator at Lancaster County, South Carolina
Incident Command Post
"Historically, police departments have not been concerned about marking Command and Staging, especially early in the event process. The perceived solution was always to arrive quickly and rush in. However, best practices now demand that Command and Staging both be set in the first few minutes…
…All of these require coordination and extensive pre-training, collaborative policies, and clear identification of assembly areas. The Command GoBag is the perfect solution. It is being reinforced throughout Texas as a best practice for marking assembly areas, and for the coordination of the event thereafter."
- Chief Stan Stanbridge, San Marcos Police Department,
Senior ALERRT Trainer
Buyers
Command GoBags are being purchased and leveraged by school security teams, city law enforcement, county sheriff agencies, firefighters and EMS.
Department of Justice Recommendations
DOJ Recommendation
NFPA 3000 Chapter 2
7.1 Establish Incident Command Post
Quickly establish a visible command post
"Very few things will determine the outcome of your incident more than the effective use of Command." ~Rusty Jacks, Regional Manager ALERRT, Texas State University, Asst Chief Tyler PD
Shared strength...greater vision
Respond. Identify. Command.
In 2013, the FBI designated the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training (ALERRT) Center as the national standard in active shooter response training.
The Command GoBag is actively utilized by ALERRT Trainers in there nationally recognized active shooter response training. ALERRT is proudly funded by the DOJ, FBI, COPS Office, and the State of Texas.
