Agencies Implementing ICAT

The following agencies are implementing ICAT as part of their training curriculum:

Arizona

• Mesa Police Department

California

• Hercules Police Department
• Numbers show police training drill may be causing unnecessary deaths (NBC Bay Area, October 26, 2017)
• Lodi Police Department
• Lodi police focus on non-lethal tactics in training (Lodi News-Sentinel, March 20, 2018)
• Monterey Police Department
• Novato Police Department
• Riverside Police Department
• Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office
• Watsonville Police Department

Florida

• Charlotte County Sheriff's Office
• Daytona Beach Police Department
• North Miami Police Department
• Punta Gorda Police Department
• Volusia County Sheriff's Office

Illinois

• Elgin Police Department
• Elgin police report more minor use of force in 2016 (Suburban Chicago Daily Herald, March 17, 2017)

Kentucky

• Louisville Metro Police Department
• LMPD officers to complete use of force training for new year (WLKY Louisville, January 3, 2019)

Louisiana

• Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office
• Lafayette Police Department
• University of Louisiana at Lafayette Police Department

Maryland

• Baltimore Police Department
• Baltimore among 7 pilot cities to give officers ICAT training (WBAL-TV 11, March 2, 2017)
• Baltimore County Police Department
• Maryland-National Capital Park Police
• Prince George's County Police Department

Massachusetts

• Chelsea Police Department

Minnesota

• Three Rivers Park Police

Missouri

• Washington University Police Department

New Jersey

• Camden County Police Department
• How N.J.'s most dangerous city is training to stop police shootings (NJ.com, August 22, 2017)
• De-escalation training helps set higher policing standards in Camden County (NJ Pen, July 13, 2017)
• Camden County Police providing ICAT training (Southern New Jersey Today, July 13, 2017)
• Gloucester Township Police Department
• Pine Hill Police Department
• Rutgers University Police Department

New York

• Nassau County Police Department
• Wallkill Police Department

North Carolina

• Asheville Police Department
• Asheville police train to de-escalate situations (Asheville Citizen-Times, March 14, 2017)
• Burlington Police Department
• Durham Police Department
• Jacksonville Police Department
• Salisbury Police Department
• New strategies take hold in fight against crime; Salisbury and Rowan County agencies adapting (Salisbury Post, July 21, 2017)

Ohio

• University of Cincinnati Police Department

Oregon

• Portland Police Department

• Outside instructors provide new de-escalation training to Portland police (Oregonian, May 4, 2017)

South Carolina

• Charleston Police Department
• National police deescalation programs being used in Upstate (CBS 7 South Carolina, March 22, 2018)

Tennessee

• Metropolitan Nashville Police Department

Texas

• Balch Springs Police Department
• Brownsville Independent School District Police Department
• Cedar Park Police Department
• Cedar Park police officers learn techniques to avoid use of force (KXAN-TV, March 20, 2017)
• Fort Worth Police Department
• Fort Worth police officers undergo "use of force" training (Fox 4 Dallas-Fort Worth, January 31, 2018)

Utah

• Draper Police Department
• New police training addresses use-of-force, transparency with public (ABC 4 Utah, January 10, 2017)

Vermont

• Burlington Police Department
• BPD training teaches peaceful deescalation (Burlington Free Press, September 15, 2016)

Virginia

• University of Richmond Police Department

Washington

• Yakima Police Department

Wisconsin

• Beloit Police Department
• Beloit Police Department chief looks back on first year (Beloit Daily News, May 10, 2017)
• Janesville Police Department
• University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department
• New police training focuses on de-escalation in crisis incidents (ABC27 Madison, June 5, 2018)
• University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Police Department

Other

• Amtrak Police Department

Additional News Stories

• New techniques train officers to de-escalate encounters (CBS Minnesota, November 15, 2017)

If your agency is implementing ICAT and is not on this list, please contact Kevin Morison at [email protected] or (202) 454-8335.