All In-Class Trainings Postponed
For the safety of our community and employees, all in-class trainings are postponed until further notice. Please contact us with any questions or concerns.
March 19, 2020
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Area officers spend time learning to be better leaders
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) – Police officers from the neighboring communities spent some time at the Bangor Police Department Monday. They’re learning how to be better leaders. It’s part of a course offered by Dirigo Safety and the training’s called “Leadership
February 25, 2020
House Of Worship Active Shooter / Threat Response Training
How Your Church Should Prepare For An Active Shooter. Date: View Upcoming Training DatesCost: $50 per person, Buy 3 get 1 for Free (Space Is Limited)Location: Dirigo Safety, LLC, 225 First Flight Dr, Auburn Maine 04210Contact: (207) 376-7427 Active Shooter
December 30, 2019
New Team Member – Bob Schwartz
Dingo Safety is pleased to announce Bob Schwartz is joining our team! Bob will be involved in all Law Enforcement Sales and several new law enforcement support projects that we are excited to announce soon. He comes to us with
December 17, 2019
How Does OSHA’s General Duty Clause Apply To Active Shooter Attacks?
The courts have interpreted OSHA’s General Duty Clause to mean that an employer has a legal obligation to provide a workplace free of conditions or activities that either the employer or industry recognizes as hazardous and that cause, or are
December 4, 2019
2018 Active Shooter Statistics
Learn About Our Workplace Safety Active Shooter Response Training Class The FBI designated 27 shootings in 2018 as active shooter incidents. Eighty-five people were killed, and 128 people were wounded, excluding the shooters. Two law enforcement officers were killed (one
December 3, 2019
Six Biddeford businesses cited for selling alcohol to minors
The Biddeford Police Department has cited six local businesses for selling alcohol to minors. The police department issued the citations following underage drinking law compliance checks on Nov. 4 and 14 at 30 businesses across the city. Chief Roger Beaupre
November 18, 2019
Drugged driving: Traffic stops changing in pot-legal states
DENVER, July 25 (UPI) — Traffic stops are changing in states where marijuana — either recreational or medical — is legal. Now, when someone is pulled over for impaired driving, officers in some states might follow a new protocol that could
July 25, 2019
I-Team: Officials report growing, dangerous trend of drivers impaired by multiple drugs
AUGUSTA (WGME) — As Maine prepares for the roll out of retail marijuana and the opioid crisis rages on, drugged driving is a growing concern. Police said a deadly crash in Windham last November was caused by a tow truck
May 6, 2019
Volunteers get high to help officers detect impaired drivers
AUBURN (NEWS CENTER Maine) — With marijuana legal in Maine, police officers worry that more people will drive under the influence of the drug known for slowing reaction times. While the Maine Criminal Justice Academy presents officers with live, hands-on training
June 22, 2018
Maine State Police seek money for training to fight black market marijuana
They are not seeking a cannabis blood-level threshold to gauge impaired driving, or a change to Maine’s OUI law.
August 5, 2017
AAA hosts impaired driving summit
PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) — AAA and the Maine Bureau of Highway Safety hosted an “Impaired Driving Summit” in Portland Monday, gathering law enforcement officers, prosecutors, and highway safety officials to find the best practices for dealing with people driving under
May 16, 2016
Driving experts turn attention to Marijuana use
PORTLAND (WGME) – Driving experts are turning their attention to marijuana. Monday’s AAA driving summit is all about raising awareness and tackling the issue of impaired driving. Experts say they’re worried about marijuana impaired driving as states, including Maine, look
May 6, 2016
Bangor police officer is first Maine recipient of national Elks award
Photo: Bridget Brown | BDN BANGOR, Maine — Bangor police Lt. Thomas Reagan almost feels more at ease dealing with bath salts addicts than being publicly honored for his groundbreaking work against the synthetic drug.
April 9, 2012
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