The Special Tactical Operations (STOP) Team is a rigorously trained and specially equipped tactical unit charged with executing some of the most dangerous law enforcement missions conducted by the Massachusetts State Police and its partner local and federal agencies.

The Special Emergency Response Team (S.E.R.T.) is a specialized division operating within the Field Operations division of the State Police. Comprised of...

S.E.R.T. is segmented into four basic components: Entry Team, Sierra Team (Sniper/Observer) and Delta Team (Tactical Command Post Operations) and a separate medical cadre (Gold Team). The Gold Team is led by a full-time tactical deputy and is made up of 5 to7 doctors who are either Sheriff's Office Reserves or Technical Volunteers.

The mission of the Special Emergency Reaction Team (SERT) is the preservation of life and property during critical incidents and high-risk operations. SERT provides tactical response and expertise in support of all branches of the organization.

The Erie County Sheriff’s office Special Emergency Response Team, or SERT, is an elite unit consisting of members from various divisions within the office. Like most law enforcement agencies, the team is considered a “part-time” unit, made up of volunteer personnel who perform their regular duties in addition to their SERT duties.

The SERT Team has the primary responsibility of responding to hostage situations, barricaded criminals, the execution of high risk search warrants, arrest warrant service, and other situations which exceed the scope of standard law enforcement officers tactics, training, and resources.

The Benton County Sheriff’s Office Detention Center houses a dedicated team, known as the Special Emergency Response Team (SERT), responsible for riot control, centralized cell extractions, drug/weapon interdiction, and specialized operations within the facility.

Sheriff’s Emergency Response Team (SERT) The Sheriff’s Emergency Response Team is highly trained in tactical response for high-risk or emergency situations. SERT is utilized only after all other methods of resolving an emergency situation have been exhausted.

The Jail Division’s Security Emergency Response and Tactics (SERT) Team was founded under the administration of Sheriff Hal McKinney in 1983 in response to the ever-increasing challenges imposed by overcrowded conditions and a swelling incarcerated persons population.

The Franklin County Sheriff’s Emergency Response Team (SERT) is a specialized trained group within Franklin County Sheriff Office that provides tactical support to SWAT operations. The SERT team members are trained in Basic and advance SWAT techniques.