TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
Updated: 6/16/2022
Improvements in law enforcement technology can save lives, protect officers, and make operations more efficient, but how do we ensure technological advancements are deployed successfully?
Join the National Law Enforcement Museum virtually on June 29 at 2pm Eastern for a conversation that will consider the effectiveness of new technology, the accountability for ethical implementation, and the community engagement needed to educate the public about law enforcement responsibility. By pursuing better training and communication about new technology, we can support safer communities for everyone.
Registration is free.
Moderator:
Opening remarks:
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Sponsored by DOJ's Bureau of Justice Assistance
Managed by the Institute for Intergovernmental Research (IIR)
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., ET (Lunch from 12 Noon - 1:00 p.m., ET)
http://s.iir.com/SAFLEO_LO_06_29_22
For Questions:
David Blackmon
Senior Program Specialist
Institute for Intergovernmental Research (IIR)
dblackmon@iir.com
Jana Watterson
Training Coordinator
Institute for Intergovernmental Research (IIR)
jwatterson@iir.com
Join us for a free two day training - IN PERSON!
Analysis of Patterns of Denial in Sex Offenders
Presented by Darrel Turner, Ph.D.
Monday, June 20 from 9 AM - 5 PM & Tuesday, June 21 from 9 AM - 3 PM DCAC Training Center This training will be held in person only
Civil Process Training
Civil Process 40 hour Course #3101
Instructor: John Steinsiek
Course Dates: July 11, 2022 to July 15, 2022
Location: Dallas County Sheriff's Academy
8401 S. Polk St., Dallas, TX 75232
Fee: $300.00 (Civil Process for Texas Book included)
Contact Person: Taylor Rabb
Phone #: 972-225-9742
Email: Taylor.Rabb@dallascounty.org
Payment Contact: LaTrisha Jones
Email: LaTrisha.Jones@dallascounty.org
Phone#: 214-653-5991
Additional Questions or help please contact:
Writ Enforcement S/Sgt. Krystle Chavez
Office Phone #: 214-653-2811
Cell Phone#: 214-732-6401
The conference is presented annually by the Dallas Children's Advocacy Center. The conference is conducted to provide training to those employed by government or nonprofit agencies in the fields of law enforcement, child protective services, social work, children's advocacy, therapy, and medicine who work directly with child victims of crime.
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) will be hosting four free seminars for leaders and managers in law enforcement, emergency communications and the Texas Missing Persons Clearinghouse. In 2022 we are offering two formats: two all-online cohorts spread out over six weeks and two hybrid two-day cohorts in our headquarters in Alexandria, VA. The two hybrid cohorts in Alexandria, VA are pending US DOJ travel authorization but when approved, air transportation, lodging and two meals on each of the two training days will be provided through NCMEC. The PRPL all-online cohorts are certified for 11 in-service credit hours by the International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement Standards and Training (IADLEST) so should be recognized by TCOLE. We encourage you and all members of the SAT learn more about this and other free training open to all ranks at: https://www.missingkids.org/education/training
The Lecture Series is held at various times throughout the year in DCAC's state-of-the-art training facility. The Lecture Series is designed for the sole purpose of providing training to only those people employed by governmental and nonprofit agencies in the fields of law enforcement, prosecution, child protective services, social work, children's advocacy, therapy, probation, parole, and medicine who work directly with child victims of crime and whose intent is to help children in their healing process.
There is no cost to attend, but participants must pre-register online.
MORE INFORMATION ON DCAC TRAINING
Registration is open for SEVERAL SAFLEO Virtual Courses
Sponsored by DOJ's Bureau of Justice Assistance
SAFLEO, provides training, technical assistance, and resources to law enforcement agencies, staff, and families, to raise awareness, smash the stigma, and reduce and prevent law enforcement suicide.
All SAFLEO trainings are no-cost, dynamic, classroom-based and virtual trainings. To keep participants engaged, SAFLEO incorporates today's most effective adult-learning techniques. SAFLEO's mission is to educate law enforcement officers and agencies to better understand the causes of suicide, recognize possible warning signs, and explore available resources for assistance. No matter where you are in your law enforcement career, SAFLEO has a training specifically designed for you, all with the goal of protecting our nation's protectors.
Help us "Smash the Stigma" and register for an upcoming training today!
For more information click here
Having a will is arguably one of the most important things you can do for yourself and your family. A will legally protects your spouse, children, and assets, and it enables you to spell out exactly how you wish to handle the things for which you've worked so hard.
At the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, we want to help you make this goal a reality. That is why we are observing August National Make-a-Will Month by bringing you FreeWill.com - a free, online resource that guides you through the process of creating a legally valid will in 20 minutes or less.
Your foresight and generosity will have a lasting impact on your loved ones. While creating your estate plan, I hope you include a gift to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund and leave a legacy for future generations of law enforcement. When you make a planned gift, you have an opportunity to become a member of our Circle of Valor - a special group of visionary donors.
