Any questions about the class should be directed to the presenter.
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Law Enforcement Tactical Handgun/Shotgun Course
Description: During this course the students will gain experience conducting various handgun and shotgun shooting drills covering the four-step draw, ground defense, multiple threats, cover and concealment, moving targets, unstable platforms just to name a few. For further information, go to www.schenckschooingschool.com
AGENCY INFORMATION
Financial Planning & Retirement Readiness
Description: The presentation contains important financial information for the Law Enforcement professional. In addition to retirement issues, the course speaks to goal setting and decision making, which have significant financial impact during your career as well as preparing you for your job and in your personal finances. SPOUSES ARE WELCOME!!!!!!!!!
Date: September 29, 2022
Time: 09:00 A.M
Location: Tecumseh Church of God
210 W Washington Tecumseh, Ok 74873 CLEET Hours: 8
CLEET Catalog Number: 21-0817
Class Limit: 30
Cost: Free
Instructor: Ken Stafford
Animals and Older Adults: The Link between Animal Abuse, Domestic Violence and the Elderly and Disabled
Description: The age-old concept that cruelty to animals often serves as an indicator and predictor of interpersonal, family, and community violence has particular relevance for adult protective services, eldercare and social services agencies working with older and disabled populations. Among the many barriers impeding the ability of domestic violence survivors to escape, threats and acts of cruelty to their animals are now widely recognized as significant factors. These acts of coercive control and emotional extortion, and the challenges of escaping with pets, prevent many women from leaving abusive relationships. The morning session will detail The LINK that connects animal abuse as a marker for elder/disabled abuse, domestic violence and child maltreatment, with a particular focus on eldercare and animal hoarding issues. We will describe innovations in academic research, public policy and organizational programming in these areas, with emphasis on specific strategies, animal-assisted interventions and best practices for providing more effective collaborative services that protect all victims of family violence. After a lunch break, we’ll put these concepts into action with a highly interactive exercise to help participants better understand these issues, empathize with the plight of victims, and better serve their needs.
Date: September 29, 2022 Time: 09: 00 AM - 03: 00 PM Location: Marriott Tulsa Hotel Southern Hills Silver Oak B 1902 E 71st St Tulsa, OK 74136 CLEET Hours: 5 CLEET Catalog Number: 22-31982 Cost: Free
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De-escalation Instructor
Description: This course focuses on a real-world approach to communicating tactfully, which will allow you as an instructor to provide a baseline for your officers that will reduce liability, promote a professional image, build a rapport, and even save lives. This training is a hands on scenario based course that gets you as the instructor involved in classroom participation that will provide results. This instructor course delivers to you the necessary skills of persuasion that you can demonstrate to your officers. The course is a necessity for any law enforcement agency looking to expand on the ever changing expectations of communication. The strategies from this course will provide you with an effective blueprint to solve potentially unreceptive situations before they erupt. These are techniques every officer should have as a resource. This course has also been recognized and approved by the DOJ for the Cops Grant. Course content: Promoting a professional image
Date: October 3rd – 5th 2022 Time: 0800-1700 Location: Oklahoma City Fire Department Training Center 850 North Portland Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73107 CLEET Hours: 24 Hours CLEET Catalog Number: 0S-3559 Cost: $350.00
AGENCY INFORMATION Chief Prince Morgan 405-297-3584
Training Provider is Blue Shield Tactical Systems LLC. Students must register at Blueshieldtactical.com
Royce Gracie Law Enforcement Instructor
Description: G.R.A.C.I.E. is the defensive tactics and weapons retention course created by the legendary MMA pioneer Royce Gracie. Royce earned his title by defeating his opponents using Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, proving the effective-ness of leverage and technique over strength and size. Royce has incorporated these defensive tactics into a comprehensive training course specifically designed for law enforcement. Like many skills, defensive tactics are perishable; therefore the G.R.A.C.I.E. pro-gram is the “only” defensive tactics programs that truly get officers to properly defend their weapons in any and all altercations. The course is 6 hours per day for 4 consecutive days. At the end of the course, instructors must be able to demonstrate and teach the moves in order to receive certification.
AGENCY INFORMATION Patrol Rifle Operator School Description: Give officers the skills and knowledge to operate and deploy a patrol rifle. Prerequisite: Certified Officers To enroll contact: Alysha.maxwell@cleet.state.ok.us
AGENCY INFORMATION Law Enforcement Effective Report Writing
Description: This 4-hour, hands-on course will provide skills needed to effectively communicate the Police officer’s report in an organized and clear manner. Instructor-D.A. Investigator Steve Tanio **CALL NW TECH AT 580-327-0344 TO ENROLL
AGENCY INFORMATION Red Dot Transition (8 hour) DESCRIPTION: Pistol red dots are the wave of the future, and many law enforcement officers are transitioning to them. This CLEET-accredited, 8-hour course will cover the transition from shooting a pistol equipped with iron sights to shooting a pistol fitted with a red dot. We will review the advantages of a red dot, mounting systems, dot options, and dot failures. Note: We recommend checking with your agency to ensure this class meets the required standards for red dot qualification. REQUIRED EQUIPMENT: Register at: https://www.greensdefensivesolutions.com/registration AGENCY INFORMATION Milo-On Target Description: Using the Milo Range realistic simulator training system, officers can sharpen their skills in recognizing potentially dangerous situations, use of force, judgment, and potential threats using realistic scenarios. Save money, no firearms or ammunition needed.
AGENCY INFORMATION
Supervising with Purpose Description: A comprehensive look for Supervisors to improve output and performance. Creating a positive work environment for subordinates and improve leadership. By Creator and Author Earl Morrison, Assistant Director of CLEET. TO REGISTER EMAIL: alysha.maxwell@cleet.state.ok.us, Please provide cleet # Agency Information Bulletproofing DUI / DWI Investigations
Description: The rationale behind creating this 8-hour course is based upon the need to better prepare for officers to ensure a conviction through proper handling of DUI/DWI offenses from the street to the courtroom. Of all the traffic stops conducted, one of the most important in preventing serious injuries and death to the public is DUI enforcement. While obtaining DRE and SFST certifications are important, what is usually lost is the art of thoroughly crafting a report that is “bulletproof” against cross-examination in court. Through interaction with students, this class will address deficiencies in their investigations to ensure the successful prosecution of their cases. The students will participate through open and honest discussions about their experiences. Students will participate in vignettes during the one-day class. We find that officers will have an increase in confidence as well as an improvement in DWI/DUI documentation after attending this program. Often times officers become hesitant of drunk driving enforcement due to not having enough experience and knowledge. This course will improve overall performance and allow for increased prosecutions in the courtroom. This is a course that every patrol officer should have on their resume.
AGENCY INFORMATION Training Provider is Blue Shield Tactical Systems LLC. Law Enforcement PepperBall Description: Explore safety guidelines, targeting, and identification of different types and uses of PepperBall®.
