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Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
About three dozen police, fire, & EMS personnel took part in another two-day training led by DFS, @MassMPTC, and @alerrtcenter last month. Massachusetts is a national leader in delivering consistent, statewide active shooter training based on @NFPA 3000: bit.ly/3UwyOxM
ALT Police and firefighters training for an active shooter incident
ALT Police and firefighters training for an active shooter incident
ALT Police and firefighters training for an active shooter incident
ALT Police and firefighters training for an active shooter incident
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
DFS, @MassMPTC, & @alerrtcenter delivered a 2-day active shooter course for first responders from @MassStatePolice, @ClintonMaPolice, @fitchburgfirema, @FitchburgPolice, @FSUPD, Groton FD, and Harvard FD/EMS. Huge thanks to @Fitchburg_State for hosting this important curriculum!
ALT Police and fire personnel training for active shooter scenarios
ALT Police and fire personnel training for active shooter scenarios
ALT Police and fire personnel training for active shooter scenarios
ALT Police and fire personnel training for active shooter scenarios
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
Secretary Kwon and the EOPSS team were honored to join @MassMPTC, @MassStatePolice, and over 200 public safety professionals for the Healey-Driscoll Administration’s 3rd Annual Civil Rights Symposium!
Through interactive sessions and expert panel discussions, attendees dove into key topics including civil rights protections, hate crime investigations, implicit bias, and community policing.
Together, we are building trust, supporting victims, and strengthening public safety across every community in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
Dangerous heat arrives today and will last through the July Fourth holiday. With high humidity, it will feel like over 100 degrees in many parts of Massachusetts. 🌡️
Follow these safety tips:
• Try to avoid spending time outdoors in the afternoons, when temperatures will be highest. ☀️
• Wear light-weight, light-colored clothing. 👕
• Stay hydrated and take frequent breaks in the shade. 🌳
• Know the signs of heat-related illness and call 911 for emergencies. ☎️
• Never leave pets or children alone in a vehicle. 🚗
If you don't have air conditioning at home, check with local officials or call @Mass_211 to find available cooling centers.
ALT Dangerous heat is forecast through the July Fourth holiday.
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
EOPSS is proud to welcome the 2026 Summer of Service internship cohort.
Selected from nearly 700 applicants and representing 36 colleges and universities, 50 interns will spend the summer working alongside public safety professionals across the Commonwealth, contributing to meaningful projects, gaining hands-on experience, and exploring careers in public service.
Through mentorship, professional development, and real-world learning opportunities, this program helps prepare the next generation of leaders dedicated to serving and strengthening Massachusetts communities.
We look forward to seeing all they accomplish this summer. #SummerOfService #LearningTodayLeadingTomorrow
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
Preventing human trafficking requires awareness, partnership, and action.
Ahead of the FIFA World Cup, Massachusetts has launched a coordinated effort focused on prevention, public awareness, frontline training, survivor support, worker protections, and law enforcement collaboration.
Read more about this important work in the Boston Globe today: bostonglobe.com/2026/06/07/m…
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
National Police Week provides an important opportunity to honor the courage and sacrifice of the men and women who serve in law enforcement, while reaffirming the importance of trust, respect, and partnership between police and the communities they protect.
This year, in the wake of the death of Trooper Kevin Trainor, Secretary Kwon and our entire team would like to thank the thousands of troopers and officers from across the country who stood shoulder to shoulder in tribute to our fallen hero. Their presence and support have been a powerful source of strength during this time of profound loss.
In the wake of this tragedy, we echo the words of Governor Maura Healey, who encouraged people to “go out and find a police officer, find a trooper, and take the time to give them a hug” — a simple but meaningful reminder to show appreciation for those who put themselves in harm’s way to protect others every day
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
DFS and @MassMPTC recently delivered an active shooter course for first responders from @Wareham_Fire, Wareham PD, and across the region. @BostonMedflight delivered a Landing Zone training -- a great opportunity for the groups to observe and understand each other's work.
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
DFS and @MassMPTC recently held an Active Attack Integrated Response course for command-level fire service and law enforcement officials. This variation emphasized the importance of unified command during an active shooter event involving police, fire/rescue, and other partners.
