| | 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 | | | | 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, 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) | | | | 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) | | | | 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. | | | | 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 | | | | Other | | Postponed |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** *This class has been rescheduled* Class: Understanding Jurisdiction on Tribal Lands – A User-Friendly PL 280 Sponsors: Youth Development Division, Coquille Tribal Police Department,
California Indian Culture and Sovereignty Center Audience: Tribal Communities: tribal councils, court personnel,
police/security/fire, social services, tribal enterprise workers, tribal
members, youth advocates. Public Safety & Service Providers: police,
highway patrol, court personnel, district attorney offices, parole and
probation, social services, state and federal agencies, criminal justice
students, explorers, various services providers Dates: tentatively rescheduled for April 2021 (cancelled dates Oct. 6-7,
2020) Hours: 9:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. both days Location: The Mill Casino, 3201 Tremont Ave, North Bend, OR 97459 Course Description: Indian tribal communities face obstacles unknown to most
other communities throughout the United States. A complex web of criminal
jurisdiction has been spun through historical policies and practices of the
federal government toward Native Americans. The unfortunate result of this
convoluted criminal justice system is the existence of critical gaps that have
created chronic crime problems on Indian reservations. One element affecting over half of all federally recognized Indian tribes
that has added to jurisdictional confusion and frustration is the federal law,
Public Law 83-280 (PL 280). In 1953 the U.S. Congress passed PL 280 which
interjected state criminal jurisdiction on tribal lands. This course will help
participants understand the convoluted federal, state and tribal jurisdiction
that exists today on tribal lands through a user-friendly format. Participants
will be equipped with an overall knowledge of the historical, cultural and
legal aspects of working with tribal governments and their communities for
effective and practical public safety implementation. Topics: DV & Tribal Protection Orders, Public Safety Issues, History of
PL 280, Sovereignty Resource book included with the class. To Register/Questions: Contact Ryan Shands: ryan.shands@state.or.us or
503-378-5111 | | | | Other | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** Class: Statement Analysis Sponsoring Agencies: Albany Police Department and Third Degree
Communications Target Audience: Officers, Detectives, Investigators When: May 14, 2021 Time: 0800-1700 Where: Albany Police Department Cost: $225 Instructor: Matt Irvine Overview: Statement Analysis is a method for detecting likely deceptions and
omissions in language. In this concise, practical one day course, students will
learn the elements of Statement Analysis and how to apply them for more
effective interviews. We will analyze a variety of written and spoken
statements – including suspect interviews, press conferences, 911 calls and
ransom letters. Because our work is not just to identify deception but to
overcome it, we will then discuss how to use a subject’s own language to focus
our interviews and investigations. Statement Analysis complements
investigators’ understanding of interview & interrogation methods and
non-verbal communication. This training is designed to enhance the work of
detectives and investigators in the areas of: criminal investigations; internal
affairs; background investigations; officer-involved incidents; corporate
security and human resources investigations. Statement Analysis is particularly
useful for investigators whose cases involve telephonic and audio-recorded
interviews, transcripts, and written responses – when clues must be found in
words alone. To Register: www.tdcorg.com Attire: Business Casual Class Content Questions Contact: Merab Smith 541-791-0229 merab.smith@cityofalbany.net | | | | Executive, Leadership | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class Title: 33rd Annual Session of the Oregon Executive Development Institute (OEDI) Executive Leadership Training Target Audience: All current and future public safety leaders, military personnel and members of private organizations, including Higher Ed, with nexus to public safety. Sponsoring Agency: Oregon Executive Development Institute (OEDI) Please note the change of dates for the 2021 Annual Session Dates: October 10-14, 2021 Time: 8:30am to 7:30pm daily with breaks and activities Cost: $1,599 single occupancy - Fee includes 50.5 hours of exceptional executive leadership training, all instructional materials loaded onto an Amazon Fire Tablet, 4 nights lodging, all meals (full breakfast, lunch and dinner), AM/PM breaks each day including coffee, tea service, fresh fruit and snacks, Wednesday evening banquet dinner and guest speaker, special networking events and refreshments, use of the Fitness Center and special gift for all attendees. This year's session will include 34.5 hours of in-class training followed by 16 hours of online training, which can be taken at the student's leisure. Facility Name & Address: Oregon Garden Resort & Training Center, Silverton, Oregon Instructors: This year's session will feature nationally renowned instructors from the FBI; George Fox University and the Program Management Academy, and the Western Community Policing Institute. Application Process & Contact Info: Please note that the application for the 2021 Session is on our website – all applications must be completed through the OEDI website. Visit our website at http://www.oedionline.org and click on Training then Annual Session. Class Questions Contact Info: Alan Scharn, Executive Director – OEDI, (503) 851-1611, mailto:ascharn@corban.edu Overview: The OEDI Annual Session is a 4-day, intensive leadership training featuring nationally renowned instructors, networking events and first-class accommodations. This program emphasizes scenario-based, hands-on executive leadership through relationship building and interpersonal skills development to enhance personal and organizational performance. An underlying theme of servant leadership is a key component of this training. The Annual Session focuses on developing the individual as a leader. Pre-requisites: Fill out and submit an OEDI application, all online, at http://www.oedionline.org Attire: Business casual – no jeans, t-shirts, BDU/cargo pants, etc. Supplies/Equipment Needed: All materials, supplies, etc. will be provided including an Amazon Fire Tablet for each student. Area Lodging: Oregon Garden Resort and Training Center, Silverton, Oregon. Note, if you are selected to attend the 2021 session, all lodging arrangements will be made for you in advance.
| | | | Background Investigation, Online | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** Class: Background Investigation for Police Applicants Sponsoring Agency: Albany Police Department Target Audience: Background Investigators When: February 18-19, 2021 Time: 2/18- 0800-1700 hours
2/19-
0800-1200 hours Where: Zoom Virtual Classroom
Cost: $385.00
Overview: This course is designed for both background investigators,
supervisors, and human resource policy makers. Law enforcement strives
for professionalism; however, abuses by officers cast a negative light on
entire organization. An examination of the past behavior of some involved
officers reveals that a pattern of undesirable behavior existed prior to
appointment as a police official. This behavior was unknown to the hiring
agency due to inadequate or non-existent applicant screening. The integrity and
ethical reputation of a police department mandates a thorough background
investigation of police applicants. This course offers a systematic approach to
background investigations which will assist in making informed hiring
decisions. Deadline to Register: None, max capacity is 24 students To Register: https://www.lawenforcementseminars.com/courses/albany-or-feb-2021 Attire: Business casual Supplies/Equipment Needed: Please print manual
before class Area Lodging: There are multiple hotels in the Albany area to include
Holiday Inn Express, Comfort Suites, Best Western Prairie Inn Class Content Questions
Contact: Lt. Steve Dorn
Albany Police Department
2600 Pacific Boulevard, Albany OR 97321
541-917-3248
steve.dorn@cityofalbany.net
| | | | Internal Affairs | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** Class: Internal Affairs Investigations: Complaint and
Procedural Responsibilities Sponsoring Agency: Albany Police Department Target Audience: Certified officers When: May 17-18, 2021 Time: 5/17 - 0800-1700 hours
5/18 - 0800-1200 hours Where: Albany Police Department
2600 Pacific Boulevard SW
Albany, OR 97321 Cost: $385.00 Pre-requisites: Albany Police Department will require
health prescreening before entering training. Overview: This course is designed for individuals assigned to the
responsibility of conducting internal affairs investigations as well as
supervisors and command personnel with departmental oversight. Law enforcement administration is charged with the responsibility and has
the authority to maintain discipline within the police department. Citizens
should be provided a fair and effective avenue for redress of their legitimate
grievances against members of the department. The department also has the
responsibility to protect members of their agency from false allegations. This
course offers a global perspective of the internal affairs process in a
systematic framework designed to provide for informed decisions. Deadline to Register: None, max capacity is 24 students To Register: www.lawenforcementseminars.com Attire: Business casual Supplies/Equipment Needed: Please print manual
before class Area Lodging: There are multiple hotels in the Albany area to include
Holiday Inn Express, Comfort Suites, Best Western Prairie Inn Class Content Questions
Contact: Lt. Steve Dorn
Albany Police Department
2600 Pacific Boulevard, Albany OR 97321
541-917-3248
steve.dorn@cityofalbany.net | | | | Property/Evidence | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** Class: Managing the Property and Evidence Room Sponsoring Agencies: Albany Police Department and Public Agency Training
Council Target Audience: Property & Evidence Technicians and Supervisors When: April 6-7, 2021 Time: 0800-1700 Where: Albany Police Department Cost: $325 Instructor: Joseph Willis Pre-requisites: None. Overview: To provide participants with a basic understanding for the legal
and ethical requirements in order to properly operate a professional evidence /
property management system. To familiarize fellow law enforcement professionals
with the techniques and responsibilities involved in the function of a property
room environment. Encourage one another to exchange ideas to improve the
understanding and functionality of the property management system within their
own agency. - Property Room Problems and Solutions
- Policies and Procedures
- Packaging
- Security
- Management Theories
- Events and Trends
- Property Room Layout
- Storage Management
- Documentation
- Purging
- Dispositions
- Audits and Inventories
- Miscellaneous Handouts and Sample Forms *Please note all attendees will be required to take their temperature upon
entering the training room. Masks must be worn until seated. Social distancing
will be enforced. To Register: www.patc.com/training Attire: Business Casual Area Lodging: Holiday Inn Express, 105 Opal Ct. NE, Albany, OR 97322 Class Content Questions Contact: Merab Smith 541-791-0229 merab.smith@cityofalbany.net | | | | Other, Police | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** Class: Police Resource Allocation & Deployment Sponsoring Agencies: Albany Police Department and Etico Solutions, Inc. Target Audience: Police Administrators, Command Staff, HR, Analysts, Support
Staff When: March 1-4, 2021 (cancelled dates: Jan. 25-28, 2021)
Time: 0800-1700
Where: Albany Police Department Cost: $500
Instructor: Timothy J. Freesmeyer Pre-requisites: None. Overview: Course topics include: • How to organize and conduct a workload study using various internal
and external quantifiable drivers. • Critical thinking about the data collection methods in place within
the participant’s agency and what changes may need to take place. • How to calculate minimum staffing needs and performance staffing
needs to reach a targeted level of efficiency and service. • How to calculate a shift relief factor based on agency data to
determine the total staff size required to maintain daily staffing levels. • How to calculate the necessary deployment of line officers by day of
week, time of day, and geographic location. • How to evaluate different scheduling configurations for efficiency
and effectiveness. • The conditions that must be met when changing shift lengths to
maintain their current total staff size. This is a hands-on workshop which combines short topical lectures with
hands-on programming in Microsoft Excel. Throughout the four-day course,
students will build a seven-page Excel workbook containing all the necessary
formulas to conduct a staffing study at their home agency. This is not a
typical police conference course requiring only passive listening, you will be
actively engaged throughout the course. To get the most out of this class, be
prepared to focus your complete attention on the content. Prior exposure to
Microsoft Excel is beneficial but not required. Deadline to Register: January 1, 2021 To Register: www.eticosolutions.com Attire: Business Casual Supplies/Equipment Needed: Participants are required to bring a laptop
computer, preloaded with Microsoft Excel. Some participants in the past have
attempted the course with other spreadsheet applications and have found that
some formulas do not translate directly. Please be sure that you have tested
your installation of Excel prior to arrival to ensure full functionality. Area Lodging: Holiday Inn Express, 105 Opal Ct. NE, Albany, OR 97322 Class Content Questions Contact: Merab Smith 541-791-0229 merab.smith@cityofalbany.net | | | | Defensive Tactics | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** Class: Defensive Tactics and Control Options for the Female Officer Sponsoring Agencies: Albany Police Department and LouKa Tactical Training Target Audience: Female officers When: May 24-26, 2021 Time: 0800-1700 Where: Albany Police Department Cost: $429 Instructor: Lt. Toni Weinbeck Pre-requisites: None Overview: The purpose of this custom 3-day class is to improve the female
officer's control tactics in order to improve her performance in a physical
confrontation. Participants will review case studies, explore body platform
positioning and movement, whole-body explosive and striking techniques, weapon
management from the ground up, multiple officer engagement and tactics, ground
trapping, escapes, functional strength and conditioning tips. To Register: www.loukatactical.com Attire: Functional clothing Supplies/Equipment Needed: Gun belts (based on assignment), elbow and knee
pads, and mouthguards are recommended. Area Lodging: Holiday Inn Express, 105 Opal Ct. NE, Albany, OR 97322 Class Content Questions Contact: Merab Smith 541-791-0229 merab.smith@cityofalbany.net | | | | Leadership | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** Class: International Public Safety Leadership and Ethics Institute (IPSLEI)
Leadership Development Program Sponsoring Agencies: DPSST Target Audience: Current or future public safety supervisors, managers or
executives interested in developing their leadership skills. When: Twelve (12) class dates scheduled on select Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursdays between February and May 2021. The specific class dates
are: • February
2,3,4 •
March 9,10,11 •
April 13,14,15 •
May 18,19,20 Hours: 0800 – 1700 daily Where: DPSST 4190 Aumsville Hwy SE, Salem, OR Cost: Free; student or student’s agency must purchase books and study
materials (approx. $350.00) Instructors: Public safety leaders from police, corrections or fire
agencies in Oregon Pre-requisites: Recommendation from student’s chief executive Overview: The IPSLEI Leadership Development Program is a unique training opportunity
that requires dedication and passion for learning. The course is designed
to develop the leadership skills in current or imminent supervisors/managers to
lead the future of public safety agencies in Oregon. Through a variety of
learning methodologies such as written case studies, video analysis and
interactive activities, students will not only study leadership but experience
it within a learning environment. The program consists of four modules: •
Developing a Personal Philosophy of Leadership •
Leading Others Ethically •
Organizational Leadership •
Ethics and the Challenge of Leadership The coursework is intense and demanding; completion will require the
commitment of the student and their agency. Students will likely spend as
much time working outside the classroom as they do in the classroom, with
reading and writing assignments required for course completion. Training hours earned in this program can be used to satisfy significant
portions of the training requirements for Supervisory, Management or Executive
certification through DPSST. Lower division undergraduate credit is
available through Chemeketa Community College. Deadline to Register: Friday December 11, 2020 NOTE: This class is limited to 16 students To Register: To apply, complete the following and submit to terry.moss@state.or.us : • Letter of Interest from the applicant outlining their
commitment to leadership development, their future goals, and what they have
done to prepare themselves for leadership • Agency Nomination Letter from the applicant’s chief executive
articulating their assessment of the applicant’s leadership potential and
ability to commit to the required coursework Attire: Business Casual (no jeans) Supplies/Equipment Needed: Course books and study materials must be
purchased (approx. $350.00); ordering information will be forwarded to students
selected to the program Area Lodging: Shared dorm room lodging is available at the academy at
no charge for individuals traveling over 75 miles one-way. To request
dorm room housing (AFTER you receive confirmation you have been registered for
the class), please contact dorm reception at rebecca.nolte@state.or.us or
503-378-4399 no later than January 22, 2021. Questions: Please contact Terry Moss at terry.moss@state.or.us or call
503-378-8469 | | | | Interview & Interrogation | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** What: The Reid Technique of Interview and Interrogation® Sponsor: Newberg Police Department Date: February 17-19, 2021 Time: 8:00 am – 3:00 pm Location: 401 E 3rd Street, Newberg, Oregon 97132 Course Description: Upon successful completion of this program the student will have the knowledge of how to analyze case facts, evaluate the suspects behavior to determine truth or deception, conduct an interview using investigative and behavioral questions, and if need be, interrogate a suspect. The student will have the knowledge of how to get a suspect to acknowledge the commission of the crime that they committed and to develop that admission into a legally acceptable confession for court. Learn How To: • Interpret verbal and non-verbal behavior to assess the credibility of the information provided by the victim, witness or suspect during the investigative interview • How to use behavior provoking questions in the interview process • How to use THE REID NINE STEPS OF INTERROGATION® to: ✓ Develop interrogation strategies ✓ Develop themes (persuasive statements) ✓ Develop the alternative question to elicit the first admission Register NOW for special pricing! Register before January 17, 2021 and receive $50 per person off the regular price (does not apply to GSA) Course Fee: 3 Day Course $445.00 per person. GSA rates available for Federal Employees. Register by sending an email with attendees name to KRhea@reid.com or visit Reid.com Questions? Contact Kevin Rhea at 623-670-9975 or krhea@reid.com THE REID TECHNIQUE® Protecting The Innocent & Identifying The Guilty
John E. Reid and Associates, Inc.
209 West Jackson Boulevard, Suite 400 Chicago IL 60606
800-255-5747 • 312-583-0700 • fax 312-583-0701 | | | | Drugs that Impair Driving, SFST | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved
or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class: Standardized Field Sobriety Test and Drugs that
Impair Driving Sponsoring Agencies:
Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office, Bend Police Department and Redmond
Police Department Target Audience: Any Full-Time, Part-Time and Reserve
Peace Officers When: March 3-5,
2021 (Subject to prevailing COVID restrictions) Time: 0800-1700
daily Where: Bend Police
Department, 555 NE 15th St, Bend, OR 97701 Cost: None Instructor: Sgt
Kent Vander Kamp, Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office Pre-requisites: None Overview: The
Standardized Field Sobriety Testing (SFST) course, also known as the DUI or DWI
Detection course, is a comprehensive
course that is designed to increase the student's ability to detect impairment
in drivers. The fundamental purpose of
this training course is to foster DWI deterrence, i.e., to dissuade people from
driving while impaired by increasing the odds that they will be arrested and
convicted. SFST training focuses on the three-phases of the DUI/DWI detection
investigation, and especially on the battery of three tests that were validated
by NHTSA in their studies. Students in this class learn how to recognize and
document the presence or lack of clues from each test that indicate impairment
in suspected DUI subjects. Successful completion of this class has resulted in
attendees' improved ability to remove impaired drivers from Oregon's roadways. Deadline to Register:
February 5th, 2021 To Register: Contact
Sgt Kent Vander Kamp, Deschutes County Sheriff's Office,
Kent.VanderKamp@deschutes.org Attire: Business Casual or Agency Uniform. Uniforms
required for wet lab. Supplies/Equipment Needed: None Area Lodging: https://www.visitbend.com/where-to-stay/
Class Content Questions Contact: Sgt Kent Vander Kamp, 541-350-6571 or kentv@deschutes.org | | | | Force on Force, Instructor | | |
**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST
unless noted in the announcement** Class: Force-on-Force & Scenario / Instructor:
Train-the-Trainer
An instructor-level course providing a COMPLETE TRAINING SYSTEM of how to
create, document, and deliver safe and realistic training to your officers. Sponsoring Agency: Bend Police Department / Cutting Edge Training, LLC Target Audience: Agency Training Staff When: February 23-26, 2021 Time: 0800 – 1830 hours Where: Bend Police Department – Training Room Cost: $525 Instructor: Sgt. Thomas V. Benge (retired) Overview: Safely conduct training that really trains and tests your officers
in their tactical and force decision-making. Learn the effective training cycle from the classroom through to scenario
testing. This is a how-to-train course for your instructor. Rather than the dry
“instructor-development” course we’re all used to, this is a dynamic course
teaching your instructors how to become more effective law enforcement
trainers. How to implement scenario training through current adult learning and human
factors theories of training. How to safely conduct functional, integrated force-on-force drills that
support scenario training and testing. Effective scenario development, documentation, and implementation. Deadline to Register: 2/12/21 To Register: www.cuttingedgetraining.org Attire: Police Business Casual Class Content Questions Contact: Training Sgt. Derek Hicks,
Redmond Police Department (541) 504-3465 | | | | Firearms | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class Title: Building Better Shooters – Advanced Instructor Course Target Audience: Active and current law enforcement firearms instructors. Sponsoring Agency: Ashland Police Department, 1155 East Main Street, Ashland, OR 97520 When: September 13-15, 2021 Contact: Sgt. John Perrone, Ashland Police Department, 541-552-5453 or john.perrone@ashland.or.us Hours: 0800 to 1700 Where: Ashland Police Department, 1155 East Main Street, Ashland, OR 97520/Ashland Gun and Archery Club, 555 Emigrant Creek Rd, Ashland, OR 97520 Cost: $525.00 Instructor: Todd Fletcher, Combative Firearms Training, LLC Overview: Placing quick, threat-stopping hits on target is the core of all gun fighting skills. In order to accomplish this goal, firearms instructors must develop practical, fundamental skills in their shooters. This fast-paced and dynamic instructor development class provides firearms instructors with information regarding techniques to instruct shooters in the fundamentals of marksmanship, drills to develop combative speed and accuracy, concepts and techniques to develop their own drills to improve student performance, information on how adult-learning affects shooter performance, instructional leadership, target selection, and tips and techniques to help coach, mentor, teach, and instruct shooters. Todd Fletcher has over 24 years of law enforcement experience and presents law enforcement firearms training nationwide at the basic, advanced, and instructor development levels. He is an IALEFI staff instructor for the Master Instructor Development Program as