| | Online, RADAR/LIDAR | | | NOTE: These instructions are for non-state employees. If you are a state employee you already have an account. If you've never accessed iLearn before, Click on “Log In" and enter your OR# [ORXXXXXXX] as both Login ID and Password. If that doesn't work, use the “Forgot your login ID or password?" prompt to recover your password. If you are unable to recover your information, contact David.Beatty@state.or.us for help.
1. Go to https://ilearn.oregon.gov and click on “Create Account."
2. Select “Not a State Employee", then fill in First Name, Last Name, Email address, and Choose a login ID (something you can remember) 3. You
will receive a confirmation page. 4. Close the confirmation page. Within 10 minutes you should receive an email called “iLearn Oregon Account Confirmation". Either click the link in that email, or copy and paste the link into your browser and hit enter. If you can't find the email, check your JUNK EMAIL file. 5. You will receive a 2nd email called “iLearnOregon: Temporary Password". Return to the iLearn homepage https://ilearn.oregon.gov and click on “Log In". Enter the login ID you selected in Step 2 and your temporary password. After login you will be prompted to create your own password. 6. You
are now enrolled in iLearn! Search for
training at the top of the page. If you
have trouble viewing a course, SWITCH TO ANOTHER BROWSER. Google Chrome works best.
7. Direct questions to the DPSST iLearn Domain administrator: David.Beatty@state.or.us
Online Speed Measuring Device training via iLearn To access the online Speed Measuring Device curriculum and request approval for the course: Type in “speed" in the “Search Catalog" field at the top of the iLearn homepage, locate the course, and either enroll or request access. When requesting access to the course, put your DPSST number in the “Reason for Request" box. If you don't put your DPSST number in your request will be denied. The approval process usually takes less than a few days.
| | | | Other | | Postponed | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement**
*This class has been postponed*
Class Title: Advanced Strangulation Training Presented by the Training Institute of Strangulation Prevention Target Audience: Law enforcement, medical staff (to include SANE
nurses), prosecution staff, judicial professionals, advocacy staff,
mental health providers, Fire/EMS and dispatch/911 staff. Sponsoring Agency: OPOA, the Strangulation Response Initiative,
DPSST, Hillsboro Police Dept. and the Clackamas County Law Enforcement
Training Council Dates: October 6th-9th, 2020 Time: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (check in at 7:30 a.m. on Day 1) Cost: $350 Location: Al Kader Shrine Center, 25100 SW Parkway Ave, Wilsonville, OR 97070 Instructors: Gael Strack, Esq.; Alliance of Hope International Casey Gwinn, Esq.; President, Alliance of Hope International Dr. Bill Smock, MD, MS, FACEP, FAAEM, Louisville Metro Police To Register: Register on-line at www.opoa.info Class Questions Contact: Avena Glock, 971-218-7161 or training1@opoa.info Overview: Strangulation has been identified as one of the most lethal
forms of domestic violence and sexual assault: unconsciousness may
occur within seconds and death within minutes. Strangulation is an
ultimate form of power and control where the batterer can demonstrate
control over the victim’s next breath: it may have devastating
psychological effects or a potentially fatal outcome. The Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention provides the most
current and up-to-date curriculum on strangulation crimes from a
multi-disciplinary perspective and these trainings have been recognized
throughout the country as the premier source for information related to
strangulation. The focus of this training will be on how domestic violence and
sexual assault professionals can SAVE LIVES and IMPROVE their response
to strangulation crimes, the most lethal and serious cases in the
context of domestic violence and sexual assault. Attendees of this
training will learn how to: identify the signs and symptoms of non-fatal
strangulation cases; understand and recognize the anatomy and medical
aspects of surviving and non-surviving victims; investigate and document
cases for prosecution; prosecute cases, including using experts in
court; and, most importantly, enhance victim safety through
trauma-informed advocacy services. Please see Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention for more information on the Institute. Pre-requisites: None. Attire: Business casual. Supplies/Equipment Needed: Weather appropriate clothing is recommended. | | | | TCCC, Online | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class: ADVANCED Tactical Casualty Care (online) Sponsoring Agency: Washington County Sheriff’s Office Target Audience: First responders & law enforcement who desire a
more in-depth understanding of managing casualties in a high risk
environment When: Online Hours: 14.5 Where: Online Cost: $350, email for a LE/Fire/EMS discount Instructor: Mike Shertz, MD, FACEP, 18D Pre-requisites: None Overview: This dynamic and practical course covers the evaluation and
treatment of the tactical casualty during the Care Under Fire / Direct
Threat and Tactical Field Care/Indirect Threat phases. This stand-alone
course covers all the materials presented in the Tactical Casualty Care
course and builds upon that with additional hemorrhage control skills,
recognition, and management of tension pneumothorax, practical airway
devices, additional demonstrated skills stations, and much more
extensive example scenarios. This class is consistent with current Tactical Combat Casualty Care
guidelines as well as the guidelines for Tactical Emergency Casualty
Care. The course also exceeds the Stop the Bleed curriculum. Deadline to Register: None To Register: https://www.crisis-medicine.com/course/tactical-casualty-care/ Supplies/Equipment Needed: Computer or tablet with high-speed internet service to stream online videos Class Content Questions Contact: logistics@crisis-medicine.com or 503/765-7615 | | | | Online, TCCC | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class: COMPLETE Tactical Casualty Care (online) Sponsoring Agency: Washington County Sheriff’s Office Target Audience: Tactical medics or paramedics When: Online Hours: 21 Where: Online Cost: $575, email for a LE/Fire/EMS discount Instructor: Mike Shertz, MD, FACEP, 18D Pre-requisites: None Overview: This dynamic and practical course covers the complete
evaluation and treatment of the tactical casualty during both the Care
Under Fire / Direct Threat, Tactical Field Care / Indirect Threat
phases, and solid preparation of the casualty for the evacuation phase
to increase survivability. This stand-alone course covers all the
materials presented in the Advanced Tactical Casualty Care course and
builds upon those skills with more detailed airway interventions,
