4K views · 131 reactions | The Emergency Vehicle Operation Course (EVOC) is crucial for training Rapid City Fire Department crews in safe and efficient driving during emergency responses. It ensures responders can navigate challenging situations while prioritizing safety for themselves and the public. #rapidcityfiredepartment #EVOC #preparepreventprotect | Rapid City Fire Department | Facebook

1.3K views · 29 reactions | Yesterday our deputies continued their EVOC (Emergency Vehicle Obstacle Course) and Skills Training at a full day of classroom and hands on training at the WSP Training Center in Shelton WA. We tested in a variety of vehicles to include our trucks that maneuver much differently. | Mason County Sheriff's Office | Facebook

33 reactions | EVOC Course, practical day! Our current GI Bill approved 'CESS' class implementing drills in driving techniques for executive protection applications. | Pacific West Academy | Facebook

Welcome to EVOC training—where critical driving skills are built, reinforced, and tested. This week, our officers hit the course to refresh and refine their emergency driving skills. Through hands-on scenarios, they strengthened the techniques that help keep themselves—and our commUNITY—safe during high-pressure responses. #EVOC #PoliceTraining #RoundRock #Police #EmergencyDriving #PreparedToProtect | Round Rock Police Department

Earlier this month, our patrol deputies put their driving skills to the test — running through PIT maneuvers, precision backing, collision avoidance, and perception–reaction drills. Our EVOC cadre not only leads these training blocks, but also stays current on evolving best practices and case law, ensuring deputies are prepared for the realities of emergency driving. In 2024, deputies logged nearly 2.6 million miles between patrol, the courts, and the jail. Driving is a core part of our daily op