Since 2002, ALERRT at Texas State has been awarded more than $72 million in state and federal grant funding, and has trained more than 130,000 law enforcement and fire officials nationwide in dynamic, force-on-force scenario-based training.

Core values

- **Improves Response to Active Shooter Events**: ALERRT provides training and research that enhances the response to active shooter events, which can significantly reduce the number of people shot or killed and improve survivability rates[1][4].
- **Stress Resiliency and Tactical Proficiency**: The use of VR-based training helps in developing stress resiliency and improving tactical proficiency among law enforcement personnel, which is crucial for managing high-stress situations effectively[1].
- **Community Safety**: By training law enforcement to handle critical incidents better, ALERRT contributes to enhanced community safety and well-being.
- **Research and Best Practices**: The organization's research and dissemination of best practices help in improving the overall response to active shooter events, which has a positive impact on community safety and public health.