AGENCY INFORMATION BASIC SRO COURSE
Description: This 40-hour course is designed for any Law Enforcement officer or School Administrator working in an education environment. The course emphasizes three main areas of instruction: Functioning as a police officer in the school setting, working as a resource and problem solver, and Developing teaching skills. Register at WWW. NASRO.ORG
Date: October 10th -14th, 2022
Time: 0800-1700
Location: Glenpool Conference Center
12205 S. Yukon Ave
Glenpool OK, 74033 CLEET Hours: 40 hours CLEET Catalog Number: OS-6797 Cost: $495.00 Report Writing – Preparing Reports for Criminal Prosecution
Description: This course will be a four-hour CLEET continuing education course intended for Certified Peace Officers. The course will cover various topics related to writing credible, clear, and effective reports. Information will be presented in a lecture environment. Information will be presented to attendees regarding where the report begins and ends. Often in Law Enforcement the report begins well before law enforcement becomes involved. The course will cover formatting tips for ODIS reports and criminal affidavits. Attendees will learn how to search for elements of crimes, the jury instructions for crimes, and what Prosecutors expect when criminal reports are submitted to them for prosecution. Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled or ahoneyman@nwtech.edu AGENCY INFORMATION
Practical Firearms with Force on Force Training Description: Learn the appropriate use of force through realistic, real-life scenarios. Utilizing Use of Force Training Simulator and Simulation handguns for Force on Force training. This course will students to go hands-on with each other for realistic scenario training to learn what works and doesn’t work in potentially dangerous situations. Attendees need to dress comfortably with long pants, hoodie and gloves that can manipulate a handgun. *** $20.00 cost for UTM ammunition used. All other protective equipment will be provided, which includes full head, neck, throat, pelvic protection. Instructor-D.A. Investigator Steve Tanio CALL NW TECH AT 580-327-0344 TO ENROLL AGENCY INFORMATION De-escalation for Law Enforcement Description: The purpose of this training is to provide law enforcement officers with guidelines on the mindset of de-escalation as it relates to all interactions that an officer may have. The provided information should aid the participant in using de-escalation skills, techniques, and tactics in all law enforcement operations, where doing so does not compromise the safety of officers, other persons, or where there is danger of significant property damage. The course meets the statutory requirement for continuing education addressed in 70 O.S. § 3311.4 (Mental Health) AGENCY INFORMATION StopStick Technique Description: Explore proper deployment of a StopStick® to hinder a vehicle during a pursuit, as well as storage, replacement, and maintenance procedures.
AGENCY INFORMATION Financial Planning & Retirement Readiness
Description: The presentation contains important financial information for the Law Enforcement professional. In addition to retirement issues, the course speaks to goal setting and decision making, which have significant financial impact during your career as well as preparing you for your job and in your personal finances. SPOUSES ARE WELCOME!!!!!!!!!
Date: 10-13-2022
Time: 09:00 A.M
Location: City Hall
122 S Main Waurika, Ok CLEET Hours: 8
CLEET Catalog Number: 21-0817
Class Limit: 20
Cost: Free
Instructor: Ken Stafford
AGENCY INFORMATION
Reserve Academy Coordinator School Description: Reserve Academy Coordinator School Pre-Requisite: Must be Active full-time and BID certified To register, please email: Alysha.maxwell@cleet.state.ok.us
AGENCY INFORMATION Crime Scene Investigations for First Responders
Description: The course is designed for commissioned officers, specifically for the first responding officers that arrive on a crime scene prior to any investigators and deal with the initial threats. The purpose of this course is to introduce the basic understanding of the first responder’s responsibilities in dealing with crime scenes and to broaden the understanding of basic crime scene investigative responsibilities. The basic crime scene responsibilities include: how to handle and document evidence on scene, ideas on what to do or not to do with evidence, how to document scenes with photographs, sketches, and ideas on report writing. This course will not certify first responders in any specific area, but is a general introductory course for crime scene investigations.
Date: Thursday October 13, 2022
Time: 0800-1600
Location: Expo Center
924 west Missouri
Walters, OK 73572 CLEET Hours: 8 CLEET Catalog Number: 21-4112
Cost: FREE
AGENCY INFORMATION
Lindsey Adamson
lindsey.adamson@osbi.ok.gov (best way to contact)
580-606-6308
FLETC Active Shooter Threat Training Program Description: The ASTTP is a dynamic, hands-on training program designed to equip law enforcement officers and agents with the knowledge and skills required to successfully end an active threat event. The ASTTP will prepare students to employ Active Shooter Threat Tactics through dynamic, interactive drills and scenario-based training. This intensive and challenging program covers a variety of tactical subjects for responding officers including Single Officer Response Tactics, Limited Penetration Tactics, Tactical Medical Training, Multiple Officer Response and Link-Up Procedures, Response to an Explosive Hazard, and Post Shooting Considerations. Candidates will be evaluated on their ability to perform skills and tactics in the role of an initial responding officer during a practical exercise. Limited to 10 (ten) participants ONLY CLEET CERTIFIED OFFICERS, must be able to participate in intensive training lasting up to ten hours per day. Must be in good physical condition with no medical restrictions. Appropriate wear (BDU, agency t-shirt (long sleeve or short sleeve), boots, etc.).
CALL NW TECH AT 580-327-0344 TO ENROLL AGENCY INFORMATION Under Standing PTS(D) Description: Basic understanding of PTS(D). How it’s diagnosed and treated. The student will better understand therapy and what to expect when seeking it. This class is about developing resilience to everyday stressors that Law Enforcement deal with and breaking the stigma to ask for help. Email to register for the class. Open to 25 students. AGENCY INFORMATION Crisis Negotiators of Oklahoma (CNOK) Fall Call Out
Description: The day will consist of an out-of-state crisis negotiation case study and a scenario based training exercise. Training will begin at 8:30a. Teams participating in the scenarios are asked to arrive at 07:30a to set up their equipment.
Register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/crisis-negotiators-of-oklahoma-cnok-fall-call-out-training-event-tickets-399183116447 AGENCY INFORMATION Realistic De-Escalation Description: Compare and contrast sources of escalation and societal views on de-escalation. Practice a scenario-based approach to aid with mastering this valuable skill.