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
DFS and @MassMPTC recently took part in planning a large tabletop exercise organized by the @BIDMC Division of Disaster Medicine. @WorcesterFD, Worcester PD, @MassStatePolice, & others discussed and worked through an Active Shooter / Hostile Event Response scenario at Polar Park.
ALT Police, fire, and emergency management personnel at a tabletop exercise
ALT Police, fire, and emergency management personnel at a tabletop exercise
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
The POST Commission invites members of the public and law enforcement to submit comments on a proposed Model Use of Force Policy. Learn more here: mapostcommission.gov/post-co…
ALT Graphic stating the public comment period is open and comments are due by March 2 at 5 p.m.
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
🎉 Happy Lunar New Year! 🧧✨
The EOPSS team sends warm wishes to all celebrating this joyous occasion. As we welcome the Year of the Horse, may it bring you prosperity, health and happiness.
Thank you to our first responders and safety personnel who are working to ensure safe celebrations for all!
Wishing you and your family a bright and joyful new year! 🌟
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
Today marks the beginning of Ramadan, a month of reflection and prayer in the Islamic religion.
May we enter this month of Ramadan in safety, faith, and peace.
Happy Ramadan to all who celebrate!
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
DFS and @MassMPTC recently led a two-day Active Attack Integrated Response course for first responders from @DedhamFire, @DedhamPD, @BostonFire, @MassStatePolice, & Coastal EMS. Interdisciplinary ASHER training helps these personnel work effectively together in a real crisis.
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
With a significant winter storm forecast to bring 12+ inches of snow to much of Massachusetts on Sunday and Monday, it's time to make preparations.
• Prepare for possible power outages. Fully charge your cellphone, laptop and any essential electronic devices before the storm.
• Ensure you have extra batteries for medical equipment and assistive devices.
• Take stock of your emergency kit and ensure it includes seasonal supplies, such as extra winter clothing and blankets.
For more safety tips visit mass.gov/mema/snow
ALT Before a winter storm, ensure your emergency kit is stocked.
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
DFS and @MassMPTC recently delivered the 2-day Active Attack Integrated Response curriculum to first responders from across the region. Thanks to @BrandeisU for hosting this vital training, which prepares police, fire, & EMS to work together to #StopTheKilling and #StopTheDying.
ALT First responders training for an active shooter incident
ALT First responders training for an active shooter incident
ALT First responders training for an active shooter incident
ALT First responders training for an active shooter incident
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
On National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, we are saying THANK YOU to officers across Massachusetts.
This year, we mark today with heavy hearts as we mourn the line-of-duty death of Uxbridge Police Officer Stephen LaPorta on January 7. We hold his family, loved ones, and fellow officers close.
To every law enforcement professional statewide—and especially our colleagues at the @MassStatePolice and the @MassMPTC —thank you for your service, sacrifice and commitment to protecting communities across the Commonwealth.
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
📰 As we begin 2026, we are taking a moment to reflect on some of the news coverage from 2025.
These headlines offer just a snapshot of the work across EOPSS and our agencies, made possible by dedicated public servants serving communities across Massachusetts every day. 👥
Thank you to the EOPSS team and all of our agency colleagues for the professionalism and teamwork that carried us through 2025 and into the year ahead.
We start 2026 with momentum and gratitude. ➡️
@MassStatePolice @MassDFS @TheNationsFirst
@MACorrections @MassEMA @MassMPTC
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
Public Safety, Wrapped. 🎧
Inspired by Spotify Wrapped, this is a look at how Massachusetts worked together to keep communities safe and prepare for what’s next.
From training and technology to partnerships and preparedness, this work happens across agencies and alongside communities every day.
And in 2026, we will continue to build on this progress, together!
Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee retweeted
That’s a wrap, 2025! 🎉
This past year, EOPSS advanced key public safety priorities statewide by strengthening community safety, preparedness, and partnerships across Massachusetts.
Our Year in Review video highlights 25 initiatives from 2025, offering a snapshot of the progress made statewide. 📊🤝
Thank you to the dedicated public servants across EOPSS and our many partners who make this work possible. We’re excited to build on this momentum in 2026. 🚀
@MassStatePolice @MassDFS @TheNationsFirst @MACorrections @MassEMA @MassMPTC