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Jewish Nevada has partnered with Security Community Network to bolster community safety and security. Former FBI Special Agent Beth LaManna is leading the effort. This state-wide security program has been launched to better protect members of the Jewish community across Nevada who attend area synagogues, day schools, and other facilities. This security program is designed around an "All Threats, All Hazards" approach to preparedness, safety, security, and resiliency across the community. The program will be connected to SCN's national network, providing direct access to the National Jewish Security Operations Command Center, SCN's Duty Desk and Intelligence Analysts, as well as best practice security resources and support related to policies, procedures, physical security, facility assessments, training, and incident response. 

Camp Security, Awareness, and Preparedness Training (CSAPT) is intended to provide camp leadership, staff, and counselors with the essential tools to ensure a safe and quality camp experience for our children and teenagers. This training brings together several key components of SCN’s larger program offerings, including situational awareness and countering the active threat, to assist camp counselors and leadership staff in keeping the camping community safe and secure. 

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Beth LaManna is a 22-year veteran of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), having servicerd in a variety of capacities and assignments within the New York field office, to include as a Special Agent in the Criminal Divison, conducting investigations coordinator and managed and directed all planning and operations, having served over a decade as a crisis negotiator. Additionally, LaManna served as primary coordinator for the National Center for Analysis of Violent Crimes within the FBI. Following her retirement from the FBI, LaManna recently served as Director of Security for Queens College in Flushing, NY, where she was responsibile for overseeing public safety and security for nearly 25,000 students, faculty, and staff across an 80-acre campus. LaManna holds both Masters and Doctorate degrees in psychology from Wayne State University. 

Beth LaManna | Regional Security Advisor

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