While in this position she co- developed a threat assessment program that is now being used by the Circuit Court Judges in Natrona County before they consider protection orders being issued. She has been instrumental in educating the School District in Natrona County on school safety and threat assessments for school violence. She is a 2006 graduate of Gavin DeBecker and Associates Advanced Threat Assessment and Management Academy in Lake Arrowhead, California and is certified as a threat assessment specialist. Lorrie holds a certification from the National Center for Crisis Management as being a Board Certified Emergency Crisis Responder and is a Professional member of that association.

Lorrie is certified through the Mediation Training Institute  (MTI) as a Mediator and mediation trainer and performs mediations for businesses and personal situations needing mediation to help solve interpersonal issues in the workplace or civil discrepancies.

She has co-hosted five 40 hour victim services academies in Casper along with the Casper Police Departments Victim Services Coordinator and several threat assessment seminars and critical incident classes for students from around the state. She has been educating Police Dispatchers and Law Enforcement Officers in the areas of Critical incident Stress and Domestic Violence Dynamics for the last five years. 

Lorrie is currently a Police Officers Standards Training (POST) Certified Trainer for the State of Wyoming in areas of Domestic Violence, Threat Assessment, Critical Incident Stress, Victim Services, Crisis Intervention, Search and Rescue Management Systems and Search and Rescue Fundamentals. As well as working with Law Enforcement on her daily job, she has volunteered for the Wyoming Search and Rescue Association as their K9 Chair and works a certified search dog. She wrote the current WYSAR Statewide Search Dog Standards and Lorrie is very proud to say ( according to public meeting minutes), the State Search and Rescue Council of Wyoming has paid out almost $36,000.00 through their approved training budget on training K9 handlers from around the state to these standards and certifications. She is on the Wyoming State Search and Rescue’s Training Cadre and hosts a 40 hour academy each year for search dogs and their handlers, certifies search dogs from around the state and teaches Incident Command Systems (ICS), navigation, scent theory, search theory and lost person behavior. She is a Lead Evaluator for the National Search and Rescue Association (NASAR) and has helped in certifying over 400 Wyoming search and rescue volunteers to date.