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Accreditation Manager
Training
Accreditation Manager
training is available for Accreditation Managers and their Chiefs. Focus
will be on accreditation and the Pennsylvania program, the construction
of accreditation files, planning a mock and what to expect, planning an
on-site and any questions you may have regarding problems you may be
experiencing.
The classes will be
instructed by experienced assessors and team leaders, as well as
Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association staff.
There is a $20.00 fee
for this class. Lunch will be included. Checks can be made payable to
Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association and mailed to 3905 North Front
Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110.
You may register for the
class via email to Andrea Sullivan at
asullivan@pachiefs.org. Please provide your name, rank, department
name, address, phone number and e-mail address.
Wednesday, October 8,
2008 at the Bucks County Training Academy, 1760 South Easton Road,
Doylestown, PA
Monday, October 13, 2008
at the Monroeville Public Safety Training Center, 2465 Johnson Road,
Monroeville, PA.
Both classes will run from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Central PA Chiefs Association
HOSTS
Crime Prevention By
Environmental Design
September 30 – October 2, 2008
Township of Derry Police Department
620 Clearwater Road, Hershey, PA 17033
Download the information brochure and
registration form here:
CPTED Basic Flyer - Sept 30-Oct 2 - 2008.pdf
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 IACP Training
First Line Supervision
October 29-31, 2008 Lancaster, PA
MANHEIM TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POLICE WILL COSPONSOR A FIRST
LINE SUPERVISION PROGRAM
As societies change, so do
their elements, and policing is no exception. Both the workplace and
communities reflect increasing diversity and different value
systems, officers are empowered to resolve problems, and
accountability for action has shifted. As police environments
evolve, traditional assumptions regarding supervisory roles are now
challenged. Like all change, this is inherently uncertain and
stressful but presents a significant opportunity for the responsive,
adaptable supervisor.
This course, designed for newly or
soon-to-be promoted supervisors, will enhance the supervision skills
required to successfully manage today’s organizations.
- Upon completion of this course,
participants will be able to:
define and explain the principles of effective management and
supervision
- identify and explain the steps in
dealing with a problem employee
- understand the concept of flexibility
in management techniques regarding differences among
subordinates
- employ strategies to enhance employee
willingness and involvement in the organization
- understand and apply progressive
discipline
Confirm the status of this course with IACP
before making non-refundable airline reservations
Tuition: IACP Member $360, Nonmember $460
Training Site: Manheim Township Police
Department 1825 Municipal Drive Lancaster, PA 17601 Register:
www.iacptraining.org
Logistics: Please contact Co-Host Sgt.
Thomas Rudzinski for directions and hotel information at
717-569-6401 ext 462 or
rudzinst@police.co.lancaster.pa.us
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Street Survival 2008
Information about the upcoming Street Survival
Seminar in
Harrisburg Sept23-24 Hosted by the Harrisburg Bureau of Police held
at
Radisson Penn-Harris
(1150 Camp Hill Bypass Harrisburg PA 17011).
Calibre Press® is offering
20% per person savings on this Seminar. That's $172 vs $215 a $43
savings. Please let anyone that you know that is interested in attending
this Seminar. This will be honored for the rest of this week… 8/26 –
8/30.
Contact:
Tony
Antonio Price
Seminar Specialist
Calibre Press LLC
Tel: (800) 323-0037
Fax: (866) 466-4033
antonio.price@praetoriangroup.com
www.CalibrePress.com
Please click below to see what other LEOs are saying about Calibre
Press’ Street Survival®
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PLEASE CLICK ON THE LINK
BELOW IF YOU NEED GRANT ASSISTANCE FOR TRAINING
http://policegranthelp.com
Download the brochure here:
Harrisburg Sept 2008
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2008 Education & Training Schedule
We will continue to add more training as the year comes to a close.
You can use the link below to register for classes.
Online Training Application
Due to the high number of late cancellations, you will be responsible
for payment of classes if you or your officer cancel out with less then
10 days notice. Please review the new policy below and act accordingly.
