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The Special Response Team is the division's version of SWAT. The team was first developed in 1990 and became fully The tests consist of timed sit-ups, push-ups, a 1.5 mile run, bench press, pull-ups with 35lb. weight attached and grip strength. Members must be able to work as a team and exercise sound judgment abilities. Once selected to the SRT Unit, candidates receive the best training available. Most current members of the Division's SRT have received specialized training by the Miami-MetroDade SRT Unit. Until recently, MetroDade's SRT was the only full time unit in the country. Many members have received further specialized training in areas such as chemical agents, special weapons, team movements, etc.
The SRT Unit trains on a regular basis monthly. Training consists of weapons qualifications, practice building searches and building entries as well as other scenarios. The unit's snipers train additionally in different weather and lighting conditions to maintain their marksmanship. All members of the SRT Unit must be willing and ready to
The Oregon Special Response Team vehicle allows team members to safely arrive at their destination. The vehicle is always loaded with the specialized tools and equipment that the team may need at a moments notice. |
operational at the end of 1991. The team is a well-trained and highly-motivated unit and serves the Oregon Community in high risk situations. To be selected to the SRT Unit candidates must be able to perform a rigorous physical testing process regardless of age.
respond to any situation twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week via a special paging system. The Oregon Police Special Response Team was developed to counter incidents which are beyond the normal manpower, training, equipment and time capabilities of the existing patrol force to control. Incidents that may meet this definition are, but are not limited, to the following: