Registration open for CDP’s 2026 Law Enforcement National Security Week
Practical exercises reinforce training responders receive in civil disturbance mitigation.
Registration is currently open for the Center for Domestic Preparedness’ 2026 Law Enforcement National Security Week, featuring training in multiple areas, including active threat response, mass casualty incident response and recovery, decontamination operations, civil disturbance mitigation and critical decision-making in an all-hazards event.
The training will be held on the CDP’s Anniston, Alabama, campus the week of March 8 – 14. It will begin with a Law Enforcement Professional Development Day, followed by training tracks which include Public Order, Active Shooter and CBRNE training for Law Enforcement.
The training week will culminate in a hands-on exercise involving all students applying their newly acquired skills to resolve simulated scenarios involving protests, CBRNE incidents and terrorist threats in realistic training environments.
For additional information about the training week or to register for courses, visit: https://cdp.dhs.gov/training/theme-weeks/law-enforcement-national-security-week-2026. Special consideration will be given to those jurisdictions hosting or supporting World Cup events, the Olympics and the 2027 Super Bowl.
CDP training is completely funded for state, local, tribal and territorial emergency responders to include roundtrip airfare, meals, lodging, tuition and any equipment required during training.