surgical airways, intraosseous (and to a lesser extent intravenous)
access, fluid resuscitation, TCCC / TECC relevant medications, as well
as dedicated litters. This class is consistent with current Tactical Combat Casualty Care
Guidelines for Medical Providers as well as the Guidelines for Tactical
Emergency Casualty Care. If topics are presented in the TCCC guidelines,
they’re presented in this course. Deadline to Register: None To Register: https://www.crisis-medicine.com/course/tactical-casualty-care/ Supplies/Equipment Needed: Computer or tablet with high-speed internet service to stream online videos Class Content Questions Contact: logistics@crisis-medicine.com or 503/765-7615 | | | | Interview & Interrogation | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class: Criminal Interview and Interrogation Techniques / Advanced Interview and Interrogation Techniques Sponsoring Agency: Crook County Sheriff’s Office Target Audience: All Law Enforcement When: December 15-17, 2020 (Criminal Interview and Interrogation
Techniques) / December 18, 2020 (Advanced Interview and Interrogation
Techniques) Time: 0800-1700 Where: Crook County Fire Rescue Hall, 500 NE Belknap Road, Prineville, OR 97754 Cost: $475 (early) Criminal Interview and Interrogation / $270 (early) Advanced Interview Instructor: Wicklander –Zulawski and Associates Pre-requisites: None Overview: Please visit www.w-z.com for details. Deadline to Register: November 15, 2020 To Register: Online at www.w-z.com / By phone at 1-800-222-7789 Attire: Business Casual Supplies/Equipment Needed: None Area Lodging: Best Western Prineville Inn, 1475 NE 3rd St, Prineville, OR 97754 Class Content Questions Contact: Sgt. Jacob Childers, 541-447-6398 ext. 4452 | 12/23/2020 12:00 AM | | | Online, Leadership | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class Title: Developing Your leadership Brand to Create Exceptional Team Outcomes (16-Hour Online Course) Target Audience: All current and future public safety executives,
military personnel and members of private organizations, including
higher ed, with nexus to public safety. Sponsoring Agency: Oregon Executive Development Institute (OEDI) Date: Online Course Available Now at www.oedionline.org Time: Available at any time Cost: $99 for OEDI Members and $199 for non-members Location: N/A (Online Course) Instructor: N/A (Online Course) To Register: Visit our website at www.oedionline.org and click on Advanced Training. Class Questions Contact: Alan Scharn, Executive Director – OEDI, (503) 851-1611 Overview: This course blends theoretical models of leadership with
real-world insights to explain how to effectively implement team
strategies, rules, and practices that lead to exceptional outcomes for
the leader, team, organization, and community of stakeholders. Topics
covered include: personal development, situational analysis, motivation,
communication, conflict management, team development, culture,
performance management, and the leader’s brand. These are often called
“soft skills” and are just as often noted as the most important skills
of leadership – and the most challenging competencies any leader can
develop. Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to: Explain the differences of management and leadership and the importance of each. Apply concepts from leadership theories to improve team and organizational outcomes. Identify the personal and organizational values that drive leadership style. Simplify complexity of situations to communicate effectively with diverse stakeholders. Establish a vision to enable continual improvement in times of change and constraints. Recognize and explain influencing factors of a team and organizational culture. Apply intrinsic and extrinsic motivation factors to increase engagement and outcomes. Overcome leadership issues and ethical dilemmas. Define an oath of positive leadership and associated leader rules and practices. Online Course Features: • Interactive web-based training • Centered on real-world application of leadership theories and concepts Designed for the executive level professional • Self-paced training that requires active participation in on-screen and off-screen activities This on-line, fully interactive executive leadership course allows
you to work through the course at your own pace. You can stop at any
time and rejoin the course where you left off until completed. When the
course is completed, you can print a certificate of completion, fill out
an F-6 and send to DPSST. Pre-requisites: Fill out and submit registration form, which can be found on our website www.oedionline.org or register online.
Supplies/Equipment Needed: All materials, supplies, etc. will be provided | | | | Ethics, Online | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class Title: Ethics: Insights to Principled Policing (2-Hour Online Course) Target Audience: All law enforcement and military personnel and
members of private organizations, including Higher Ed, with nexus to
public safety. Sponsoring Agency: Oregon Executive Development Institute (OEDI) Date: Online Course Available Now at http://www.oedionline.org/ Time: Available at any time Cost: $49 (20% discount group rate) Location: N/A (Online Course) Instructor: N/A (Online Course) To Register: Visit our website at http://www.oedionline.org/ and click on Advanced Training. Class Questions Contact: Alan Scharn, Executive Director – OEDI, (503) 851-1611 Overview: Ethics is not a skill you learn in class, but rather a
mind-set that guides decision making in all aspects of your job. This
2-hour online course provides students with the ethical principles
necessary to make the right decisions at the right time, in the right
way, and for the right reasons. This on-line, fully interactive ethics course allows you to work
through the course at your own pace. You can stop at any time and rejoin
the course where you left off until completed. When the course is
completed, you can print a certificate of completion, fill out an F-6
and send to DPSST. Pre-requisites: Register on line at http://www.oedionline.org/ Attire: N/A (Online Course) Supplies/Equipment Needed: All materials, supplies, etc. will be provided. Area Lodging: N/A (Online Course) | | | | Leadership | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** What: FBI-LEEDA Presents: Supervisor Leadership Institute Sponsor: Chief Marcia Harden and the Albany Police Department Target Audience: Seminar registration is open to all law enforcement –
sworn and professional civilian staff. (You are not required to be a
member of FBI-LEEDA to attend.) When: November 16-20, 2020 Where: Albany Police Department, 2600 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany, OR 97321 Hours: Class begins at 8:30 am. Overview: The FBI-LEEDA Supervisor Leadership Institute (SLI) is a
foundational 4½-day course that helps prepare the next generation of
police leaders for their critical first steps in police leadership.
