In November 2024, Elizabeth Adams, an Emergency Response Specialist for the Maryland-National Capital Region Emergency Response System (MDERS), was recognized by the Prince George’s County Police Department (PGPD) for her outstanding contributions to training excellence and innovation.

Elizabeth played a pivotal role in developing and implementing a modernized law enforcement training program aimed at enhancing patrol scenario training (PST). This innovative approach, detailed in the MDERS article “Enhancing Patrol Scenario Training: A New Era of Law Enforcement Testing”, focuses on advancing the preparedness and tactical proficiency of patrol officers through realistic, scenario-based exercises.

The award underscores Elizabeth’s commitment to fostering a culture of continuous improvement and professional development within the law enforcement community. Her work has not only improved training outcomes but has also set a new standard for the advancement of scenario-based training programs.

Congratulations to Elizabeth for this well-deserved recognition of her expertise and dedication to advancing public safety in our region!