well as a staff instructor for the National Law Enforcement Firearms Instructor Association (NLEFIA). Todd has written numerous firearms training, building search, leadership, and active shooter training articles. He is a columnist and expert contributor for PoliceOne.com as well as a regular columnist for Police & Security News magazine. Prerequisites: Must be a current law enforcement firearms instructor Registration: Contact Combative Firearms Training at 940-445-1110, todd@combativefirearms.com or www.combativefirearms.com Attire: Range/training attire • Supplies/Equipment Needed: Eye and ear protection and a billed cap will be required for all students, instructors, and spectators; patrol carbine or rifle; minimum of three (3) carbine magazines; handgun holster; handgun; minimum of three (3) handgun magazines; minimum of 400 rounds of handgun ammunition; minimum of 400 rounds of carbine ammunition; body armor is recommended. Lodging: Ashland Hills Hotel, 2525 Ashland St, Ashland OR 97520, (541)482-8310
| | | | Firearms | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class Title: Training with Steel Targets Instructor Course Target Audience: Law enforcement firearms instructors. Sponsoring Agency: Ashland Police Department Date: September 16-17, 2021 Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Cost: $525.00 Where: Ashland Police Department Instructors: Todd & Chrystal Fletcher, Combative Firearms Training, LLC To Register: Contact Combative Firearms Training at 940-445-1110, Todd@CombativeFirearms.com or www.combativefirearms.com Class Questions Contact: John Perrone, Ashland Police Department, 541-552-2453 or john.perrone@ashland.or.us Overview: This course is for instructors who want to get their students to perform at a higher level, improve their own shooting skills, and understand how steel targets enhance adult learning. Quality steel targets can help instructors and their students balance speed and accuracy through skill-specific challenges with immediate feedback. This instructor class provides instructors with information regarding techniques to instruct shooters in the fundamentals of marksmanship, techniques and drills to build speed and accuracy, concepts and techniques to build drills to improve student performance, information on how steel targets and adult-learning affects shooter performance, as well as tips to coach, mentor, and instruct shooters. Advanced recoil management, trigger manipulation, shooting platform, movement, and presentation of the pistol will all be covered. The majority of this program is spent applying the fundamentals of marksmanship while learning how to develop speed and accuracy. This class is designed for the instructor who has a solid grasp of the fundamentals but is looking for information on how to improve shooter performance using quality steel targets. Todd Fletcher has over 24 years of law enforcement experience and presents law enforcement firearms training nationwide at the basic, advanced, and instructor development levels. He is an IALEFI staff instructor for the Master Instructor Development Program as well as a staff instructor for the National Law Enforcement Firearms Instructor Association (NLEFIA). Todd has written numerous firearms training, building search, leadership, and active shooter training articles. He is a columnist and expert contributor for PoliceOne.com as well as a regular columnist for Police & Security News magazine. Pre-requisite: Must be a current law enforcement firearms instructor. Attire: Range/training attire. Supplies/Equipment Needed: Eye and ear protection and a billed cap will be required for all students and instructors. Handgun; holster; minimum of three (3) handgun magazines; magazine pouch; 800 rounds of handgun ammunition; body armor and long sleeves are recommended. Note taking material and cell phone (camera/video) is also recommended. Area Lodging: Ashland Hills Inn & Suites, 2525 Ashland Street, Ashland, Oregon 97520 Ph: 855-482-8310
| | | | Media, Public Information Officer | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class: FBI LEEDA Media and Public Relations Sponsoring Agencies: Albany Police Department and FBI LEEDA Target Audience: Public Relations, PIO, Police Administrators, Command Staff, Supervisors When: June 14-18, 2021 Time: Mon-Thurs 0830-1630 Fri 0830-1200 Where: Albany Police Department Cost: $695 Pre-requisites: None. Overview: This course will guide the participants to promoting a consistent and positive public image of the department, enabling the community to perceive their police as a transparent organization they can depend on and trust. There are three key opinion influencers; participants will learn how each can positively or negatively affect public opinion. Students will participate in media training with numerous desktop and on-camera exercises. Topics covered include: image, branding and perception, the media's role in public opinion, managing social media communications, interview preparation and principles for communicating in a crisis event. To Register: www.fbileeda.org Attire: Business Casual Area Lodging: Holiday Inn Express, 105 Opal Ct. NE, Albany, OR 97322 Class Content Questions Contact: Merab Smith 541-791-0229 merab.smith@cityofalbany.net
