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Training

You receive SACP Training In A Variety Of Areas

learn how to make our community safer by acting in a pro-active fashion
learn CPR and how to use Automated External Defribrillators - AEDs
operate computer tablets, radar speed boards and other equipment
how best to interact with the public and respect our status as RCMP volunteers
increase awareness of suspicious activities to be more effective while on patrols
become aware of current local crime trends for more effective patrols

There are 3 basic types of training

1. Initial Training Patrols

New members are issued an exclusive SACP Yellow Binder training manual used in conjunction with at least three training patrols. Upon completion of the training syllabus, the new member is paired with an experienced member on regular patrols.

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Conducting a Speed Watch in a School Slow Down Zone

2. Monthly Meeting "Training Moments"

There is a short "Training Moment" component at each monthly meeting to either review specifics such as Speed Watch (shown above) to learn of new items, or to review a specific procedure.

SACP Past-President Paula instructs the newly formed Blind Bay Citizens Patrol on how to conduct a Speed Watch.

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3. Specialized Training

SACP Members receive professional Red Cross training in emergency first aid which includes CPR techniques and the proper use of AED's (Automated External Defibrillators) as shown below.