AGENCY INFORMATION FBI – LEEDA Executive Leadership Institute Description: The Executive Leadership Institute (ELI) is part three of the three-step leadership series that makes up the FBI-LEEDA Trilogy. This cutting-edge program is designed for executive-level law enforcement leaders and focuses on the challenges facing our profession today. This highly interactive program follows the FBI-LEEDA "Cops Talking to Cops" model of professional development. The Institute uses a wide range of source materials and calls upon participants' own professional experience to facilitate individual development and learning. The following is a list of topics covered in the ELI program; Trends in law enforcement, implications of the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing, Public trust and legitimacy, bias and diversity, Employee wellness, Power, transformational leadership, social and emotional intelligence. Date: October 17-21, 2022 Register at fbileeda.org AGENCY INFORMATION Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Training Description: The Crisis Intervention Team program is a community effort partnering both police officers and the community together for common goals of safety, understanding and service to individuals with mental illness and their families. Officers participate in a 5-day, 40-hour CIT training program. The professional provider community has recognized the need and efficacy of the CIT program and has partnered with law enforcement in providing the most effective training material possible. The training program consists of several classes taught by a variety of instructors including a Psychiatrist, a Substance Abuse Specialist, Social Workers, Police Officers and representatives from NAMI. Panel discussions with service providers from the Community Mental Health Centers are also included. This training prepares officers to safely de-escalate a crisis, determine the need for emergency treatment and get the consumer to professional treatment as quickly as possible. Register at: Sallisaw CIT AGENCY INFORMATION 2022 SW BSA & Financial Crimes Forum Description: The Oklahoma/Arkansas Chapter of IAFCI is pleased to announce the return of our in-person conference. This year’s conference will cover card skimming, atm jackpotting, social media frauds, ransomware attacks, and check kiting. Attendees will hear from speakers with first-hand knowledge of the topics they will be discussing. Lunch will be provided Registration Link: 2022 SW BSA & Financial Crimes Forum Tickets, Mon, Oct 17, 2022 at 8:00 AM | Eventbrite AGENCY INFORMATION Traffic Stops; The Next Step Description: This course will help the student identify difference types of traffic stops. How to further traffic stops by building Reasonable Suspicion/Probable Cause. Different ways to LEGALLY search a vehicle.
AGENCY INFORMATION Intermediate Rifle Description: Intermediate Rifle focuses on efficiency o movements, ready positions, application of fundamentals for maximum recoil control and accuracy, reloads, malfunction clearances, shooting from unconventional positions, moving while shooting, moving then shooting, and shooting, moving and communicating with a partner.
AGENCY INFORMATION PROACTIVE PATROL OFFICER DEVELOPMENT Description: A new kind of class designed to challenge officers.This two day class will lead officers through the ideas of successful proactive policing. Topics covered include; The importance of high level training, tactical care of critical injuries, patrol level management of sources of information within communities, proven high crime areas, officer safety, officer wellness, complexities of conspiracies, current trends of criminal behavior, and the latest of drug trafficking. Learning how to manage time to maximize effectiveness and efficiency is more important now than ever with most agencies struggling to meet staffing levels and crime on the rise. Proactive Law Enforcement activity is proven to lower crime rates and increase community support for Law Enforcement. The author of this course has been recognized nationally for case work related to some of these topics and is highly motivated to pass on knowledge to other officers to fight crime proactively. To Register visit leodenllc.com AGENCY INFORMATION Law Enforcement Mantracker – Level 1
Description: Presentation of basic visual tracking tactics, techniques and procedures related to: SAR, Crime Scene Investigation and Fugitive apprehension. To register: www.sptraininggroup.com AGENCY INFORMATION FBI LEEDA S.L.I. Description: Leadership Class
AGENCY INFORMATION Basic Field Training Officer School Description:Field Training Officers train and evaluate career candidates in preparation for solo duty in law enforcement, corrections, and communications. Our Basic 3 Day School will provide the new FTO with the tools necessary to train and evaluate career candidates during the field training process. NAFTO's Basic FTO School is a nationally recognized model for preparing experienced patrol officers for a career in field training. The San Jose Model, Reno Model, and Modified San Jose Model are discussed. The course focuses on the FTO themselves, and how they can improve their interpersonal and instruction skills to increase trainee retention. The classes incorporate a variety of learning activities, including group work, case law discussion, and video scenarios. This 24-hour class covers such topics as Intro to FTO, Adult Learning, Generational Leadership, Standardized Evaluations Guidelines, Ethics, Equal Opportunity Employment, Civil Liability, and Officer Safety. Each block of study is directed at the Field Training Officer, and ways to improve their teaching, work product, and approach to today’s Officer in Training. Information includes motivating different generations of trainees, career survival for the FTO, and liability pertaining to evaluations. Unlike most schools, NAFTO does not focus on a single model of field training. NAFTO offers techniques and skills that can be applied within any training model. NAFTO is a 501(c)3 non-profit educational and professional association concerned with apprenticeship training. To Register go to: https://www.nafto.org/training-classes
For invoicing and W9’s, please contact: Member Services: memberservices@nafto.org Payment can be remitted to: NAFTO AGENCY INFORMATION Please Note: This class is interactive and hands-on. It is a requirement that you bring a laptop, tablet, or other device on which you can view and complete PDF documents. It is very beneficial to bring a copy of your agency's Standardized Evaluation Guidelines and Daily or Weekly Observation Report with you to class. Armored Rescue Vehicle Operations Description: Upon completion of this class, the participants will have a solid, foundational understanding of the history, concepts, principles and current law enforcement applications for operating their armored vehicles safely in urban or rural terrain.
Date: October 24-26, 2022
Time: 0800
Location: Moore Norman Technology Center
4701 12th Ave NW Norman, OK 73069 CLEET Hours: 24 CLEET Catalog Number: 22-31919
Cost: $550 per student
AGENCY INFORMATION
Captain Shon Elroy, Cleveland County Sheriff Office
selroy@clevelandcountyok.com
405-642-5171 or 405-801-5761
Water Enforcement Tactics (WET School) Description: Water Enforcement Tactics will give you the basic knowledge to assist in surviving a potential violent encounter should it enter the water. AGENCY INFORMATION Crime Scene Investigations for First Responders Description: The course is designed for commissioned officers, specifically for the first responding officers that arrive on a crime scene prior to any investigators and deal with the initial threats. The purpose of this course is to introduce the basic understanding of the first responder’s responsibilities in dealing with crime scenes and to broaden the understanding of basic crime scene investigative responsibilities. The basic crime scene responsibilities include: how to handle and document evidence on scene, ideas on what to do or not to do with evidence, how to document scenes with photographs, sketches, and ideas on report writing. This course will not certify first responders in any specific area, but is a general introductory course for crime scene investigations. AGENCY INFORMATION RADAR & LIDAR Instructor Certification
Description: This 40-hour National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and Multi-State Peace Officer Standards & Training Certified Course instructs and certifies veteran police officers as RADAR & LIDAR Instructors. AGENCY INFORMATION TRAFFIC STOPS; SHOOTING DECISIONS WITH LIVE ROLE PLAY Description: Students will receive classroom instruction related to traffic stops, as well as federal case law rulings, and Oklahoma state law related to the use of deadly force. Appropriate use of force will be demonstrated through realistic, real-life scenarios both on the Ti Firearms Training Simulator, and in live role play scenarios. The training simulator is a high-definition video system on three screens, combined with high-tech weapon simulation. The TI Simulator will cause the student to become immersed into the scene which will increase their heart rate, breathing and emotional level as they learn to properly deal with potentially dangerous situations. Simulations can include highly charged/graphic scenarios and potentially offensive language. Training room is large enough to use a patrol vehicle inside. Students should come to this training course in their everyday work attire. It is imperative to the training process to train like you would fight in real life, if forced and justified to use force, including deadly force. Accordingly, students should bring all gear such as their gun belts, handcuffs, handcuff key, and ballistic vest. Due to equipment use(Force-on-Force) Ammunition there is a $25.00 charge per student, per class payable in the front office on the day of training, or your agency could be invoiced (W-9 available on request) Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled. AGENCY INFORMATION
PHILL CHALMERS COUNTER HOMICIDE TRAINING Description: PROFILING TEEN KILLERS, SCHOOL SHOOTERS, MASS MURDERS AND SERIAL KILLERS To register go to Eventbrite.com, search “Phil Chalmers” and the city of the training, to pay by check, send an email to BOOKPHILCHALMERS@GMAIL.COM AGENCY INFORMATION Low Light Pistol Description: Equip your SG/PS or LE with the skills necessary to operate effectively in low light conditions. Discover the proper use of low light equipment selection, search techniques, custody and control, engagement, and post engagement techniques. You are required to supply 150 rounds of new ammunition, flashlights or weapon-mounted light, duty belt with holster, 2 mags and holders, and PPE. CLEET approved 4-hours CE. Class is held at TCSO Range.