Supervisors and managers at higher levels will benefit from the topics
covered in this course, appreciating how first line supervisors are
critical to the success of the organization. To lead others, we must
first know ourselves and SLI takes us on that part of the leadership
journey. Among the modules covered in this course, students will find
out how the DISC factors, Dominance, Influence, Steadiness and
Compliance, can predict your behavior towards others in day-to-day
interactions. The students will thoroughly examine the concepts of
credibility, accountability and motivation, while becoming familiar with
aspects of liability and discipline that are vital to leadership at all
levels of the organization. Cost: Registration fee is $695/student To Register: Register online at www.fbileeda.org or call 877-772-7712 for more information. Attire: Business casual For local information regarding the training venue or hotel
accommodations for this training opportunity, please contact Merab Smith
of the Albany Police Department at 541-791-0229 or email:
merab.smith@cityofalbany.net. FBI Law Enforcement Executive Development Association Business
Offices: 5 Great Valley Parkway Suite 359. Malvern, Pennsylvania 19355
Tel: 877-772-7712 FBI-LEEDA, Inc. is a private 501(c)(3) non-profit
organization and is not part of the Federal Bureau of Investigation or
acting on behalf of the FBI. | 11/25/2020 12:00 AM | | | Leadership, Online | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class Title: Navigating Leadership in Critical Times (16-Hour Online Course) Target Audience: All current and future public safety executives,
military personnel and members of private organizations, including
Higher Ed, with nexus to public safety. Sponsoring Agency: Oregon Executive Development Institute (OEDI) Date: Online Course Available Now at www.oedionline.org Time: Available at any time Cost: $99 for OEDI Members and $199 for non-members Where: N/A (Online Course) Instructor: N/A (Online Course) To Register: Visit our website at www.oedionline.org and click on Advanced Training. Class Questions Contact: Alan Scharn, Executive Director - OEDI, (503) 851-1611 Overview: The purpose of this course is to help executives and
decision-makers develop the skills necessary to make sound leadership
decisions when preparing and planning for critical situations in their
communities. Navigating Leadership in Critical Times Online Course Features: * Interactive web-based training * Training that uses history as a source of tangible leadership examples * Centered on real-world application of leadership theories and concepts in crisis situations. * Designed for the executive level professional * Self-paced training that requires active participation in on-screen and off-screen activities This on-line, fully interactive executive leadership course allows
you to work through the course at your own pace. You can stop at any
time and rejoin the course where you left off until completed. When the
course is completed, you can print a certificate of completion, fill
out an F-6 and send to DPSST. Pre-requisites: Fill out and submit Registration Form which can be found on our website www.oedionline.org or register online. Attire: N/A (Online Course) Supplies/Equipment Needed: All materials, supplies, etc. will be provided. Area Lodging: N/A (Online Course) | | | | Less Lethal | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class: Safariland 4 Day Less Lethal Instructor Course Sponsoring Agency: Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office Target Audience: Law Enforcement When: 10/26-10/29/2020 Time: 0800-1700 Where: Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office 1190 se 19th st Warrenton Oregon 97146 Range: Camp Rilea Warrenton Oregon Cost: OC Aerosol Instructor Course / $100 Impact Munitions Instructor Course / $275 Chemical Munitions Instructor Course / $350 Distraction Device Instructor Course / $350 4-Day Less Lethal ICP Instructor Program / $895 Students have the option of taking each module individually, or
registering for all four modules for a discounted price of $895.00. Instructor: Frank Harden, Safariland Pre-requisites: Each attendee must be in good physical condition and able to perform
the practical exercises associated with tactical applications with the
use of these products. Overview: This course is comprised for four 8-hour instructor level classes
covering OC Aerosols, Impact Munitions, Chemical Munitions and
Distraction Device Munitions. The student will acquire Instructor Level
knowledge of Defense Technology products, both technically and
tactically, along with the skills necessary to conduct in-service
training. Each of the four class modules focuses on a different subject
and includes a half-day of lecture-based studies followed by a half-day
in the field for deployment drills. Unique to this class - the
state-of-the-art deployment tactics come direct from the manufacturer of
the products used. Upon completion of the course and successfully
passing the final exam, the student is authorized to provide in-service
training to their agency in specific areas for 36 calendar months from
the testing date. In each topic, the student will receive a CD
containing presentation materials and videos to be utilized by the
student when training in their own departments. Day 1 - OC Aerosol Projectors Instructor Program Day 2 - Less Lethal Impact Munitions Instructor Program Day 3 - Chemical Munitions Instructor Program (CN/CS/OC/Smoke) Day 4 - Distraction Device Munitions Instructor Program Deadline to Register: September 28, 2020
To Register: Safariland 800-347-1200 Opt Training, If students already have a PoliceOne profile, click here to register: https://safariland.policeoneacademy.com/ If you DO NOT have a PoliceOne profile and are a new registrant, click here: https://olt.safariland.policeoneacademy.com/registration/#register Attire: Business casual / Range Attire Supplies/Equipment Needed: * Eye and ear protection * Body armor is required for LLIMs, CHEM and DD programs * Duty gear normally utilized when deploying less lethal products * Flame-resistant gloves * Gas mask * 37mm / 40mm Gas Launcher * Weather appropriate active duty wear and hydration Area Lodging: Holiday Inn 204 W Marine Dr, Astoria OR. 97103 503-325-6222, Comfort
Suites 3420 Leif Erickson Dr. Astoria OR. 97103 503-325-2000, Best
Western 555 Hamburg Ave. Astoria, OR 97103 503-325-2205 Class Content Questions Contact: Sgt. Bruce Scott, Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office; 503-325-8635 ext. 2442 mail: bscott@co.clatsop.or.us | | | | TCCC, Online | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class: Tactical Casualty Care (online) Sponsoring Agency: Washington County Sheriff’s Office Target Audience: Law Enforcement When: Online Hours: 7.5 Where: Online Cost: $125, email for a LE/Fire/EMS discount Instructor: Mike Shertz, MD, FACEP, 18D Pre-requisites: None Overview: This engaging 7.5-hour course prepares for the first few
minutes of casualty evaluation in a high-risk environment. This course
is designed to give you a plan to identify and manage those immediately
life-threatening injuries and the knowledge and skills to implement it,
while you are still engaged in an ongoing tactical problem. The course largely deals with the Care Under Fire – Direct Threat
phase of an event, where any medical care is provided while the
responder and casualty are in an ongoing situation that is a direct
threat to life (active shooter or active violent incident, building
collapse, fire, secondary explosives, etc). This phase requires
efficient hemorrhage control, largely with tourniquets, and patient
movement. Deadline to Register: None To Register: https://www.crisis-medicine.com/course/tactical-casualty-care/ Supplies/Equipment Needed: Computer or tablet with high-speed internet service to stream online videos Class Content Questions: logistics@crisis-medicine.com or 503/765-7615
| | | | Leadership | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class Title: The Role of Leadership in Achieving Problem-Oriented Policing Success (16-Hour Online Course) Target Audience: All current and future public safety executives, managers and supervisors Sponsoring Agency: Oregon Executive Development Institute (OEDI) Date: Online Course Available Now at www.oedionline.org Time: Available at any time Cost: $99 for OEDI Members and $199 for non-members Where: N/A (Online Course) Instructor: N/A (Online Course) To Register: Visit our website at www.oedionline.org and click on Advanced Training. Class Questions Contact: Alan Scharn, Executive Director - OEDI, (503) 851-1611 The purpose of this course is to help leaders and decision-makers
develop the skills necessary develop and maintain problem oriented
policing success in their communities. Overview: Training Goals * Leadership and building team relations * Leadership strategies to establish community partnerships * Leadership approaches in applying community policing strategies specific to your own community * Leadership steps required in helping others apply the SARA method of problem solving * Develop a leadership plan of action to continue community building and problem solving work in your communities The Role of Leadership in Achieving Problem-Oriented Policing Success Online Course Features: * Interactive web-based training * Centered on real-world application of leadership strategies and concepts * Designed for leaders of all ranks and positions * Self-paced training that requires active participation in on-screen and off-screen activities This on-line, fully interactive course allows you to work through the
course at your own pace. You can stop at any time and rejoin the course
where you left off until completed. When the course is completed, you
can print a certificate of completion, fill out an F-6 and send to
DPSST. Pre-requisites: Register and pay online or fill out and submit
Registration Form, which can be found on our website www.oedionline.org Attire: N/A (Online Course) Supplies/Equipment Needed: All materials, supplies, etc. will be provided Area Lodging: N/A (Online Course) | | | | Other | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class Title: Visual Tracking Awareness: Mantracking Target Audience: Any and all Law Enforcement, Search & Rescue Sponsoring Agency: OPOA and the Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office Date: Saturday, September 19th, 2020 Time: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. (7:30 a.m. check-in) Cost: $125 non-members, $100 for members Location: Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office, 1190 SE 19th St, Warrenton, OR 97146 Instructors: Detective Kathy Decker, King County Sheriff’s Office (Ret.) Kathy retired as a 32-year veteran of the King County Sheriff's
Office based out of Seattle, WA. She has over 18 years of experience
working as a Detective assigned to the Criminal Investigation Division
and five years’ experience employed as the Search and Rescue Coordinator
for King County Sheriff. Kathy is a professional visual tracker, with
over 20 years of experience. She is a student and instructor for Joel
Hardin Professional Tracking Services and Visual Tracking and Training
Incorporated, as well as a court recognized expert in visual tracking.
