Deputy Brian Frazer - Crisis Intervention and Public Safety Professional
Deputy Brian Frazer is a dedicated Deputy Sheriff with the Alameda County Sheriff's Office, specializing in crisis intervention and public safety. He has undergone extensive training in communicating with the mentally ill, dealing with people with disabilities, and crisis negotiation. Deputy Frazer is committed to serving the community and ensuring peaceful resolutions in challenging situations. Contact Deputy Brian Frazer at (510) 225-5961 or via email at bfrazer@acgov.org for assistance or information.
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Public Protection Committee April 13, 2017 Brian Frazer, Deputy Sheriff #816 Alameda County Sheriff s Office Crisis Intervention Unit Senior Negotiator Tri-Valley Substation / Motor Unit 510-225-5961
CIT TYPE TRAINING CONTINUED PROFESSIONAL TRAINING (CPT) 2013-2014 Communicating with the Mentally Ill (2hrs) 2015-2016 Communications (2hrs) 2017-2018 Communications (4hrs) POST BASIC ACADEMY 2017 People with Disabilities (16hrs)
CIT TRAINING 2015-Present Crisis Intervention Team Training for Detention and Corrections (16hrs) March 2017-Present Crisis Intervention / Behavior Health Training (8hrs) (FTO s) June 2017 Departmental Range Crisis Intervention Training (4hrs)
SPECIALIZED UNIT 1995-Present Crisis Intervention Unit (CIU) Originally formed as Hostage Negotiations Unit (HNU). Name was changed in early 2000 s due to fact most calls were for subjects in crisis due to mental health and drug related issues. 12 person unit made up of deputies and sergeants from various duty stations and assignments MISSION: To respond to situations where special negotiation skills become necessary to reach a peaceful and safe resolution for the members of the community and the agency.
PARTNERSHIPS 2017 Center for Autism and Related Disorders Will be conducting future Autism training for agency Youth and Family Services Bureau Manager Kelly Glossup, LCSW has been conducting training for our agency regarding how to recognize people with mental health issues and services and resources for them
Contact Information: Deputy Brian Frazer (510)225-5961 bfrazer@acgov.org