AGENCY INFORMATION Profiling Teen Killers, School Shooters, Mass Murders and Serial Killers Description: Causes, Warning signs, Triggers, Modus Opernadi, and Signatures Featuring Invertivews (Live) with Serial Killers and School Shooters AGENCY INFORMATION Interactions with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Description: Topics include: What is Autism Spectrum Disorder, Recognizing Autism Spectrum Disorder, How to handle interactions with individuals on the spectrum, The difference between tantrums and meltdowns, Interviewing individuals on the spectrum and many other areas of interest.
AGENCY INFORMATION Death Scenes & the First Responder Description:This 8 hour class is designed for patrol officers as well as investigators, and focuses on techniques for responding to and maintaining death scenes. The emphasis is on how things that happen in the first few minutes of a scene can direct the course of the investigation and potentially impact the case months or even years later. The class will include a review of basic forensic pathology and case studies of actual scenes in order to provide the student with real-life scenarios. Enrollment can be made by sending an email or text message to the below contact information.
AGENCY INFORMATION Interactions with Autism Spectrum Disorder Description: As a law enforcement officer, you expect to give commands and ask questions and receive immediate responses. The population with autism spectrum disorder may not be able to respond immediately because of cognitive, physical, or other issues. According to the CDC, the prevalence of autism is increasing rapidly. The CDC now estimates that 1 in 44 children have autism spectrum disorder. With this course, you will obtain knowledge about autism spectrum disorder and ways to handle contacts. Topics covered include what is autism spectrum disorder, recognizing autism spectrum disorder, de-escalation techniques, tantrums vs. meltdowns, interviewing, and more. LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED BY GRAND LAKE MENTAL HEALTH Register: Contact Cory Sutton at cory.sutton@odmhsas.org
AGENCY INFORMATION Interactions with Autism Spectrum Disorder Description: As a law enforcement officer, you expect to give commands and ask questions and receive immediate responses. The population with autism spectrum disorder may not be able to respond immediately because of cognitive, physical, or other issues. According to the CDC, the prevalence of autism is increasing rapidly. The CDC now estimates that 1 in 44 children have autism spectrum disorder. With this course, you will obtain knowledge about autism spectrum disorder and ways to handle contacts. Topics covered include what is autism spectrum disorder, recognizing autism spectrum disorder, de-escalation techniques, tantrums vs. meltdowns, interviewing, and more. LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED BY GRAND LAKE MENTAL HEALTH Register: Contact Cory Sutton at cory.sutton@odmhsas.org
AGENCY INFORMATION Introduction to Drug Analysis and Toxicology
Description: This class will cover what the Drug Unit and Toxicology Unit does with the evidence once it is submitted to the OSBI, proper packaging and submission for both units. Then the officers will go into each lab and work a mock case with an analyst. Space is limited, 20 seats available per session. (this is due to the number of criminalist we have available to work with the officers in the lab). To enroll Email: melissa.cavazos@osbi.ok.gov AGENCY INFORMATION Supervising with Purpose Description: A comprehensive look for Supervisors to improve output and performance. Creating a positive work environment for subordinates and improve leadership. By Creator and Author Earl Morrison, Assistant Director of CLEET. TO REGISTER, EMAIL: alysha.maxwell@cleet.state.ok.us
Agency Information Law Enforcement Tactical Low Light Course
Description: During this course the students will gain experience conducting various shooting drills in low light environment with and without flashlights. Students will also learn various room clearing techniques in low light environment with a force one force exercise. For further information, go to www.schenckschooingschool.com
AGENCY INFORMATION Successful Child Abuse Investigations
Description: This 8-hour course will provide skills needed to effectively conduct child abuse investigations. Instructor-D.A. Investigator Steve Tanio
CALL NW TECH AT 580-327-0344 TO ENROLL AGENCY INFORMATION Defensive Pistol Description: Defensive pistol focuses on recoil, reloads, malfunction clearances, shooting from conventional and unconventional positions, shooting while moving, moving then shooting, and safely moving around others in dynamic situations.
AGENCY INFORMATION Law Enforcement Handcuffing Description: Learn basic handcuffing philosophies and techniques used by law enforcement personnel, such as speed cuffing and partner cuffing/restraint methods typically used in felony take-down situations. You will be exposed to multiple handcuff application and removal techniques. Liability and relevant case law will also be covered.
AGENCY INFORMATION Interactions with Autism Spectrum Disorder Description: As a law enforcement officer, you expect to give commands and ask questions and receive immediate responses. The population with autism spectrum disorder may not be able to respond immediately because of cognitive, physical, or other issues. According to the CDC, the prevalence of autism is increasing rapidly. The CDC now estimates that 1 in 44 children have autism spectrum disorder. With this course, you will obtain knowledge about autism spectrum disorder and ways to handle contacts. Topics covered include what is autism spectrum disorder, recognizing autism spectrum disorder, de-escalation techniques, tantrums vs. meltdowns, interviewing, and more. LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED BY GRAND LAKE MENTAL HEALTH Register: Contact Cory Sutton at cory.sutton@odmhsas.org
AGENCY INFORMATION FTO Train the Trainer Description: Taught by Tulsa County Sheriff, Sergeant Travis Jones, FTO Train the Trainer is designed for senior officers who wish to become training officers in the area of Field Operations. This course will prepare the training officer for the role of guiding and training new law enforcement officer to become fully functioning field officers within their agency. During the course, we will cover the documentation, training styles and steps needed to successfully train those new law enforcement officers specifically for their agency and for field operations. Topics will include why a structured field training program is needed, goals of a successful FTO program, documentation of daily observations, field notes, safety violations as well as possible remedial documentation and removal from the program when necessary. The training will be based on the San Jose Model FTO program. This training is intended for those wishing to become Field Training Officer that are experienced in field operations.
Course info website: https://www.oklahomasheriffs.org/event/fto-train-the-trainer-2/ Course registration website: https://www.oklahomasheriffs.org/event/fto-train-the-trainer-2/
AGENCY INFORMATION K-9 DECOY CLASS Description: Certified Decoy Instructors from Connecticut: Paul Hussy and Daniel Lane (NAPWADA certified trainers for narcotics and patrol, NNDDA certifying official in patrol and narcotics, Connecticut Post Certified Instructor K-9 teams) Itinerary:
If all participants could bring and decoy equipment that they are currently using to include sleeves, suits and any protective equipment they might have. A cup is recommended for the leg bite portion of the class.