Cancellation in:
10 days or more - No charge
9 days or less - 25% of the cost of the class
5 days or less - 50% of the cost of the class
3 days or less - 75% of the cost of class
Less then 48 hours - 100% the cost of the class
ion is no longer
accepted
Please use one of the links below to register
Registration Applications
Click here to print an
application
or
Click here to register
for a class online
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Training
Announcement
Collision Investigation-Level
Three
Traffic Collision Reconstruction
Course Number CL-305, Class Number
1701
Date: October 13th, 2008 thru
October 24th, 2008 (Monday thru Friday)
Time: 8:00 am to 5:00
pm
Location: Allegheny
County Police Training Academy
Cost: There is no
cost for this training.
Registration: Thru
ILEE
www.ileetrainng.com
(717) 657-4219
The final level of the
three core traffic collision investigation courses. Reconstruction
contains highly technical subject matter including interpreting
evidence from a collision scene, reconstructing collision and using
mathematical computations to determine causation factors of a
collision. Officers use diagramming tools, measuring instruments
and photographs, as well as elements of algebra, geometry and
trigonometry in case determination.
The course includes
stage collision situations and diagramming projects to provide
practice in determining the speed of a vehicle in a collision, the
effects of weight shifting in braking, the effects of anti-skid
breaking systems, direction of travel, initial contact points and
position of vehicle on the roadway.
Because of the highly
technical subject matter, it is mandatory of each applicant to have
successfully compleed the On-Scene and Advanced Collision
Investigation Training Courses or equivalent training from a
recognized training institution.
Academy contact, Dave
McIntyre, (724) 935-5566 ext. 228.
(Prerequisite-Advance
and Technical Analysis Collision Investigation)
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Attention: School Resource/DARE Officers, Campus Officers, and
School Administrators
Does your current school safety protocol address these questions?
?
How can a PA system become an OFFENSIVE weapon
against a Violent Attack?
?
What inexpensive infrastructure modifications
can frustrate the Attacker?
?
What MUST the Active Shooter be able to
do in order to SHOOT ACCURATELY?
?
What actions increase the skill level required
of the Active Shooter to HURT Staff and Students?
?
What is the best bleeding control device ever
devised that is in ABUNDANCE in your building?
IF NOT, WHY NOT?
If your policies and procedures do not answer these questions, then
this information is not being provided to the staff and students,
and your organization is not as prepared as it could be to survive a
REAL event of violence. And also, your organization and perhaps even
you personally are not prepared to defend yourselves in the civil
action that always follows these events.
These answers, and much more, are part of the
A.L.i.C.E.
(Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) Instructor Course conducted by
Response Options,
and hosted by the University of Pennsylvania Police Dept.,
Sept 23-25, 2008. Training will
be conducted on the campus of UPenn, Philadelphia PA.
History has shown us that only knowing how to sit in a corner and
waiting for Law Enforcement’s arrival and help can be a deadly
decision for staff and students. Law Enforcement will get there
quickly, but not immediately. Securing-in-Place (LOCKDOWN) should be
an available option to those in immediate lethal danger,
but it cannot be the only option!
One solution cannot address every
possible scenario we may face. We must provide our staff and
students with options, and the ability, to make a decision based on
the event and its location. You will learn strategies that are
common sense, just not common knowledge.
Please consider attending the course or
sending a representative to
UPenn, Sept 23-25, 2008.
If you do not agree that the strategies, procedures, and
policy modifications shown in this course will improve the safety
level of your organization, the tuition fee will be refunded - no
questions asked. References are available from many police and
school organizations..
Registration fee is $395 which includes: all teaching materials
to conduct training back at the local organization (Various
age-appropriate Manuals, PowerPoints, and Videos); Airsoft equipment
for practical scenarios is provided. Hotel group rates are
available.
Registration and more information is available
on-line at
www.ROSeminars.com
or call 877-652-9461 |
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