Active Shooter Tabletop Exercise Kit (without maps)

Designed for law enforcement, Fire/EMS, and multidisciplinary response teams, the First 30 TTX Active Shooter Tabletop Exercise Kit helps provide realistic, discussion-based training that strengthens decision-making, communication, coordination, and resource management. The kit is scalable from quick roll-call scenarios to large multi-agency exercises, delivering realistic training at a fraction of the cost of a full-scale exercise.

Note: This version does not include maps and is intended for organizations that prefer to use their own maps, floor plans, or aerial imagery of facilities within their jurisdiction or area of responsibility.

What’s Included

·        250+ chips representing nearly 100 different types of personnel, threats, and equipment, including patrol officers, K-9, detectives, SWAT, Fire/EMS, EOD, drones, civilians, and more 

·        20 inject cards based on challenges documented in real-world after-action reports

·        Location cards for key operational areas such as Staging, Incident Command Post, and Reunification Centers

·        Facilitator guide designed to help instructors plan, conduct, and evaluate tabletop exercises with clear goals and objectives focused on tactical response, unified command, complex asset management, investigations, family reunification, and post-incident operations

·        Flash drive with additional facilitator materials, scenario injects, and an introductory slide deck to help you get started quickly 

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Key Features

·        Built around lessons learned from real-world incidents and after-action reports

·        Informed by Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) principles

·        Scalable for small team discussions or large multidisciplinary exercises

·        Designed to support both immediate tactical response and complex command-and-control operations

·        One of the largest varieties of chips available, helping create realistic, scalable, and flexible training scenarios 

Training Applications

·        Immediate response and tactical decision-making

·        Unified command and multi-agency coordination

·        Resource allocation and operational coordination during rapidly evolving incidents