Courthouse Security Training Program 

Safe and secure courthouses require a strong partnership between court personnel and law enforcement. Judges, court staff, and law enforcement serve as the protectors of individuals who utilize the court system. This training is intended to help establish the appropriate level of security and awareness among courthouse personnel. Topics to be discussed include:
  • core principles of security
  • courthouse physical security concepts
  • routine security procedures
  • security protocols for court proceedings
  • judicial threats
  • threat management
  • emergency planning
  • security equipment

Who Should Attend

Attendees will work in teams to review, evaluate, and develop a comprehensive security plan and create timelines for implementation. Teams will explore effective strategies to strengthen their courthouse security and maintain a safe and secure environment for the public, employees, and officials. This training will benefit those listed below.
  • law enforcement professionals
  • judges
  • clerks of court
  • court administrators
  • corrections/probation/parole officers
  • emergency management personnel
  • other individuals responsible for court safety/security

Wisconsin Courthouse Security Manual

In an effort to define the essential components of a model courthouse security program, the following agencies collaborated to create the Wisconsin Courthouse Security Manual:
 Its purpose is to equip law enforcement officers, judges, clerks of court, and other county officials with the information necessary to customize a comprehensive security plan for their courthouse.

Bound and electronic copies of this manual are now available for purchase through Fox Valley Technical College. >> learn more

For questions or to schedule this training at your location, contact Kristina Mahloch (phone: 888-370-1752.)



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   Last Modified:
   7/16/2010 9:28:54 AM