AGENCY INFORMATION Advanced Law Enforcement Driver Training Description: This is a one day- 8 hour course designed to update law enforcement personnel with the knowledge of the legal aspects of law enforcement driving plus update them with the knowledge and skills unique to handling a vehicle in non-emergency mode, emergency mode and pursuit mode. Prerequisite: Basic Law Enforcement Driver Training Course. AGENCY INFORMATION
Report Writing – Preparing Reports for Criminal Prosecution
Description: This course will be a four-hour CLEET continuing education course intended for Certified Peace Officers. The course will cover various topics related to writing credible, clear, and effective reports. Information will be presented in a lecture environment. Information will be presented to attendees regarding where the report begins and ends. Often in Law Enforcement the report begins well before law enforcement becomes involved. The course will cover formatting tips for ODIS reports and criminal affidavits. Attendees will learn how to search for elements of crimes, the jury instructions for crimes, and what Prosecutors expect when criminal reports are submitted to them for prosecution. Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled or ahoneyman@nwtech.edu AGENCY INFORMATION Part 107 for First Responders Description: This course is designed to prepare officers to safely operate an unmanned aircarft and prepare for the certification exam prep.
Date: November 12, 2022 Time: 0830-1630 Location: Moore Norman Technology Center 4701 12th Ave NW
Norman, OK 73069 CLEET hours: 8 CLEET Catalog Number: 22-2336 Cost: $20 AGENCY INFORMATION
Christi Gum
christi.gum@mntc.edu
405.801.5813 Intermediate Pistol Techniques Description: Designed specifically for the PS/SG or LE officer interested in developing their handgun handling skills. Classroom topics include combat mindset, OODA loop, and situational awareness. Range topics include close quarter combat, action drills, shooting while moving, reloading under stress. You are required to supply 300 rounds of new ammunition, duty belt, holster, 2 mags, comfortable footwear, and PPE. Class is held at TCSO Range.
AGENCY INFORMATION Unmasking Hidden Facial Expressions
Description: The Unmasking Hidden Facial Expressions Course was designed to provide law enforcement with the tools to perform an aspect of policing that is severely lacking: Recognizing different types of facial expressions. Course content is based on scientific research that has been around for decades but unfortunately has been slow in making its way into the law enforcement community. This course will teach officers how to articulate the elements of the 7 universal emotions in the face and how to a recognize them when they occur in micro-facial and subtle facial expressions. Facial expression movements will be explained in a manner that is not only understandable but also will ensure that the officer attending is engaged. Attendees will learn how to recognize facial expressions that flash on the face between 1/25th and ½ second. During this class the officer will be instructed on emotions, the facial expressions themselves and how knowledge of the facial expressions can be used to assist in evaluating truthfulness and detecting deception. This course has been designed for everyone in law enforcement, as it has been taken by patrol officers, agents, investigators, conservation officers, sheriff’s officers, arson investigators, detectives and other LEOs on the local, state, and federal levels with various job titles and job descriptions. Enrollment: TO REGISTER VISIT: streetcoptraining.com/class Facebook.com/groups/streetcoptraining
AGENCY INFORMATION The Adaptive FTO: 2 day Professional Development Date: November 14-15, 2022 AGENCY INFORMATION Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Training Description: The Crisis Intervention Team program is a community effort partnering both police officers and the community together for common goals of safety, understanding and service to individuals with mental illness and their families. Officers participate in a 5-day, 40-hour CIT training program. The professional provider community has recognized the need and efficacy of the CIT program and has partnered with law enforcement in providing the most effective training material possible. The training program consists of several classes taught by a variety of instructors including a Psychiatrist, a Substance Abuse Specialist, Social Workers, Police Officers and representatives from NAMI. Panel discussions with service providers from the Community Mental Health Centers are also included. This training prepares officers to safely de-escalate a crisis, determine the need for emergency treatment and get the consumer to professional treatment as quickly as possible. Register at: Cleveland County CIT
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FBI - LEEDA Supervisor Leadership Institute
Description: see attached
Date: November 14-18, 2022 Time: 8:30 to 4:00 Location: OCCC Campus - Keith Leftwich Memorial Library CLEET Hours: 28 CLEET Catalog Number: OS 2549 Cost: $695.00
AGENCY INFORMATION Sgt. Austin Slaten 405-682-1611 Ext. 7322
Body Language for Law Enforcement
Description: The Body Language for Law Enforcement Class was designed to provide law enforcement with a detailed understanding on non-verbal communication. Much of the communication skills taught in not only law enforcement academies, but in educational facilities around the world, is limited to verbal communication. This course aims at shedding light on body language movements that law enforcement officers may be missing when interacting with people. The course dispels body language myths and provides an in-depth analysis of non-verbal behavior. The course will cover 4 regions of the body, non-verbal vocal changes, foreshadowing and many other important elements of body language. Attendees will be provided with the knowledge to use body language to assist in detecting deception and detecting aggression. Upon completion of this course attendees will understand the importance of recognizing a baseline and what messages may be conveyed by different body movements. This course has been designed for everyone in law enforcement, as it has been taken by patrol officers, agents, investigators, conservation officers, sheriff’s officers, arson investigators, detectives and other LEOs on the local, state, and federal levels with various job titles and job descriptions. Enrollment: TO REGISTER VISIT: streetcoptraining.com/class Facebook.com/groups/streetcoptraining
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Water Enforcement Tactics (WET School)
Description: Water Enforcement Tactics will give you the basic knowledge to assist in surviving a potential violent encounter should it enter the water.
AGENCY INFORMATION Supervising the FTO Program Date: November 16-17, 2022 AGENCY INFORMATION ADVANCED RIFLE OPERATOR DESCRIPTION: Ready to take the next step with your patrol rifle? This 8-hour, CLEET accredited class zeros in on advanced rifle shooting. We will work on getting into shooting positions quickly and making shots quickly from those positions. We will stress urgency when making shots and follow-up shots. We will also run drills requiring operating the rifle with compromised ability to simulate injury.This is a great choice for those looking to level up their rifle skills. Register at: https://www.greensdefensivesolutions.com/registration AGENCY INFORMATION
FLETC Active Shooter Threat Training Program Description: The ASTTP is a dynamic, hands-on training program designed to equip law enforcement officers and agents with the knowledge and skills required to successfully end an active threat event. The ASTTP will prepare students to employ Active Shooter Threat Tactics through dynamic, interactive drills and scenario-based training. This intensive and challenging program covers a variety of tactical subjects for responding officers including Single Officer Response Tactics, Limited Penetration Tactics, Tactical Medical Training, Multiple Officer Response and Link-Up Procedures, Response to an Explosive Hazard, and Post Shooting Considerations. Candidates will be evaluated on their ability to perform skills and tactics in the role of an initial responding officer during a practical exercise. Limited to 10 (ten) participants ONLY CLEET CERTIFIED OFFICERS, must be able to participate in intensive training lasting up to ten hours per day. Must be in good physical condition with no medical restrictions. Appropriate wear (BDU, agency t-shirt (long sleeve or short sleeve), boots, etc.).