| | | | Resilience Training, Stress Management | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class Title: Bulletproof Spirit Training; by Dan Willis Co-Sponsor: City of Bend Police Department When: 4/17/2021 (Saturday) Hours: Two sessions to choose from: 8-12 or 1-5pm To Register: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0548a9ab2babfc1-bulletproof Where: City of Bend Police Department, (Municipal Court) 555 NE 15th St, Bend, OR 97701 Cost: FREE Prerequisite: Training for All First Responders – Police, Probation-Corrections, Fire, Medics, Dispatchers – and their spouses Overview: Attendees will learn about the crippling effects of trauma and learn how to develop resiliency, enhance coping ability, manage acute stress, effective methods to process and work through trauma, methods to remain motivated, as well as 20 proactive emotional survival strategies to heal and serve in wellness and peace. Lodging: Several options in the Bend area
| | | | Crisis Intervention | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement**
Class: Advanced Assisting Individuals in Crisis
Sponsoring Agencies: Albany Police Department and Central Oregon Public Safety Chaplaincy
When: April 19-20, 2021
Time: 0800-1700
Where: Albany Police Department
Cost: $350
Instructor: Chaplain Jim Crowley and Chaplain Joel Stutzman
Pre-requisites: Assisting Individuals in Crisis
Overview: The SAFER-R model of individual psychological crisis intervention was developed to serve as a simple protocol or procedural guide to aid in conducting such individual psychological crisis interventions. Using the SAFER-R framework as a platform, participants are introduced to scenario-based variations of the model. Topics such as advanced psychological triage, grief, suicide intervention, challenges in follow up and referral and self-care are addressed. In addition, participants are asked to evaluate pre-recorded video examples of crisis intervention using the SAFER-R model.
Course Highlights: Nature and definition of psychological crisis and intervention, critical incident stress management and its role as a continuum of care; Empathic communication techniques; Practice of psychological triage; SAFER-Revised model of individual psychological crisis intervention in suicide scenario and a “follow-up” or referral scenario; Risks of iatrogenic “harm” associated with psychological crisis intervention and will further discuss how to reduce those risks; Principles of self-care.
To Register: www.copchaplain.com
Attire: Business Casual
Area Lodging: Holiday Inn Express, 105 Opal Ct. NE, Albany, OR 97322
Class Content Questions Contact: Merab Smith 541-791-0229 merab.smith@cityofalbany.net
| | | | Crisis Intervention | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement**
Class: Assisting Individuals in Crisis & Group Crisis Intervention
Sponsoring Agencies: Albany Police Department and Central Oregon Public Safety Chaplaincy
When: March 29-31, 2021
Time: 0800-1700
Where: Albany Police Department
Cost: $350
Instructor: Chaplain Jim Crowley and Chaplain Joel Stutzman
Pre-requisites: None.
Overview: 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).
To Register: www.copchaplain.com
Attire: Business Casual
Area Lodging: Holiday Inn Express, 105 Opal Ct. NE, Albany, OR 97322
Class Content Questions Contact: Merab Smith 541-791-0229 merab.smith@cityofalbany.net
| | | | Field Training and Evaluation Program, Supervision | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class: Field Training and Evaluation Program (FTEP) for Supervisors Target Audience: Public Safety Training Coordinators, Supervisors and Managers who are tasked with the responsibility of overseeing the FTEP Program for their agency, or are considering implementation of FTEP. When: March 8, 2021 Where: Grant County Regional Airport, 720 Airport Rd, John Day, OR 97845 Sponsoring Agency: Grant Co. Sheriff's Office and DPSST Instructors: Tim Ragan Hours: 8am – 5pm Cost: Free Meals/Lodging: Meals and lodging are not provided Course Content Questions: Tim Ragan tragan@dpsst.state.or.us To Register: Students must pre-register for this course. You must receive an e-mail from DPSST confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Register online: https://forms.gle/soCYXYQHunyShfvC6 Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us Prerequisites: None Attire: Business casual Supplies/Equipment Needed: Confirmed attendees will be given a link to the FTEP manual and will need to print off the manual and bring it with them to class. Note-taking supplies, Copy of Agency FTEP Standard Evaluation Guidelines. Overview: Overview of basic concepts and duties; Practical exercises; Problem solving question and answer period. PLEASE NOTE: It is possible that this course has a testing component. DPSST is committed to serving test takers with disabilities and health-related needs by providing services and reasonable accommodations that are appropriate given the purpose of the test. Any exam candidate with a documented disability may be eligible for nonstandard testing accommodations. If you believe you may need any adjustments, modifications, or accommodations, you should contact Regional Supervisor Jim de Sully, Jdesully@dpsst.state.or.us by one week prior to class date to request suitable arrangements
