The Mid-Valley
Threat Assessment System (STAS)
Thank you for your inquiry about the Mid-Valley Threat Assessment System.
This website provides the basic information regarding our Student Threat Assessment System or STAS, our Student Threat Assessment Team or STAT, and our adult Threat Advisory Team or TAT.
The Student Threat Assessment System is a multi-agency structure
located in Salem, Oregon, but serving the mid-Willamette Valley in
Oregon.
The system operates within a community that has centralized
education resources, risk management and security resources, public
mental health and the presence of law enforcement.
It has been adapted
to address the rural communities with limited resources or resources
contracted through providers located in urban centers.
The adult Advisory Team is a multi-agency collaboration addressing
threats of violence for the adult population throughout the region.
We are available to consult with school districts and communities
on the development of a Student Threat Assessment System and/or the
adult Threat Advisory Team; however, we strongly suggest consideration
of the formation of both teams, as schools and communities have clearly
been the target of violence from both youth and adults.
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Assessing Student Threats: Implementing the Salem-Keizer System
From the reviewers:
"[Assessing Student Threats] takes all of the cutting-edge knowledge that is out there, builds a meaningful model, and makes it accessible, functional, and essential for today's schools."
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"After being in a class ... I followed up by ordering this book and I'm glad I did. I'd recommend this to any Security/Safety director and their staff for reading."
View Appendix 1 and 2
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