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Description: The Supervisor Leadership Institute (SLI) is part one of the three-step leadership series that makes up the FBI-LEEDA Trilogy. While targeting to first-line supervisors, the SLI course is suitable for all police leaders – sworn and civilian. SLI students will be engaged in such topics as credibility, discipline, liability, and leadership styles. They will complete a DISC leadership assessment, define leadership, generational effects of leadership, leadership as a lifestyle, leadership traits, building credibility, organizational credibility, Four pillars of discipline, immunity, and supervisor liability. Register at fbileeda.org AGENCY INFORMATION
TASER Instructor Course Description: TASER CEW X26P, X2 and the new TASER 7 and TASER 7 CQ Basic Instructor certification course. With the release of Version 22, we have enhanced the Basic Instructor course to teach students how to develop and safely execute scenarios and isolation drills, provide more in-depth scenario training. Students will learn how to develop and safely implement scenarios; isolation drills and conduct teach backs to hone their instructor skills. You will be certified to instruct others on the use of the X26P, X2, TASER 7 and TASER 7 CQ energy weapons. Students will be required to complete an interactive online experience prior to attending the one day in-classroom training. Registration: All registrations for this course close 10 days in advance, see link below to register, directly with AXON. Students wanting to access the system must first have an account and login or create a new account. There is a 24 to 48-hour verification approval process. What to bring: Dress is casual. Bring your department issued TASER holster (if applicable). Holsters will be available for those who need them. Please bring your duty belt with NO firearms, ammunition, or weapons of any kind. REMINDER: Both new and recertifying students will complete the same online course and need only attend ONE day of training.
AGENCY INFORMATION ACTIVE SHOOTER HOSTAGE BASED SCENES Description: This course is intended to enhance skills recognizing indicators and signs a suspect may exhibit that could lead to eminent acts of violence. Students will be forced to make split-second decisions related to the use of force, including deadly force by means of both the Ti Firearms Training Simulator, and live Force-on-Force roleplay. Students will learn during this training every human life is sacred and must be valued, however, during an active killing event the solo officer must breach the structure, bypass wounded, and eliminate the threat immediately upon arrival to protect the innocent. The Ti training simulator is a high-definition video system on three screens, combined with a high-tech weapon simulation. Both the TI Simulator and Live Force-on-Force Roleplay will cause the student to become immersed into the scenarios which will increase heart rate, as well breathing and emotional levels as they learn how to properly deal with potentially dangerous situations. Simulations will include highly charged/graphic scenarios and potentially offensive language. Classroom instruction will cover Federal and State Use of Deadly Force court rulings and case law. Required information for Attendees: Students should attend this training dressed in everyday patrol attire as if they were going to work. They MUST bring the gear they would normally carry, including their individual handgun, holster, and belt. Class limited to max 15 students. **Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled.
AGENCY INFORMATION Supervising with Purpose Description: A comprehensive look for Supervisors to improve output and performance. Creating a positive work environment for subordinates and improve leadership. By Creator and Author Earl Morrison, Assistant Director of CLEET. TO REGISTER EMAIL: alysha.maxwell@cleet.state.ok.us
Agency Information Patrol Rifle Instructor School Description: Give CLEET firearms Instructors the skills and knowledge to instruct Officers in the use and operation of a patrol rifle. Prerequisite: CLEET Firearms Instructor AGENCY INFORMATION Equipment list/Information sheet will be sent upon enrolment
G.R.A.C.I.E. Combatives Description: Training in defensive tactics and weapons retention designed for law enforcement.
AGENCY INFORMATION How to Write a Search Warrant Description: This 8-hour course is intended for the new criminal investigators, law enforcement officers, or experienced officers who will be writing and obtaining Search Warrants, during the course of criminal investigations. The class is hands-on, and students will be writing affidavit for search warrants and completing search warrants. Students will be given an address of a property and told of a crime which occurred on said property. The student will then be given time to go locate the property (within a 3 mile radius of the technology center), take photographs (legally from the street), and return to the classroom where they will prepare the most suitable document(s) needed to lawfully enter the structure given for the nature of the crime given. Students will become familiar with, and draft in class: Search Warrants (including but not limited to daytime service, nighttime service, knock and announce, no knock, persons, social media platforms, and articles). Also covered in class will be warrants to Internet Service Providers, as well as electronic storage devices (cell phones, computers, tablets). Students will further learn how to search Oklahoma State Law for the elements of crimes, jury instructions for crimes, and what prosecutors expect from law enforcement officers when criminal reports are submitted for prosecution. Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled or ahoneyman@nwtech.edu AGENCY INFORMATION TEEX PER-213 Wide Area Search
Description: When disaster strikes, it can be a challenge to effectively mobilize, organize, and deploy resources needed to perform wide area searches. This course is an excellent training opportunity for any jurisdiction or agency that may face such an emergency. The course content applies to a vast number of critical situations, including natural disasters or terrorist incidents. You will be instructed in practical search methods and skills so you can perform systematic searches over a large affected area. The training will include challenging exercises that mirror real life scenarios. The three-day long event will conclude with an in-depth exercise that requires participants to utilize the skills gained during the course by working through an incident from start to finish in a single operational period. The trainers are experienced emergency responders who have actively utilized wide area search techniques during some of the nation’s largest and most challenging operations, such as Hurricanes Katrina, Ike, Gustav, and Rita; the Space Shuttle Columbia recovery operation; and many other incidents that required the same comprehensive strategies. To register go to: https://teex.org/class/PER213/. To register students will need a myTEEX account and have a FEMA SID Number.
