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One of our primary goals is to offer quality, affordable and dynamic
training programs to all personnel of the law enforcement community of
Pennsylvania. Please
email Angela
Jones, Testing/Training Coordinator
for more information.
These training programs are
restricted to employees of municipal, county, state, and federal law
enforcement agencies.

Critical Issues for Patrol Officers
Phase I & II
Presented by the
PA Chiefs of Association
& made possible by a grant from the
PA Commission on Crime &
Delinquency
Tuition only $25.00!
Course Overview
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Overview of the Legal Developments in
Liability for Government Entities
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Tort Law and the Police
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Use of Deadly and Non-Deadly Force
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False Arrest/Malicious
Prosecution/Seizure of Persons and Property
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Arrestee Suicides/Medical Needs of
Prisoners
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High-Speed Pursuit and Emergency Vehicle
Operation
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Search and Seizure: Developing Trends
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Qualified Immunity
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New Legal Trends in the Area of Police
Liability
Instructor:
Jack Ryan is an attorney in Rhode
Island, a graduate Juris Doctorate, Cum Laude Suffolk University Law School.
Jack has 20 years police experience as a police officer with the Providence
Police Department, Providence, RI. Jacks law degree and experience as a
police officer gives him the unique perspective of the legal and liability
issues. Jack is a former adjunct faculty member at Salve Regina University
and lectures frequently throughout the United States.
Dates and
Locations:
May 5 & 6, 2008
MONTGOMERY COUNTY Montgomery Co. Public Safety Training
Campus 1175 Conshohocken Road Conshohocken, PA 19428 Phone: (610)278-1203
May 7 & 8, 2008
COLUMBIA COUNTY Bloomsburg Fire Department 911 Market Street
Bloomsburg, PA 17815
May 12 & 13, 2008
ALLEGHENY COUNTY Allegheny County Police Training Academy 700
West Ridge Drive (North Park) Allison Park, PA 15101 Phone: (724) 935-5566
May 15 & 16, 2008
YORK COUNTY Northern York County Regional Police 1445 East
Canal Road Dover, PA 17315 Phone: (717) 292-3647
Use this
link to download the complete course description:
Jack_RyanPAchiefs08.doc
Use this
link to Register:
http://www.pachiefs.org/training_app_online.htm |
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Sigarms
2-Day
Pistol Armorer Certification Course
June 2 and 3, 2008
Sponsored
by:
Towamencin Township Police Department
TTPD is conveniently located
off of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Northeast Extension (I-476) Exit 31
in suburban Montgomery County. Tuition is only $395 for a 3-Year
certification.
Contact Sigarms Academy at 603-418-8180
Refer to Course 08-AC-02F
For additional information contact:
Ofc. Geoffrey C. Wainwright
Towamencin Township Police Department at
215-368-7606 or email
gwainwright@towamencinpd.org
Course Abstract:
Fully disassemble and reassemble your SIG SAUER pistol without
voiding the warranty after taking this factory-authorized Armorers
Course. This hands-on program focuses on the mechanical functioning,
maintenance, troubleshooting, and field repair of the classic SIG
Sauer pistol line (P220, P226, P228, P229, P239). Step by step
instruction, active participation, and Q+A periods provide the type
of learning environment favorable for the retention of the material.
Written and practical exams are administered to test the working
knowledge of each participant.
For Law Enforcement Armorers,
this course enables you to develop a maintenance program for the
inspection and servicing of the SIG SAUER pistol for your
department. Following successful program completion, certification /
re-certification is valid for a period of three (3) years. This is
of major importance to the agency as it maintains current practices
and procedures for factory authorized maintenance on law enforcement
pistols within the department.
