Public Safety

Tri-C to Honor First Responders at 9/11 Tribute

Community Colleges: The First Responders of Higher Education

Tri-C Hispanic Scholarship Focus: Jose Colon Nogueras

Fire in Her Blood: Tri-C Grad Lauren Phillips Follows Her Firefighting Dream

Tri-C, Parma FD Arrange Equipment-for-Training Credit Exchange

Area High School Students Experience First-Responder Training at Tri-C

Learn About Life as a First Responder at Tri-C’s Public Safety Summer Academy

A Burning Desire to Learn

Tri-C Public Safety Summer Academy: Learning About Life as a First Responder

Learning to Lead

Since 1995, the Firefighter Physical Agility Testing program at Cuyahoga Community College’s Public Safety Center of Excellence has screened thousands of candidates for the requisite physical abilities necessary for a career in the fire service. The Physical Agility Test, or PAT, is a valid and reliable measure of an applicant’s ability to perform the most critical and physical tasks of firefighting. The PAT consists of five tasks, completed sequentially against a... Read More

Cleveland Swears In New Police Officers Trained at Tri-C

Understanding the Benefits and Risks of Commercial Drone Use

Tri-C Answers Emergency Need for Dispatchers

Firefighters Train for Confined Space Rescues at Tri-C

Blue Courage: Training the Person, Not Just the Officer

Bridget Lyons: Finding the Fire to Succeed

Bicycle Safety Day Rolls Onto Tri-C Western Campus

Construction of Tri-C’s ‘Simulation Village’ Opens New Era in First Responder Training

Tri-C Community Champion: Denis Nowacki

Drone Certification Course Takes Flight at Tri-C

Retired Tri-C K-9 Officer Argus Honored for Service

Bethany Toth ‘Clicks’ With Tri-C’s Public Safety Program

Tri-C Helps Geauga Drone Program Take Off

Career Potential in Captioning and Court Reporting Highlighted at Tri-C Open House

ALICE Training: A Pragmatic Approach to Active Shooter Situations

Tri-C Campus Police Scheduled for Reaccreditation Visit

College’s Officers Test Immersive Training Simulator

WKYC Report: Police Departments Look to Tri-C for New Officers

College Police Chief Helps State Drone Report Take Flight