She has testified as an expert in tracking evidence in murder, robbery
and rape cases. Detective Decker regularly instructs classes with Dr.
Kathy Taylor (Forensic Anthropologists for the KCMEO) on buried human
remain detection. During her tenure with KCSO Detective Decker has
utilized K-9's trained in HRD as well as tracking/trailing as part of
her crime scene investigation. Anthony Lorange, Lincoln County Sheriff's Office (Ret.) Anthony Lorange retired after 25 years as a police officer in
Oregon. During his last 12 years he was assigned as a detective on a
regional narcotics task force. For 20 years he has been a member of the Lincoln County Sheriff’s
Office Search & Rescue team. During which time he trained /
deployed a human remains detection K9 and currently serves as the team’s
lead tracker and designated visual tracking trainer. He is a professional tracker, with over eight years of experience.
His certification and continued training is through Joel Hardin
Professional Tracking Services and Visual Tracking and Training
Incorporated. He has utilized his tracking training to investigate
incidents that have included missing persons, suicides, burglaries,
attempted murder and DTO grows. Ron Glaus, Polk County Sheriff's Office Ron is a semi-retired Forensic Psychologist who joined the Polk
County (Oregon) Sheriff’s Office completing the Sheriff’s Reserve
Academy in 1986. He provided psychological services to law enforcement
agencies across Oregon including: pre-employment, special teams and,
fitness for duty screenings; officer involved critical incident
debriefings; hostage negotiations; assisting in major crime
investigations including a double homicide; and testifying in court. He
was a part-time instructor and then for three years a full-time Training
Coordinator at DPSST. Currently he volunteers for the PCSO as a Cold
Case Team Investigator and is active in the PCSAR Unit as a ground
searcher, human visual tracker, and is a tracking assistant Instructor
with the JHPTS-VTATI program. He retired from the U.S. Army after 24
combined years of Active and Reserve service with a one-year combat tour
in Iraq in 2004. To Register: Register on-line at www.opoa.info Class Questions Contact: Avena Glock, 971-218-7161 or training1@opoa.info Overview: Also known as "Mantracking", this day long training will
introduce the concept of visual tracking to law enforcement in the form
of a lecture presentation and actual hands on training. Tracking is
learning to see “sign” evidence. “Sign” is defined as the discoverable
physical evidence of the presence or passage of a person. A case study
demonstrating the use of tracking evidence will also be presented.
Students will be in the field working sign evidence and practical
simulations highlighting tracking evidence. Please dress weather
appropriate, we will be in a park type area outdoors. Pre-requisites: None. Attire: Weather Appropriate. Supplies/Equipment Needed: None. | 9/22/2020 12:00 AM | | | Emergency Management | | | Please save the dates of October 12-15 and join us as individuals from the non-profit emergency management sector and the public and private sectors from throughout the Pacific Northwest network together and learn about the latest trends. Registration opens on June 15, 2020
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
The theme of this year’s conference is Recovery: Preparing our Communities for a New Normal and the Conference Planning Committee is currently soliciting submissions for first-rate presentations on this topic.
The annual conference draws approximately 175 attendees, comprised of Emergency Managers from state and local governments, non-profit agencies, and the business community. In addition, there may be elected officials, federal agency representatives, and representatives of volunteer associations. Please consider sharing your expertise and knowledge!
The deadline for submitting applications is now May 15. Find an application and more information here: https://groupconcepts.formstack.com/forms/oema_speaker_application_copy_copy
Oregon Emergency Management Association PO Box 7309 Beaverton, OR 97007 info@oregonemergency.com | 10/17/2020 12:00 AM | | | Firearms | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** Class: GLOCK Armorer Course Sponsoring Agency: Clackamas Co. Sheriff's Office Target Audience: Law Enforcement, LE Distributor, GLOCK Dealer When: Wednesday, September 23, 2020 Where: Clackamas County Sheriff's Office, Public Safety Training Center,
12700 SE 82nd Ave, Clackamas, OR 97015 Hours: 0800 to 1700 Cost: $250.00 Certification: Three year GLOCK factory certification. Instructor: GLOCK Factory Representative Overview: Students will learn how to diagnose, service and maintain GLOCK
pistols. Attire: Casual Supplies/Equipment Needed: Pen/Pencil - All weapons and tools will be
provided. Lodging: Contact Deputy Jason Dolan (503) 794-8066 or jdolan@clackamas.us for lodging
information. To Register or for Information: Contact www.glocktraining.com
| 9/25/2020 12:00 AM | | | Firearms | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** Class: GLOCK Armorer Course Sponsoring Agency: Clackamas Co. Sheriff's Office Target Audience: Law Enforcement, LE Distributor, GLOCK Dealer When: Tuesday, December 8, 2020 Where: Clackamas County Sheriff's Office, Public Safety Training Center,
12700 SE 82nd Ave, Clackamas, OR 97015 Hours: 0800 to 1700 Cost: $250.00 Certification: Three year GLOCK factory certification. Instructor: GLOCK Factory Representative Overview: Students will learn how to diagnose, service and maintain GLOCK
pistols. Attire: Casual Supplies/Equipment Needed: Pen/Pencil - All weapons and tools will be
provided. Lodging: Contact Deputy Jason Dolan (503) 794-8066 or jdolan@clackamas.us for lodging
information.
