08/07/2026
Team,
I’m reaching out to those of you who have attended one of my courses in the past with a quick request.
Altitude is bringing Critical Incident Response: Command & Control (CIRC) to the Albany Police Department on September 8–9, 2026, and I need your help getting the word out.
If you found value in the training you received from Altitude, I’m asking you to please forward the attached flyer to supervisors, command staff, training personnel, and other law enforcement professionals within your network.
CIRC is built around a simple reality:
Critical incidents don't wait for the perfect commander, the perfect staffing level, or the perfect information. Someone has to take control of the chaos—and usually, they have to do it with what they have right now.
This two-day course focuses on the leadership and decision-making required during those first critical minutes and through the transition into sustained incident management. We work through Tactical Incident Command, rescue and threat priorities, command tempo, investigative integration, command continuity, and—most importantly—how leaders make sound decisions when information is incomplete and the consequences matter.
This isn't just a course for current command staff. If someone may be expected to lead when things go bad, this course is for them.
I NEED YOUR HELP
Please take a minute and forward the attached flyer to your professional network—neighboring agencies, supervisors you've worked with, training units, command staff, tactical leaders, and anyone else who could benefit.
No one should miss this opportunity simply because they didn't know the course was happening.
Albany PD has stepped up to host this training. Now I want to do everything I can to help them fill the room with law enforcement leaders from across Oregon and the surrounding region.
CIRC — Critical Incident Response: Command & Control
September 8–9, 2026 | Albany Police Department
16 Hours | $355 per student
Registration: AltitudeTactical.com
Thank you for continuing to support Altitude, but more importantly, thank you for helping us get quality training in front of the people who may be called upon to lead the next critical incident.
Please forward this one.
Stay safe,