October Meeting – Active Shooter Training – ALICE

Join us for our October Meeting, graciously hosted by the Cape Coral Risk Management Department, as we conduct an interactive program for response to a violent critical incident, often referred to as an active shooter.

Session Description

ALICE is an acronym for Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate. The ALICE program is a pro-active, option based plan for civilian response to a Violent Critical Incident. ALICE empowers individuals to utilize human action, building infrastructure, and communication options to increase their chances of survival.

Mr. Loebs is a current employee with the City of Cape Coral as the Safety, Health and Environmental Officer under the Risk Management Department. Mr. Loebs primary job function is to mitigate and prevent injuries and accidents, through trend tracking, education, and root cause analysis. Mr. Loebs has implemented numerous programs saving the City millions of dollars. Mr. Loebs is also a Sergeant First Class in the Army Reserves as an Operations Sergeant for a Sapper Combat Engineer Company. As an Operations Non Commissioned Officer SFC Loebs is responsible for the overall Risk analysis of all Company mission which can range from vehicle movement to jumping out of Blackhawks. SFC Loebs has earned a Bronze Star for the destruction of Chemical Weapons in Iraq along with numerous other awards over his 14-year career. Mr. Loebs has a Bachelor of Science in Emergency Management from the University of Maryland and is current attending Clemson University for a Master’s in Public Administration.

Networking will begin at 11:30, to be followed by lunch, and we will get in to the interactive presentation. Meeting is in the Green Room of the Public Works building.

Please register before 12:00 pm on October 25 to ensure you spot at this event.