About Us
The Rail Auxiliary Team (RAT) is a trained force multiplier for law enforcement that is helping to keep the railroad safe and secure through your communities.
Rail Auxiliary Teams . . .
-
Are A Fully Vested Law Enforcement Program
-
Background Checked
-
Organized under the direction of the local Law Enforcement
-
Law Enforcement Identification
-
-
Who Does the Rail Auxiliary Support?
-
Local & State Law Enforcement
-
Railroads & Amtrak
-
State Fusion Centers / TSA
-
State DOT's
-
Transit Rail
-
State Suicide Prevention Programs
-
Work with Homeless Outreach
-
Athletic Events Near or Over Tracks
-
Other Highway Rail Safety Programs
-
-
RAT Training
-
Eight Hours of Rail Specific Training
-
Basic Railroading
-
Suicide Awareness
-
Worldwide Rail Terrorism Awareness
-
Reporting Procedures
-
-
Monthly Classroom Training
-
Monthly Field Exercises
-
Table Top Exercises
-
On-Line Classes
-
"Five Minutes of Fame" for Law Enforcement Roll Call
-
Aviation/Drone Integration & Reporting
-
Program Coordinator & Consultant
Meet Rich Gent, the program coordinator for the Rail Auxiliary Teams and a Rail Awareness Consultant.
-
Retired Naval Officer
- Intelligence
- Sensor Management
- Operational Security
- Counter-Terrorism
- Operational Planning
- Security Clearance
- NV POST Instructor
- FAA Part 107 Drone Pilot
- NV Terrorism Liaison Officer
- WCSO Instructor of the Year
- Operation Life Saver State Director
Purpose
- To have specifically trained teams that work to keep this vital National transportation system moving in support of this Nation.
- To reduce the chance of having to answer the question, "How could this have happened?"