AGENCY INFORMATION FBI – LEEDA Executive Leadership Insititute Description: This innovative program is designed for executive level law enforcement leaders and focuses on the emerging challenges facing our profession. This highly-interactive program follows the FBI-LEEDA “Cops Talking to Cops” model of professional development. The seminar uses a wide range of source material and calls upon participants’ own professional experiences to facilitate individual development and learning. The following is a list of topics to be covered in the ELI program:
Date: 12-05-2022 to 12-09-2022 Register at fbileeda.org AGENCY INFORMATION Advanced Traffic Crash Investigation
Description: See attached flier
Date: Dec 5-16, 2022
Time:
Location: See attached flier
CLEET Hours: 80
CLEET Catalog Number: 22-2036
Cost: $1095
Report Writing – Preparing Reports for Criminal Prosecution Description: This course will be a four-hour CLEET continuing education course intended for Certified Peace Officers. The course will cover various topics related to writing credible, clear, and effective reports. Information will be presented in a lecture environment. Information will be presented to attendees regarding where the report begins and ends. Often in Law Enforcement the report begins well before law enforcement becomes involved. The course will cover formatting tips for ODIS reports and criminal affidavits. Attendees will learn how to search for elements of crimes, the jury instructions for crimes, and what Prosecutors expect when criminal reports are submitted to them for prosecution. Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled or ahoneyman@nwtech.edu AGENCY INFORMATION
Introduction to Drug Analysis and Toxicology
Description: This class will cover what the Drug Unit and Toxicology Unit does with the evidence once it is submitted to the OSBI, proper packaging and submission for both units. Then the officers will go into each lab and work a mock case with an analyst. Space is limited, 20 seats available per session. (this is due to the number of criminalist we have available to work with the officers in the lab). To Enroll Email: melissa.cavazos@osbi.ok.gov AGENCY INFORMATION TRAFFIC STOPS; SHOOTING DECISIONS WITH LIVE ROLE PLAY Description: Students will receive classroom instruction related to traffic stops, as well as federal case law rulings, and Oklahoma state law related to the use of deadly force. Appropriate use of force will be demonstrated through realistic, real-life scenarios both on the Ti Firearms Training Simulator, and in live role play scenarios. The training simulator is a high-definition video system on three screens, combined with high-tech weapon simulation. The TI Simulator will cause the student to become immersed into the scene which will increase their heart rate, breathing and emotional level as they learn to properly deal with potentially dangerous situations. Simulations can include highly charged/graphic scenarios and potentially offensive language. Training room is large enough to use a patrol vehicle inside. Students should come to this training course in their everyday work attire. It is imperative to the training process to train like you would fight in real life, if forced and justified to use force, including deadly force. Accordingly, students should bring all gear such as their gun belts, handcuffs, handcuff key, and ballistic vest. Due to equipment use(Force-on-Force) Ammunition there is a $25.00 charge per student, per class payable in the front office on the day of training, or your agency could be invoiced (W-9 available on request) Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled. AGENCY INFORMATION Water Enforcement Tactics (WET School)
Description: Water Enforcement Tactics will give you the basic knowledge to assist in surviving a potential violent encounter should it enter the water. AGENCY INFORMATION FBI - LEEDA Command Leadership Institute
Description: see attached
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Recruiting and Applicant Background Investigations
Description: Participants will leave with the skills and knowledge of the importance of not only recruiting but also retention of quality personnel. It is just as important to keep the best people as it is to hire quality personnel. An organizational assessment should be the first step in the process and the need to break the cycle of mediocrity. Background investigators will leave with the knowledge of their role in the selection process, the legal aspects of the background investigation, background interview sources of information and preparing the investigation report. Background investigations affect the future of an organization in many ways, thus selection practices are vital to ensuring that future law enforcement employees and supervisors are suited for the variety of duties expected from the populations they serve. This course will provide techniques, procedures and sample forms for the background investigator.
Date: December 12-13, 2022
Time: 8:00am – 4:00pm both days
Location: OU Health Science Center Police Department,OU University Research Park — PHF Conference Center
655 Research Parkway
Oklahoma City, OK. 73104 CLEET Hours: 16
CLEET Catalog Number: 21-0014
Cost: $295.00 ($275 if 3 or more from same agency)
More information and registration: https://www.on-targetsolutionsgroup.com/background-investigatiogations
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TRAFFIC STOPS; SHOOTING DECISIONS WITH LIVE ROLE PLAY Description: Students will receive classroom instruction related to traffic stops, as well as federal case law rulings, and Oklahoma state law related to the use of deadly force. Appropriate use of force will be demonstrated through realistic, real-life scenarios both on the Ti Firearms Training Simulator, and in live role play scenarios. The training simulator is a high-definition video system on three screens, combined with high-tech weapon simulation. The TI Simulator will cause the student to become immersed into the scene which will increase their heart rate, breathing and emotional level as they learn to properly deal with potentially dangerous situations. Simulations can include highly charged/graphic scenarios and potentially offensive language. Training room is large enough to use a patrol vehicle inside. Students should come to this training course in their everyday work attire. It is imperative to the training process to train like you would fight in real life, if forced and justified to use force, including deadly force. Accordingly, students should bring all gear such as their gun belts, handcuffs, handcuff key, and ballistic vest. Due to equipment use(Force-on-Force) Ammunition there is a $25.00 charge per student, per class payable in the front office on the day of training, or your agency could be invoiced (W-9 available on request) Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled. AGENCY INFORMATION How to Write a Search Warrant Description: This 8-hour course is intended for the new criminal investigators, law enforcement officers, or experienced officers who will be writing and obtaining Search Warrants, during the course of criminal investigations. The class is hands-on, and students will be writing affidavit for search warrants and completing search warrants. Students will be given an address of a property and told of a crime which occurred on said property. The student will then be given time to go locate the property (within a 3 mile radius of the technology center), take photographs (legally from the street), and return to the classroom where they will prepare the most suitable document(s) needed to lawfully enter the structure given for the nature of the crime given. Students will become familiar with, and draft in class: Search Warrants (including but not limited to daytime service, nighttime service, knock and announce, no knock, persons, social media platforms, and articles). Also covered in class will be warrants to Internet Service Providers, as well as electronic storage devices (cell phones, computers, tablets). Students will further learn how to search Oklahoma State Law for the elements of crimes, jury instructions for crimes, and what prosecutors expect from law enforcement officers when criminal reports are submitted for prosecution. **Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled or ahoneyman@nwtech.edu
AGENCY INFORMATION Supervising with Purpose Description: A comprehensive look for Supervisors to improve output and performance. Creating a positive work environment for subordinates and improve leadership. By Creator and Author Earl Morrison, Assistant Director of CLEET. TO REGISTER EMAIL: alysha.maxwell@cleet.state.ok.us Agency Information Management and Supervision of Investigative Units
Description: The objectives of this program are: addresses the administrative requirements for managing the investigative processes; the other focuses on managing the operations of the investigative unit, and the evaluation of investigative personnel. We will discuss selection of investigators and supervisors, proper auditing procedures, evaluation of personnel, making impactful changes as necessary for effectiveness, the need to triage cases for assignment as well as investigative techniques.
Date: December 14-15, 2022
Time: 8:00am – 4:00pm both days
Location: OU Health Science Center Police Department - OU University Research Park — PHF Conference Center
655 Research Parkway
Oklahoma City, OK. 73104 CLEET Hours: 16
CLEET Catalog Number: 20-1295
Cost: $295.00 ($275 if 3 or more from same agency)
More information and registration: https://www.on-targetsolutionsgroup.com/investigative-units-management
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On-Target Solutions Group Gregory Anderson greg.anderson@on-targetsolutionsgroup.com 815-545-1609 Vehicle Combatives DESCRIPTION: As law enforcement officers, we spend the majority of our time in and around vehicles, so knowing how to deploy our firearms around those vehicles is critical. During this 2-day CLEET-accredited course, we will shoot into and out of vehicles and discuss the related ballistics. We will also cover how to maximize the cover a vehicle can provide.
AGENCY INFORMATION On-Target Solutions to Problem Employees
Description: This upbeat and interactive course provides real world, successful examples on how to deal with different types of problem employees. Every government agency struggles with employees that are insubordinate, lazy, abuse sick time, display negative attitudes, and commit misconduct. Many executives and supervisors are ill equipped to deal with these problems other than with traditional discipline. On-Target Solutions to Problem Employees provides the government professional with the knowledge and tools necessary to deal with all types of problem employees. This course will influence participants’ opinions and attitudes and provide specific and proven ways how to handle problem employees!