To Register or for Information: Contact www.glocktraining.com | 12/9/2020 12:00 AM | | | SFST | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** What: SFST Refresher with Wet Lab Sponsoring Agency: Grants Pass DPS When: October 9, 2020 Hours: 0800-1500 (includes 1-hour lunch break) Where: Grants Pass Department of Public Safety, Parkway Public Safety
Center, 800 E Park Street, Grants Pass, OR 97527 Cost: Free, meals and lodging not provided Instructors: Det. Archie Lidey, Det. Sgt. Doni Hamilton, Ofc. Shali
Marshall, Lt. Trevor Arnold (MPD) Registration: Registration required by September 28, 2020. To
register, email Shali Marshall, GPDPS, smarshall@grantspassoregon.gov Course Questions: Shali Marshall, GPDPS, smarshall@grantspassoregon.gov,
(541)450-6260 Attire: Business casual Class Needs: Pen or pencil Lodging: Lodging is not provided. Any necessary lodging arrangements should
be made by individual agencies.
| 10/10/2020 12:00 AM | | | Instructor | | Postponed | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement**
*Training has been postponed until 2021. Dates are TBD.*
What: Command Presence: The Transformational Trainer - Transforming Good Instructors into Great Ones Sponsor: DPSST Target Audience: Law enforcement When: NEW DATE: November 23, 2020 (cancelled date: June 29, 2020) Hours: 0800-1700 Where: DPSST, 4190 Aumsville Hwy SE, Salem, OR 97317 Cost: Free Overview: Regardless of subject matter expertise, the role of the trainer is to enhance the performance of their officers. The Transformational Trainer is an instructor enhancement program designed to help you focus on the "how to train" not just the "what to train". This program is designed to challenge instructors to think differently about law enforcement training in an effort to improve officer performance in the field. Through guided discussions, case studies, video analysis, self-assessments and small group exercises, participants will explore: Characteristics of the Transformational Trainer The Science of Learning: Making it "Stick" Generational Differences and Communication Styles Human Performance and Decision Making A New Look at Student Feedback Eliminating Death by PowerPoint Register online at: Registration will open in September. Meals & Lodging: Lunch provided. Dorm room lodging at the Academy is not available during this training event. Class Questions: Jim de Sully, DPSST Regional Manager,
jdesully@dpsst.state.or.us or 503.934.0866
Command Presence
127 F Street, STE 202, Brunswick, GA 31520 www.commandpresence.net | | | | Leadership | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** What: FBI-LEEDA Presents: Executive Leadership Institute Hosted By: Chief Jason Wallis and the Port of Portland Police Department Target Audience: Seminar registration is open to all law enforcement – sworn
and professional civilian staff. (You are not required to be a member of
FBI-LEEDA to attend.) When: October 12-16, 2020 Hours: Class begins at 8:30 a.m. Location: PDX Conference Center - St. Helens Room, 7000 NE Airport Way,
Portland, OR 97218 Overview: The FBI-LEEDA Executive Leadership Institute (ELI) is an
innovative 4 1/2-day program designed for executive-level law enforcement
leaders and those leaders aspiring to executive level leadership positions. ELI
focuses on the emerging challenges facing 21st century police leaders, as well
as planning and navigating the political waters of executive leadership. This
highly interactive program follows the FBI-LEEDA “cops talking to cops"
model of professional development where students will engage in guided
leadership discussions with instructors and other students. The course first
looks inward to identify the forces of change and emerging trends within law
enforcement, such as the challenges of recruiting, hiring and leading different
social generational cohorts and different cultural groups within the workforce.
The ELI also presents leadership strategies that emphasize the importance of
public trust and legitimacy, officer wellness, social and emotional intelligence. To Register: Register online at www.fbileeda.org
or call 877-772-7712 for more information. Registration Fee: $695/student. Local Contact: For local information regarding the training venue or hotel
accommodations for this training opportunity, please contact Sgt. T.J. Eriksen
of the Port of Portland Police Department at 503-460-4216 or email: TJ.Eriksen@portofportland.com FBI Law Enforcement Executive Development Association Business Offices: 5
Great Valley Parkway Suite 359. Malvern, Pennsylvania 19355 Tel:
877-772-7712 FBI-LEEDA, Inc. is a private 501(c)(3) non-profit
organization and is not part of the Federal Bureau of Investigation or acting
on behalf of the FBI. | | | | Crisis Intervention | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** What: Assisting Individuals in Crisis & Group Crisis Intervention Sponsors: Central Oregon Public Safety Chaplaincy, International Critical
Incident and Stress Foundation and Albany Police Department When: October 5-7, 2020 Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day Course Location: Albany Police Department, 2600 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany,
Oregon Cost of the Course: $300.00 Cost Includes: Registration, ICISF Materials & Certificates This 3-day course combines ALL of the content of ICISF’s Assisting
Individuals in Crisis & Group Crisis Intervention courses. Only those
attending all hours of class will be issued certificates. Designed to present
the core elements of a comprehensive, systematic and multi-component crisis
intervention curriculum, this course will prepare participants to understand a
wide range of crisis intervention services for both the individual and for
groups. Fundamentals of Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) will be
outlined and participants will leave with the knowledge and tools to provide
several crisis interventions for individuals and groups. Program Highlights:
Psychological crisis and psychological crisis intervention; Resistance,
resiliency, recovery continuum; Critical Incident Stress Management; Basic crisis
communication techniques; Common psychological and behavioral crisis reactions;
SAFER-Revised model; Suicide intervention; Large and Small Group crisis
interventions; Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD). Instructor Information: Chaplain Jim Crowley is recently retired Executive
Chaplain for Central Oregon Public Safety Chaplaincy (COPC) having served them
full time since the Fall of 2003. He has been a chaplain for over 30 years. He
has earned the International Conference of Police Chaplaincy (ICPC) Diplomat
Chaplain Credential. He has earned the Master of Ministry Degree from Northwest
Nazarene University. He is an Approved Instructor with the International
Critical Incident and Stress Foundation (ICISF) and the International
Conference of Police Chaplains (ICPC). Chaplain Crowley is a member of the
Central Oregon Critical Incident Stress Management (COCISM) team. He has
served on the Oregon State Police (OSP) Critical Incident and Response Team
(CIRT) and the Oregon State Fire Marshalls Chaplain Response Team (OCRT).
Chaplain Joel Stutzman is a Chaplain with COPC and has an ICPC Basic Chaplain
Credential. Chaplain Stutzman is a member of the Central Oregon Critical
Incident Stress Management (COCISM) team. He also serves on the Oregon State
Police (OSP) Critical Incident and Response Team (CIRT). He has earned the
Master of Arts degree from Moody Theological Seminary. To Register: Email Your Name, Address, Agency Name, Phone # to: Chaplain
Joel Stutzman at joel.p.stutzman@gmail.com.