Overview
Introduction to SIG SAUER pistols
Examination of the SIG SAUER Safety System
Disassembly and assembly procedures: slides, frames, magazines
A
thorough examination of all pistol operations
Inspection procedures
Troubleshooting
Operational function checks
Sights: installation, adjustment
Alternative maintenance methods
Student Kit w/free Sigarms Academy cap (a $40 kit
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Northwestern University
School of Police Staff and Command
Course Registration
Dates of Course: February 4 - June 6, 2008
Host Agency: Warminster Police Department
401 Gibson Ave, Warminster Pa 18974
Contact:
Lieutenant Chris Springfield 215 443-2934
Tuition:
$3,550.00 [non-refundable unless course is cancelled] By November 30,
2007
The School of Police Staff and Command
[SPSC] is intended for mid and upper-level supervisory personnel. It is
expected that SPSC students will:
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Have at least two years of supervisory experience,
and
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Be prepared to complete upper-division (i.e., junior and
senior-level university course work.)
SPSC students are presumed to have the
following skills:
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Can write a 15-20 page research paper or two staff studies 3-5 pages
in length;
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Can perform arithmetic operations and understand elementary
algebraic notation;
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Can read, comprehend, and retain assigned materials based on
textbooks, professional journals, trade magazines, and other
sources; and
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Can schedule time to complete out-of-class reading and writing
assignments.
Download the course
registration form:
SPSC Registration Form 2008
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Penn State
Justice & Safety Institute
POLICE PROGRAM REGISTRATION FORM
Police Supervisory In-Service Training (POSIT)
Bloomsburg University of PA
Safety and Police Department
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
June 16-20, 2008
POSIT Registration Form BloomsburgLS.pdf
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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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FBI
/ CJIS Division
Certified Tenprint Examiner
FINGERPRINT TRAINING CLASS
May 2008
The Records and Identification Unit is
hosting a training session at the Police Academy for members of
law enforcement involved with Fingerprint Identification. The
training is being conducted by Cynthia Anita Fuller, she is a
Certified Ten-Print Examiner for the FBI/CJIS Division. The
training is offered at no cost to law enforcement agencies. This
training will give them an opportunity to be trained by a FBI
certified ten print examiner.
The following classes are being offered:
* Scientific Basic of Fingerprints- Classifying, Recording and
Comparing. (24hrs.)
* Analysis Comparison Evaluation- Verification (ACE-V) as it
applies to IAFIS and Tenprint Examiners. (2hrs.)
* Fingerprint History (2 Hrs.)
Dates/Times:
Monday 05-05-08 - 8am to 4pm
Tuesday 05-06-08 - 8am to 4pm
Wednesday 05-07-08 - 8am to 4pm
Thursday 05-08-08 - 8am to 4pm
Location: Philadelphia Police Academy 8501 State Rd.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19136
Interested individuals should contact the Commanding Officer
Records & Identification Unit.
Please download and complete the form
JNET PACHIEF Announcement.doc
and fax or email information to:
Lt. Gabriel Keown #320 Commanding Officer Records &
Identification Unit Philadelphia Police Department 700 Race St.
Rm. #110 Philadelphia. Pa. 19106
Office: (215)686-3300 Fax: (215)686-3330
Email:
police.co_r&i@phila.gov
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2007/2008 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
CLOSE
QUARTERS SUBJECT CONTROL
Who: Any police officer whose
responsibility includes handling and detaining a subject.
When: June 16th -19th, 2008 9am-5pm daily
******minimum of 10 students******
Where: Upper Allen TWP Police Department
100 Gettysburg Pike Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
Contact: Officer James Miller
717-795-2445
Download full announcement
here:
training announcement PA.doc |
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TRAINING ANNOUNCEMENT
ANTI-TERRORISM / FORCE
PROTECTION CLOSE QUARTERS SUBJECT CONTROL TRAINING
H O S T E D B Y NORTHWEST
REGIONAL POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE July 28-31, 2008
(Mon-Thurs)
TIME 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
LOCATION Lancaster County Training Center 101 Champ Blvd. Manheim,
PA 17545
CONTACT
For Directions & Lodging Info Officer Randy Aument Phone:
717-367-8481
AumentR@police.co.lancaster.pa.us
REGISTRATION
Contact Controlled F.O.R.C.E. for Registration Information Toll-Free
Phone: 1-800-301-9292 Office Phone: 630-365-1700
E-mail:
info@controlledforce.com
Download information and
registration brochure here:
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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 todays 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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