This brief examines Canadian police incident command response teams’ process of decision-making during major, critical, and public order events. It explores the different factors that influence how police Incident Commanders (ICs) approach their work, and demystifies this work and how it is organized and operationalized.
The chapters in this book detail:
• The basics of how incident command is structured in Canada.
• How incident command models in Canada relate to those in other countries.
• Overviews of the training and resl'