Questions call 541-213-8303 Payments can be made by check or online at www.copchaplain
Caveat: Attendees cannot attend Assisting
Individuals in Crisis & Group Crisis Intervention and Advanced Group Crisis
Intervention back to back in the same week. | | | | Crisis Intervention | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** What: Advanced Group Crisis Intervention When: October 8-9, 2020 Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Each Day Location: Albany Police Department, 2600 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany, Oregon Cost of the Course: $200.00 Cost Includes: Registration, ICISF Materials & Certificates *Prerequisite: Group Crisis Intervention Class Description: Designed to provide participants with the latest
information on critical incident stress management techniques and post-trauma
syndromes, the Advanced Group Crisis Intervention builds on the knowledge base
which was obtained through the Group Crisis Intervention course. Emphasis will
be on advanced defusings and debriefings in complex situations. This course is
designed for EAP, human resources and public safety personnel, mental health
professionals, chaplains, emergency medical services providers, firefighters,
physicians, police officers, nurses, dispatchers, airline personnel and disaster
workers who are already trained in the critical incident stress debriefing
format. Course Highlights include Managing complex group-oriented crisis
interventions, Nature and importance of incident assessment, Strategic
intervention planning, Comprehensive, integrated, systematic and
multi-component CISM, Concepts of enhanced group processes, significantly
delayed interventions, “Multiple incident CISD”, Suicide of a colleague, and
Small group crisis support sessions after a disaster. Instructor Information: Chaplain Jim Crowley is recently retired Executive
Chaplain for Central Oregon Public Safety Chaplaincy (COPC) having served them
full time since the Fall of 2003. He has been a chaplain for over 30 years. He
has earned the International Conference of Police Chaplaincy (ICPC) Diplomat
Chaplain Credential. He has earned the Master of Ministry Degree from Northwest
Nazarene University. He is an Approved Instructor with the International
Critical Incident and Stress Foundation (ICISF) and the International
Conference of Police Chaplains (ICPC). Chaplain Crowley is a member of the
Central Oregon Critical Incident Stress Management (COCISM) team. He has served
on the Oregon State Police (OSP) Critical Incident and Response Team (CIRT) and
the Oregon State Fire Marshalls Chaplain Response Team (OCRT). Chaplain Joel
Stutzman is a Chaplain with COPC and has an ICPC Basic Chaplain Credential.
Chaplain Stutzman is a member of the Central Oregon Critical Incident Stress
Management (COCISM) team. He also serves on the Oregon State Police (OSP)
Critical Incident and Response Team (CIRT). He has earned the Master of Arts
degree from Moody Theological Seminary. To Register: Email Your Name, Address, Agency Name, Phone # to: Chaplain
Joel Stutzman at joel.p.stutzman@gmail.com.
Questions call 541-213-8303 Payments can be made by check or online at www.copchaplain.com Caveat: Attendees cannot attend Assisting Individuals in Crisis &
Group Crisis Intervention and Advanced Group Crisis Intervention back to back
in the same week. | | | | Leadership | | Cancelled |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** *This class has been cancelled*
Class: Dare to Be Great: Strategies for Creating a Culture of Leading Target Audience: Law Enforcement Sponsors: Winning Mind Training & Beaverton Police Department When: Thursday, November 05, 2020 0800-1600 Where: Beaverton Police Department: 6125 SW Hall Blvd Beaverton, OR 97008 Cost: Your investment to participate in this powerful seminar, and possibly
change your life, is 8 hours of your time and $147.00. Instructors: Brian Willis is recognized throughout North America as a thought
leader, catalyst for change and a man with many questions. He is the founder of
the innovative training company Winning Mind Training, a company committed to
helping the men and women of law enforcement focus on What’s Important Now? as
a tool to Embrace the Suck, Look for the Good and Dare to Be Great. Brian
served as a full time police officer for 25 years and has over 30 years of law
enforcement training experience. He is a recipient of a Lifetime Achievement
Award for his commitment and contributions to Officer Safety in Canada, and the
Law Officer Trainer of the Year award. Brian has also served as a mental
preparation coach for athletes from a variety of sports including two Olympic
athletes. Registration Information Seminar Information About the Presenter
Overview: The Dare to Be Great leadership workshop addresses barriers, which
often get in the way of achieving organizational excellence and provides a
framework for changing the way you think about leadership, and strategies for
pushing decision making down to the appropriate levels in the organization. The
workshop also explores the concept of Finite and Infinite Games and how they
apply to leadership and to law enforcement organizations. Strategies for
developing an Infinite Mindset in an organization, and as a leader will be
examined during the workshop. You will leave the workshop with clearly
identified takeaways and action steps you can implement when you return to the
workplace as well as strategies and tools to help you become a better leader.
The goal of the workshop however, is for you to walk away with more questions
than answers. It is those questions regarding culture, your role in changing
the organization and future steps to make you a better leader, which will help
you on your journey be the leader your family, your personnel, your
organization, your community and your profession need you to be, and deserve
you to be and to help you create a culture of leadership in your organization To Register: http://www.winningmindtraining.com
and click on the Course Listing / Calendar link Area Lodging: Lodging is not provided. Any necessary lodging
arrangements should be made by individual agencies. | | | | Leadership | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** What: FBI-LEEDA Presents: Supervisor Leadership Institute Sponsor: Hosted by Chief Jason Wallis and the Port of Portland Police
Department Target Audience: Seminar registration is open to all law enforcement – sworn
and professional civilian staff. (You are not required to be a member of
FBI-LEEDA to attend.) When: February 8-12, 2021 Where: PDX Conference Center at Portland International Airport, Suite 3109,
7000 NE Airport Way, OR 97218 Hours: Class begins at 8:30 am. Overview: The FBI-LEEDA Supervisor Leadership Institute (SLI) is a
foundational 4½-day course that helps prepare the next generation of police
leaders for their critical first steps in police leadership. Supervisors and
managers at higher levels will benefit from the topics covered in this course,
appreciating how first line supervisors are critical to the success of the
organization. To lead others, we must first know ourselves and SLI takes us on
that part of the leadership journey. Among the modules covered in this course,
students will find out how the DISC factors, Dominance, Influence, Steadiness
and Compliance, can predict your behavior towards others in day-to-day
interactions. The students will thoroughly examine the concepts of credibility,
