Course Information

National Incident Management SystemNational Incident Mngmnt System (LE 228)

Term: 2022-2023 School Year Fall Term

Faculty

Rich "Skip" Miller
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Work History:

Rich has over 31 years of Law Enforcement experience as an officer on the Sioux Falls Police Department and has worked in all sections of the department.  He worked on the streets in patrol for 19 years as an officer, Sgt., and Lt.  As a Captain, he has commanded the Detective Division, Community Services Division and Uniformed Services Division.  He has 24 years of experience as the SWAT team commander and later as the primary Incident Commander for SWAT call outs and has overseen approximately 350 critical incidents in and out of Sioux Falls.  He was last responsible for and oversaw the Traffic Section, School Resource officers, Community Resource officers, Animal Control and all of the specialty units such as SWAT, K9, Crisis Negotiation Unit and Bomb Squad.


Education:

  • Associates Degree of Applied Police Science Technology from Western Iowa Technical Community College
  • Northwestern University School of Police Staff and Command

Schedule

Mon, 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM (8/22/2022 - 12/9/2022) Location: SF MICKE 124

Description

This course is a comprehensive study of the National Incident Management System that is utilized by emergency responders when mitigating natural and man-made events. Students are given an overview of the NIMS with emphasis on chain-of-command, terminology, roles and responsibilities of first responders. Upon the completion of this class students will have completed the Federal Emergency Management Administration's IC100, IC200 and IC700 courses that is mandated of all law enforcement officers.