Date: December 16, 2022
Time: 8:00am – 4:00pm
Location: OU Health Science Center Police Department - OU University Research Park — PHF Conference Center
655 Research Parkway
Oklahoma City, OK. 73104 CLEET Hours: 8
CLEET Catalog Number: 21-0011
Cost: $175.00 ($150 if 3 or more from same agency)
More information and registration: https://www.on-targetsolutionsgroup.com/on-target-solutions-to-problem-empl
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On-Target Solutions Group Gregory Anderson greg.anderson@on-targetsolutionsgroup.com 815-545-1609 Basic SRO Description: This is a 40-hour class designed to provide law enforcement officers assigned to duties in an educational environment. This course will cover ethics, teen crisis intervention, social media, school violence, FERPA, teen vaping and drug issues, school law and liability and conducting vulnerability assessments of school facilities. Students will also be challenged to create new ideas for creating positive relationships with students, faculty and the community. For enrollment, please email student and agency information to the email below. AGENCY INFORMATION FLETC Active Shooter Threat Training Program Description: The ASTTP is a dynamic, hands-on training program designed to equip law enforcement officers and agents with the knowledge and skills required to successfully end an active threat event. The ASTTP will prepare students to employ Active Shooter Threat Tactics through dynamic, interactive drills and scenario-based training. This intensive and challenging program covers a variety of tactical subjects for responding officers including Single Officer Response Tactics, Limited Penetration Tactics, Tactical Medical Training, Multiple Officer Response and Link-Up Procedures, Response to an Explosive Hazard, and Post Shooting Considerations. Candidates will be evaluated on their ability to perform skills and tactics in the role of an initial responding officer during a practical exercise. Limited to 10 (ten) participants ONLY CLEET CERTIFIED OFFICERS, must be able to participate in intensive training lasting up to ten hours per day. Must be in good physical condition with no medical restrictions. Appropriate wear (BDU, agency t-shirt (long sleeve or short sleeve), boots, etc.).
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Interdiction Mastermind Description:This course is intended to give police officers a clear understanding of what it means to be an effective criminal interdiction officer. The instructor, Sergeant Kenny Williams, will break down piece by piece the tactics and mindset utilized by proactive police officers. The course covers the importance of vehicle selection for a pre-textual stop and will go through how and why he chooses specific vehicles. Having this knowledge will save countless hours of trial and error. “Interdiction Mastermind,” will also cover why criminals join criminal enterprises, common drug routes, body language, deceptive behavior, and common-sense approaches to understanding reasonable suspicion. Moreover, Williams will discuss effective demeanor and language to be utilized by officers during their interaction with potential offenders. The course includes several video clips from Williams’ actual stops, in order to show and explain exactly what he found suspicious. Williams will also be answering any questions that are posed, offering his successful perspective on the topic. The amount of understanding and confidence officers will take away after the completion of the course will serve to be invaluable. Police officer’s nationwide have gained knowledge from watching Kenny Williams’ motor vehicle stops on video, and now have the opportunity to learn from him firsthand. This really is a rare opportunity to be a part of training that is unlike any other. Sgt. Kenny Williams is one of the country’s leading experts in criminal vehicle interdiction. Sergeant Williams began his career in 2007, and currently works as a full time K9 interdiction officer. Williams has been personally responsible for the seizure of over 6 million dollars cash, several hundred pounds of illicit narcotics, and well over 2 tons of Marijuana. Williams has received countless awards for his work from numerous organizations and has established a national reputation. Williams is a fully certified EPIC and DIAP instructor.
Enrollment: TO REGISTER VISIT: streetcoptraining.com/classAGENCY INFORMATION The Reid Technique of Investigative Interviewing and Advanced Interrogation Date: January 10-13, 2023
AGENCY INFORMATION Internal Affairs and Professional Standards
Description: Who should attend: This nationally acclaimed course is for law enforcement executives, supervisors, internal affairs investigators, human resource personnel and anyone who desires to understand law enforcement professional standards and internal affairs investigations. The professional standards model is a must for law enforcement and government officials to be prepared before a critical incident occurs. This course sets the stage for law enforcement professionals to create an agency wide practice of professional standards for all agency operations. In the covered material, attendees will understand “best practices” including how to avoid the problems before they occur and properly address issues that do arise. This is a comprehensive course covering the entire internal affairs process through final discipline. Participants will learn the skills necessary to review, investigate and complete internal affairs investigations based on sound investigative techniques and within legal guidelines.
More information and registration: https://www.on-targetsolutionsgroup.com/internal-affairs
AGENCY INFORMATION FBI - LEEDA Executive Leadership Institute
Description: see attached Date: January 30-February 3, 2023
AGENCY INFORMATION Leadership for Law Enforcement Description: Who should attend: This course is a designed for all law enforcement professionals who strive to be an effective leader. Without understanding leadership and developing strong leadership skills, organizational success can suffer. Effective leaders get employees to want to provide quality service. An examination of what causes employees to be problems and how to effectively lead them is critical to the success of an organization. This compelling and powerful program provides real world, successful examples on how leadership in government has evolved. Participants will take away a clear understanding of leadership styles and strengths, and what it takes to become an even more effective leader. You will understand the value in developing flexibility in your leadership approach to garner peak performance and meet organizational goals. Go to www.on-targetsolutionsgroup.com for more information and to register. AGENCY INFORMATION On-Target Solutions for Law Enforcement Managers and Supervisors
Description: This seminar would be applicable for: Anyone who supervises or manages employees from the executive level to experienced or new front-line supervisors, or those who desire to understand impactful supervisory practices. This dynamic two-day course is a career development tool to enhance and refine the leadership skills of law enforcement supervisors across a variety of organizations. Good supervision transcends agencies and provides the core principles of quality supervisory techniques. It also lays a strong groundwork of knowledge for those striving to be promoted to supervisory positions. Concentrating on the idea that people are the true assets of their agency, participants will understand the importance of their role in maximizing employee performance through strong supervision techniques. You will understand the value in developing flexibility in your leadership approaches to garner peak performance and meet organizational goals. Go to www.on-targetsolutionsgroup.com for more information and to register. AGENCY INFORMATION Traffic Crash Reconstruction
Description: See attached flier
Date: Feb. 27-March 10, 2023
Time:
Location: See attached flier
CLEET Hours: 80
CLEET Catalog Number: 22-2035
Cost: $1095
FBI – LEEDA Command Leadership Institute Description: The Command Leadership Institute (CLI) is part two of the three-step leadership series that makes up the FBI-LEEDA Trilogy. The CLI is a dynamic and challenging program uniquely designed to prepare law enforcement leaders for command level positions. The Command Leadership Institute provides real-life, contemporary, best-practice strategies and techniques for those who are already commanders or are aspiring to a command level assignment. CLI faculty members are passionate instructors who have executive level law enforcement and leadership experience. CLI students will be engaged in such topics as: credibility, command discipline, liability, problem employees, and leading change within an organization. The Command Leadership Institute is student-centered with a high degree of student involvement. Register at http://fbileeda.org/ AGENCY INFORMATION
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