accountability and motivation, while becoming familiar with aspects of
liability and discipline that are vital to leadership at all levels of the
organization. Cost: Registration fee is $695/student To Register: Register online at www.fbileeda.org
or call 877-772-7712 for more information. Attire: Business casual For local information regarding the training venue or hotel accommodations
for this training opportunity, please contact Sgt. T.J. Eriksen of the Port of
Portland Police Department at 503-460-4216 or email: TJ.Eriksen@portofportland.com. FBI Law Enforcement Executive Development Association Business Offices: 5
Great Valley Parkway Suite 359. Malvern, Pennsylvania 19355 Tel: 877-772-7712
FBI-LEEDA, Inc. is a private 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is not part
of the Federal Bureau of Investigation or acting on behalf of the FBI. | | | | Leadership | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** What: FBI-LEEDA Presents: Command Leadership Institute Hosted By: Chief Jason Wallis and the Port of Portland Police Department Target Audience: Seminar registration is open to all law enforcement – sworn
and professional civilian staff. (You are not required to be a member of
FBI-LEEDA to attend.) When: November 30-December 4, 2020 Hours: Class begins at 8:30 a.m. Location: PDX Conference Center - St. Helens Room, 7000 NE Airport Way,
Portland, OR 97218 Overview: The FBI-LEEDA Command Leadership Institute is an inspiring and
dynamic 4 ½-day course specifically and uniquely designed to prepare law
enforcement leaders for command level positions. As part of the Trilogy-series
of leadership courses, the Command Leadership Institute focuses on real-life
contemporary strategies and techniques for those aspiring to or in already in
command-level assignments. Students will be engaged in such topics as command
responsibility, discipline and liability, team building, resilient leadership, and
leading change within an organization. To Register: Register online at www.fbileeda.org
or call 877-772-7712 for more information. Registration Fee: $695/student. Local Contact: For local information regarding the training venue or hotel
accommodations for this training opportunity, please contact Sgt. T.J. Eriksen
of the Port of Portland Police Department at 503-460-4216 or email: TJ.Eriksen@portofportland.com Attire: Business casual. FBI Law Enforcement Executive Development Association Business Offices: 5
Great Valley Parkway Suite 359. Malvern, Pennsylvania 19355 Tel: 877-772-7712
FBI-LEEDA, Inc. is a private 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is not part
of the Federal Bureau of Investigation or acting on behalf of the FBI. | | | | Crisis Intervention | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** Class Title: Advanced Group Crisis Intervention Target Audience: This course is designed for EAP, human resources and
public safety personnel, mental health professionals, chaplains, emergency
medical services providers, firefighters, physicians, police officers, nurses,
dispatchers, airline personnel and disaster workers who are already trained in
the critical incident stress debriefing format. Sponsoring Agency: Central Oregon Public Safety Chaplaincy and Medford
Police Department Dates: September 29 and September 30, 2020 Time: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Cost: $200.00 Cost includes: Registration, ICISF Materials and
Certificates Lodging, travel, and supplemental meals are the responsibility of
student/agency Location: Medford Police Department-Prescott Room; 219 S Ivy Street Medford,
Oregon 97501 To Register: Email your name, address, agency name and phone number
to: Chaplain Joel Stutzman at: joel.p.stutzman@gmail.com.
Questions: call (541)213-8303 Payments can be made by check or online at http://www.copchaplain.com Overview: This training is designed to provide participants with the
latest information on critical incident stress management techniques and
post-trauma syndromes, the Advanced Group Crisis Intervention builds on the
knowledge base which was obtained through the Group Crisis Intervention course.
Emphasis will be on advanced defusings and debriefings in complex situations.
Course Highlights include: Managing complex group-oriented crisis
interventions, Nature and importance of incident assessment, Strategic
intervention planning, Comprehensive, integrated, systematic and
multi-component CISM, Concepts of enhanced group processes, significantly
delayed interventions, “Multiple incident CISD”, Suicide of a colleague, and
Small group crisis support sessions after a disaster. Instructor Information: Chaplain Jim Crowley is recently retired Executive
Chaplain for Central Oregon Public Safety Chaplaincy (COPC) having served them
full time since the Fall of 2003. He has been a chaplain for over 30 years. He
has earned the International Conference of Police Chaplaincy (ICPC) Diplomat
Chaplain Credential. He has earned the Master of Ministry Degree from Northwest
Nazarene University. He is an Approved Instructor with the International
Critical Incident and Stress Foundation (ICISF) and the International
Conference of Police Chaplains (ICPC). Chaplain Crowley is a member of the
Central Oregon Critical Incident Stress Management (COCISM) team. He has served
on the Oregon State Police (OSP) Critical Incident and Response Team (CIRT) and
the Oregon State Fire Marshals Chaplain Response Team (OCRT). Chaplain Joel
Stutzman is a Chaplain with COPC and has an ICPC Basic Chaplain Credential.
Chaplain Stutzman is a member of the Central Oregon Critical Incident Stress
Management (COCISM) team. He also serves on the Oregon State Police (OSP)
Critical Incident and Response Team (CIRT). He has earned the Master of Arts
degree from Moody Theological Seminary. Pre-requisites: Group Crisis Intervention Attire: Business Casual Area Lodging Info: Please note none of these facilities are endorsed
by the course sponsor but are provided as a service for those traveling from
out of town: Homewood Suites by Hilton, Address: 2010 Hospitality Way, Medford,
OR 97504; (541) 779-9800; Comfort Inn Suites, Address: 60 E Stewart Ave,
Medford, OR 97501 (541) 772-8000; Springhill Suites Address: 1389 Center Dr,
Medford, OR 97501 (541) 842-8080; Towneplace Suites Address: 1395 Center Dr,
Medford, OR 97501 (541) 842-5757. | | | | Critical Incident Response, De-escalation Tactics, Use of Force | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** WHAT: Third Degree Communications: Critical Incident Response, Use of Force & De-Escalation HOSTED BY: Albany PD
DATE/TIME: (NEW) Nov. 10, 2020 8:00 AM-5:00 PM PST (cancelled date Oct. 27)
COURSE LENGTH: 1 day seminar
LOCATION: Albany Police Department, 2600 Pacific Blvd SW
Albany, OR 97321
PRICE: $225.00 INSTRUCTORS:
Brian Shab
Chris Sciba
OVERVIEW: In this highly impactful 8 hour course, students will learn the most important elements of responding to and safely resolving critical incidents. Topics covered in class: use of force, threat analysis, de-escalation, command and control, perimeter tactics, ICS, active shooter, hostage/barricade, officer involved incidents, media relations, critical incident stress debriefing, and after action protocol. This course is designed especially for patrol officers, field sergeants, and lieutenants. TO REGISTER: https://www.tdcorg.com/courses/
CONTACT US: https://www.tdcorg.com/contact/ PHONE: 408.766.1909 Registration Fee guaranteed through June 30, 2020.
