“It’s wonderful to have such an exceptional facility on the east side of the state. It will provide training for multiple jurisdictions and will increase the knowledge base and skill levels statewide,” said Monica Alexander, Executive Director for the Washington State…
Our Public Safety team has been out and about this past month! At the Bianchi Cup, Vice President Mike Stilwell presented the Law Enforcement Champion trophy to the top Law Enforcement shooter in the competition, Bruce Piatt. The Civilian Marksmanship Program hosted the…
Bobby Cummings, PE, DBIA, was recently elected to a three-year term to serve on the Board of Directors for the International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (IALEFI). The Board of Directors manages the organization, who are elected among active…
Clark Nexsen received a Bronze Award from OFFICER Magazine as part of their 2022 Officer Station Design Awards (OSDA) program for the Loudoun County Public Safety Firing Range. The program recognizes projects with outstanding architecture and design from law enforcement and…
Clark Nexsen, doing business as CNOBG Design Group PC, is bringing its experience and expertise to the ongoing upgrades at the Dwyer Hill Training Center facilities in Ottawa, Canada. Used by the Canadian Armed Forces, the $1 billion project – one of the largest Clark Nexsen has ever been involved in – will modernize the…
Danny Walker, AIA, DBIA, Principal, has been re-appointed to a one-year term as a member of the Volunteer Law Enforcement Officer Alliance (VLEOA) Board of Advisors. As part of the leadership of VLEOA, he will continue to help the organization…
Danny Walker, AIA, DBIA, recently participated in an interview for an international research study focused on volunteer law enforcement. Led by Drs. Ross Wolf, Iain Britton, and Carol Borland Jones of the University of Central Florida, the study is titled…
Law Enforcement United’s annual Road to Hope bicycle ride looked different this year, but it remained deeply meaningful for all who participated. This was my fourth time volunteering to support cyclists on the Road to Hope, which honors law enforcement…
In the following, Danny Walker, Bobby Cummings, and Mike Stilwell discuss our history, how public safety design has changed, and what’s most important in training facilities for the future: Our history: One day in 1988, Clark Nexsen project manager Tom…
Danny Walker recently completed training to receive professional designation in Basic Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) from the National Institute of Crime Prevention. The proper design and effective use of the built environment can lead to a reduction in the fear…
From first responders to private citizens, access to indoor and outdoor firing ranges that are well-equipped for firearms training is a highly sought after commodity. These ranges are critical spaces for educating firearms users about safe shooting practices, firearms care,…
Clark Nexsen Public Safety joined representatives of Loudoun County Government and Branch Builds at a special luncheon in August to honor the new Loudoun County Indoor Firearms Training Facility, located outside of Leesburg, VA. Replacing an existing, obsolete outdoor facility,…