Active Shooter Policy/Procedure Sample Small Facility Template (2016)
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This is an example active shooter policy/procedure for a small facility produced by the Santa Barbara County Disaster Healthcare Coalition. | File Name: | Small Facility Active Shooter Policy (DOCX)(8).docx |
| Folder: | Legal & Policy Guidance |
| Resource classification | |
| Audience type: | Preparedness Professionals, Healthcare Providers, Private Business, Academic Institution |
| Institution type: | WRAP-EM STATES, National/Federal |
| Resource type: | Document (Docx, PDF, Text) |
| Hazard type: | Intentional Acts or Violence |
| Published date: | 2019 |
| Author: | Santa Barbara County Disaster Healthcare Coalition |
| EM Phases: | Prevention |
| Resource Details | |
| File Size: | 33.46 KB |
| File Type: | application/msword |
| Hits: | 1647 Hits |
| Download: | 584 times |
| Created Date: | 01-29-2026 |
| Last Updated Date: | 01-29-2026 |
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