| | | | Field Training and Evaluation Program | | | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement** Class: Field Training and Evaluation Program (FTEP) Target Audience: Police, P&P, Corrections, Telecommunications, Fire (Full-time Certified employees) When: March 9-11, 2021 Where: Grant County Regional Airport, 720 Airport Rd, John Day, OR 97845 Sponsoring Agency: Grant Co. Sheriff's Office and DPSST Instructors: Tim Ragan / DPSST Staff Hours: 8am – 5pm Cost: Free Meals/Lodging: Meals and lodging are not provided Course Content Questions: Tim Ragan tragan@dpsst.state.or.us To Register: Class size is limited. Students must pre-register for this course. Due to limited class size agencies will be limited to submit two students per class. Additional applications will be placed on a waiting list. You must receive an e-mail from DPSST confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Register online at: https://forms.gle/8LjK7B5zFcRsUeg28 Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us Pre-requisites: None Attire: Business casual ********PLEASE NOTE*********The curriculum for this class was developed for full-time police, corrections, parole and probation, telecommunicator/emergency medical dispatch and fire personnel. Priority in selection will be given to those individuals who work as a full-time police, corrections or P&P officer, a telecommunicator/emergency medical dispatcher or a firefighter first. Those individuals who are employed full-time within those disciplines, but whose duties fall outside of those job titles will still be able to submit their application for consideration. The application will be placed on a waiting list pending space availability. Supplies/Equipment Needed: Confirmed attendees will be given a link to the FTEP manual and will need to print off the manual and bring it with them to class. Note-taking supplies, Copy of Agency FTEP Standard Evaluation Guidelines. PLEASE NOTE: It is possible that this course has a testing component. DPSST is committed to serving test takers with disabilities and health-related needs by providing services and reasonable accommodations that are appropriate given the purpose of the test. Any exam candidate with a documented disability may be eligible for nonstandard testing accommodations. If you believe you may need any adjustments, modifications, or accommodations, you should contact Regional Supervisor Jim de Sully, Jdesully@dpsst.state.or.us by one week prior to class date to request suitable arrangements.
| | | | Field Training and Evaluation Program | | Full | **The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement**
**CLASS FULL**
Class: Field Training and Evaluation Program (FTEP)
Sponsoring Agencies: Curry County Sheriff's Office and DPSST Target Audience: Police, P&P, Corrections, Telecommunications, Fire (full-time certified employees) When: February 17-19, 2021 Where: Curry County Sheriff's Office, 29808 Colvin St, Gold Beach, OR 97444 Instructors: Tim Ragan / DPSST Staff Hours: 8am – 5pm Cost: Free Meals/Lodging: Meals and lodging are not provided Course Content Questions: Tim Ragan tragan@dpsst.state.or.us To Register: Class size is limited. Students must pre-register for this course. Agencies will be limited to two students per agency to start. You must receive an e-mail from DPSST confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Register online at: https://forms.gle/FrTn3Hmkoruw7pto6 Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us Pre-requisites: None Attire: Business casual ********PLEASE NOTE*********The curriculum for this class was developed for full-time police, corrections, parole and probation, telecommunicator/emergency medical dispatch and fire personnel. Priority in selection will be given to those individuals who work as a full-time police, corrections or P&P officer, a telecommunicator/emergency medical dispatcher or a firefighter first. Those individuals who are employed full-time within those disciplines, but whose duties fall outside of those job titles will still be able to submit their application for consideration. The application will be placed on a waiting list pending space availability. If space becomes available the applicant will be notified. Supplies/Equipment Needed: Confirmed attendees will be given a link to the FTEP manual and will need to print off the manual and bring it with them to class. Note-taking supplies, copy of agency FTEP Standard Evaluation Guidelines. It is possible that this course has a testing component. DPSST is committed to serving test takers with disabilities and health-related needs by providing services and reasonable accommodations that are appropriate given the purpose of the test. Any exam candidate with a documented disability may be eligible for nonstandard testing accommodations. If you believe you may need any adjustments, modifications, or accommodations, you should contact Regional Supervisor Jim de Sully, Jdesully@dpsst.state.or.us by one week prior to class date to request suitable arrangements.
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