Policy Text
I. Incidents/Occurrences Requiring an After-Action Report
[41.2.2k; 41.2.3e; 46.1.2; 46.1.3i]
A. An After-Action Report will be completed for the below listed
incidents/occurrences:
1. Man-made and natural disasters;
2. Major fires;
3. Major aircraft accidents;
4. Accidents involving hazardous materials;
5. Collapsed buildings;
6. Hurricanes and/or Tornadoes;
7. Civil disturbances;
8. SWAT operations and/or hostages and/or barricades subject
situations;
9. Mass arrests;
10. Bombings threats/explosions when mutual aid is requested;
11. Vehicle pursuits;
12. Special events;
13. Terrorist acts;
14. Active threats to include mobilization of additional Department
personnel necessary to address the active threat;
15. Unusual occurrences; and
16. Requests for police response to major incidents in other
jurisdictions.
B. The After-Action Report will be prepared by the supervisor responsible
for the incident. The report will be prepared within 10 days after the
culmination of the event unless otherwise directed by the Chief of Police.
C. An After-Action Report does not relieve any supervisor from preparing
the Special Incident Notification (SIN).