Safety is the name of the game at our annual EVOC or Emergency Vehicle Operator Course training, at our Tinker Drive facility. The program helps perfect special driving skills used during demanding patrol conditions. (Video credit Sgt. Williams) #EVOCTraining #BCSOStrong | Bibb County Sheriff's Office

1.4K views · 389 reactions | A look at our #EVOC training last week.  Emergency Vehicle Operations Course is a class with both classroom and track time, focused on emergency vehicle driving techniques to aide deputies in safe and quick emergency response. #EVOC #deputies #squadcar #driving #dodgecharger | McHenry County Sheriff's Office | Facebook

EVOC (Emergency Vehicle Operation Course) training with the Cadets of Academy 84, Nevada Department of Public Safety. Graduation for the Academy is tomorrow, May 9, in Reno. Of the 14 graduates, five will continue on to the Nevada Highway Patrol (NHP) Advanced Academy and nine will move forward to the Nevada Parole and Probation (NPP) Division Advanced Academy. dps.nv.gov/jobs | Nevada State Police

Our deputies take Emergency Vehicle Operations (EVO) training seriously. 🚔 This hands-on course sharpens their driving skills, improves response times, and ensures every pursuit and call for service is handled with the highest level of safety and precision. Instructor Barton walks us through the course and shares how this training helps deputies build confidence behind the wheel and stay prepared to protect our community every day. #WarrickCountySheriff #EVOC #Training #LawEnforcement | Warrick

EVOC (Emergency Vehicle Operation Course) is one of the most challenging and also one of the most enjoyable courses in the Nevada State Police Academy. Cadets with Academy 100 completed this weeklong training to become proficient in safely handling emergency vehicles to provide the highest level of public safety services on Nevada’s roadways. www.NevadaStatePolice.com | Nevada State Police

Earlier this month, our patrol deputies put their driving skills to the test — running through PIT maneuvers, precision backing, collision avoidance, and perception–reaction drills. Our EVOC cadre not only leads these training blocks, but also stays current on evolving best practices and case law, ensuring deputies are prepared for the realities of emergency driving. In 2024, deputies logged nearly 2.6 million miles between patrol, the courts, and the jail. Driving is a core part of our daily op

7.6K views · 183 reactions | Bibb County Sheriff's Office Sgt. Jason Jones navigates a high speed driving course during Emergency Vehicle Operator Course training. The E.V.O.C. program helps perfect special driving skills used during demanding patrol conditions. #SwornToProtect #BCSOStrong | Bibb County Sheriff's Office | Facebook

This week our recruits put their driving skills to the test. EVOC is a truly demanding week but also one of the more unforgetable experiences of the academy. Our recruits drive a low-speed precision course; A High Center of Gravity Course (HCOG) and then the high-speed Pursuit Course. Thank you RRCJA for your hospitatlity this week. Keep up the hard work 24-01. You're almost at the half way mark! #NKCO #APD #EVOC | Hanover County Sheriff's Office