POST PLAN I REIMBURSEMENT:
Travel and Per Diem, Tuition, Backfill Reimbursement NV P.O.S.T. CERTIFICATION # P2840013
CA P.O.S.T. CERTIFICATION # 1126-24202
| | | | Interview & Interrogation | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class: Interview and Interrogation – Third Degree Communications, Inc Sponsoring Agency: Salem Police Department Target Audience: Law Enforcement Officers, Investigators, Parole & Probation Officers When: Feb 2nd – 4th, 2021 Hours: 0800 – 1700 Daily Where: Salem Police Department 333 Division St NE Salem, OR 97301 Cost: $525 Instructor: Paul Francois, Enrique Garcia and Rafael Varela Pre-requisites: None Overview: The students will learn what is at the essence of successful interpersonal communication skills, by understand each of the following topic areas: Detecting Deception, Communication Theories, Dynamics of Human Interaction, Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication. The students will also learn the essential components of successful interview and interrogation skills by understanding each of the following topic areas: Interview, Interrogation, Admission, Confession, Elicitation, Key and Theme. The student will also learn the essential components of Miranda Law by understanding each of the following topic areas: Denials, Invocation, Admissions, and Confessions, Letter of Apology, Consent to Search, Final Questions and Arrest Warrants. To Register: https://www.tdcorg.com/course/ii-feb-2021-salem/ Local Contact Info: Salem Police Department Training Coordinator, Rachel Kofoid at 503-588-6212 or rkofoid@cityofsalem.net Attire: Business Casual | | | | Critical Incident Response | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class: National Tactical Officers Association-Supervising Patrol Critical Incidents Sponsoring Agency: Albany Police Department Target Audience: Sworn, full-time law enforcement personnel When: November 12 & 13, 2020 Time: 0800-1700 Where: Albany Police Department, 2600 Pacific Blvd. SW, Albany, OR 97322 Cost: NTOA member: $239.00 Non-member: $294.00 Instructor: TBA Pre-requisites: Must be sworn law enforcement Overview: This course is designed to provide patrol supervisors with the information and tools needed to manage a critical incident prior to the arrival of SWAT. Understanding the methodology used in managing a dynamic tactical problem, and the 4 primary types of critical incidents involving an adversary will give the patrol supervisor the tools needed to succeed during these events. Deadline to register: October 12, 2020 To register: https://training.ntoa.org/CourseRegistration/default.asp?num=20203320 Attire: business casual Supplies/Equipment: Law Enforcement ID, This course is conducted entirely in the classroom setting, Laptop computer or tablet is helpful to the student, but not mandatory (student notebooks will be made available via Dropbox), Business casual dress may be worn. Area Lodging: Holiday Inn Express & Suites (541) 928 8820 105 Opal Street NE- Albany, OR 97321 Co-host Point of Contact: Lt. Steve Dorn 541-917-3248 steve.dorn@cityofalbany.net | | | | Interview & Interrogation | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or
endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class: Interview and Interrogation – Third Degree
Communications, Inc Sponsoring Agency: Albany Police Department Target Audience: Law Enforcement Officers,
Investigators, Parole & Probation Officers When: May 11-13, 2021 Hours: 0800 – 1700 Daily Where: Albany Police Department, 2600 Pacific Blvd SW
Albany, OR 97321 Cost: $525 Instructor: Paul Francois, Enrique Garcia and Rafael Varela Pre-requisites: None Overview: The students will learn what is at the essence of
successful interpersonal communication skills, by understand each of the
following topic areas: Detecting Deception, Communication Theories,
Dynamics of Human Interaction, Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication. The students
will also learn the essential components of successful interview and
interrogation skills by understanding each of the following topic areas:
Interview, Interrogation, Admission, Confession, Elicitation, Key and
Theme. The student will also learn the essential components of Miranda
Law by understanding each of the following topic areas: Denials, Invocation,
Admissions, and Confessions, Letter of Apology, Consent to Search, Final
Questions and Arrest Warrants. To Register: https://www.tdcorg.com/course/ii-may-2021-albany/ Local Contact Info: Albany Police Department
Accreditation Manager, Merab Smith at 541-791-0229 or Merab.smith@cityofalbany.net Attire: Business Casual | | | | ARIDE | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** Class Title: Advanced Roadside Impairment Driving Enforcement
(ARIDE) Target Audience: Full-time certified Police Officers Sponsoring Agency: Oregon Drug Evaluation and Classification Program,
ODOT-TSD, and the Salem Police Department. Dates: November 2nd & 3rd, 2020 Time: 8am – 5pm Daily Cost: Free (Meals and Lodging are at the expense of the
participating agency). Training materials are provided by the Oregon Drug
Evaluation and Classification Program. Facility Name and Address: Salem Police Department
333 Division St NE
Salem, OR Course Manager: Officer Brian Frazzini – Salem Police
Department Special Consideration: Anyone attending will adhere to the processes
stipulated by the Governor’s mandate for Oregon reopening due to COVID. Registration Process and Contact Info: Email Oregon State Police at OSPDRE@osp.oregon.gov. Class size
is limited to the first 24 students. **Registration confirmations will be emailed to those who register.
The deadline for registering is October 23, 2020. Questions: Contact Sgt. Tim Plummer at tplumme@osp.oregon.gov or Audrey
Guillory at AGuillo@osp.oregon.gov. Brief Overview: The Oregon Drug Evaluation and Classification Program (DECP)
have received national acclaim for its success in identifying the drug impaired
driver. Advanced Roadside Impairment Driving Enforcement (ARIDE) was
developed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and created to
address the gap between Standardized Field Sobriety Testing (SFST) and the Drug
Evaluation and Classification (DEC) Program. ARIDE is a 16-hour
curriculum that provides officers with general knowledge related to drug
impairment and promotes the use of certified Drug Recognition Experts.
Additionally, ARIDE is an intermediate level impaired driving course with an
SFST proficiency examination. The student should be fully conversant with
the HGN procedural "mechanics" of HGN with the three clues of HGN and
with the interpretation of those clues for assessing alcohol impairment.
A major focus is on the examination of a drug-impaired suspect's eyes and the
procedures of those eye examinations derive largely from HGN procedures.
The successful completion of this course does not qualify the student as a Drug
Recognition Expert (DRE). Prerequisites: One year of law enforcement experience. The
student registering for ARIDE should be familiar with the extent of the drug
impaired driving problem and must have completed the basic Standardized Field
Sobriety Testing (SFST), Drugs that Impair Driving, and a recent SFST
refresher/update. Attire: November 2nd - Agency uniform or business
casual (No Jeans)
November
3rd - Agency uniform or business casual (No Jeans) Supplies/Equipment Needed: Face mask to be used
during the SFST proficiencies for safety protocols related to COVID-19.
All other training materials are provided by the Oregon Drug Evaluation and
Classification Program. Lodging Suggestions: Best Western Mill Creek Inn
3125 Ryan Dr SE
Salem, OR 97301
503-585-3332 Hampton Inn & Suites
510 Hawthorne Ave SE
Salem, OR 97301
503-362-1300 Comfort Suites
630 Hawthorne Ave SE
Salem, OR 97301
503-585-9705 | |
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