Frank Bland Regional Training Center

This is a thirty-two hour course designed to improve current bicycle riding skills and techniques of bicycle patrol. Students must be in good physical condition and able to complete a fifteen mile uphill ride on day one. You are expected to wear a bicycle uniform to class. See equipment list for further information. click for flyer

THIS IS AN 80-HOUR ADVANCE TECHNICAL COURSE THAT INCLUDES HIGHER MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS, MOMENTUM THEORIES, VEHICLE DYNAMICS, RECONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGY AND MOTORCYLE, AUTO-PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE, AND HEAVY DUTY ARTICULATED VEHICLE COLLISION ANALYSIS. THE STUDENT WILL BUILD ON CONCEPTS TAUGHT IN BASIC, INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION SCHOOL. THIS CLASS IS OPEN TO CURRENT LAW ENFORCEMENT PEACE OFFICERS ONLY. Prerequisite: Advanced Traffic Collision Inv. Click for Flyer

THIS IS AN 80-HOUR ADVANCE TECHNICAL COURSE THAT INCLUDES HIGHER MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS, MOMENTUM THEORIES, VEHICLE DYNAMICS, RECONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGY AND MOTORCYLE, AUTO-PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE, AND HEAVY DUTY ARTICULATED VEHICLE COLLISION ANALYSIS. THE STUDENT WILL BUILD ON CONCEPTS TAUGHT IN BASIC, INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION SCHOOL. THIS CLASS IS OPEN TO CURRENT LAW ENFORCEMENT PEACE OFFICERS ONLY. Prerequisite: Advanced Traffic Collision Inv. Click for Flyer

THIS IS AN 80-HOUR ADVANCE TECHNICAL COURSE THAT INCLUDES HIGHER MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS, MOMENTUM THEORIES, VEHICLE DYNAMICS, RECONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGY AND MOTORCYLE, AUTO-PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE, AND HEAVY DUTY ARTICULATED VEHICLE COLLISION ANALYSIS. THE STUDENT WILL BUILD ON CONCEPTS TAUGHT IN BASIC, INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION SCHOOL. THIS CLASS IS OPEN TO CURRENT LAW ENFORCEMENT PEACE OFFICERS ONLY. Prerequisite: Advanced Traffic Collision Inv. Click for Flyer

THIS IS AN 80-HOUR ADVANCE TECHNICAL COURSE THAT INCLUDES HIGHER MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS, MOMENTUM THEORIES, VEHICLE DYNAMICS, RECONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGY AND MOTORCYLE, AUTO-PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE, AND HEAVY DUTY ARTICULATED VEHICLE COLLISION ANALYSIS. THE STUDENT WILL BUILD ON CONCEPTS TAUGHT IN BASIC, INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION SCHOOL. THIS CLASS IS OPEN TO CURRENT LAW ENFORCEMENT PEACE OFFICERS ONLY. Prerequisite: Advanced Traffic Collision Inv. Click for Flyer

THIS IS AN 80-HOUR ADVANCE TECHNICAL COURSE THAT INCLUDES HIGHER MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS, MOMENTUM THEORIES, VEHICLE DYNAMICS, RECONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGY AND MOTORCYLE, AUTO-PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE, AND HEAVY DUTY ARTICULATED VEHICLE COLLISION ANALYSIS. THE STUDENT WILL BUILD ON CONCEPTS TAUGHT IN BASIC, INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION SCHOOL. THIS CLASS IS OPEN TO CURRENT LAW ENFORCEMENT PEACE OFFICERS ONLY. Prerequisite: Advanced Traffic Collision Inv. Click for Flyer

THIS IS AN 80-HOUR ADVANCE TECHNICAL COURSE THAT INCLUDES HIGHER MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS, MOMENTUM THEORIES, VEHICLE DYNAMICS, RECONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGY AND MOTORCYLE, AUTO-PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE, AND HEAVY DUTY ARTICULATED VEHICLE COLLISION ANALYSIS. THE STUDENT WILL BUILD ON CONCEPTS TAUGHT IN BASIC, INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION SCHOOL. THIS CLASS IS OPEN TO CURRENT LAW ENFORCEMENT PEACE OFFICERS ONLY. Prerequisite: Advanced Traffic Collision Inv. Click for Flyer

THIS IS AN 80-HOUR ADVANCE TECHNICAL COURSE THAT INCLUDES HIGHER MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS, MOMENTUM THEORIES, VEHICLE DYNAMICS, RECONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGY AND MOTORCYLE, AUTO-PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE, AND HEAVY DUTY ARTICULATED VEHICLE COLLISION ANALYSIS. THE STUDENT WILL BUILD ON CONCEPTS TAUGHT IN BASIC, INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION SCHOOL. THIS CLASS IS OPEN TO CURRENT LAW ENFORCEMENT PEACE OFFICERS ONLY. Prerequisite: Advanced Traffic Collision Inv. Click for Flyer

THIS IS AN 80-HOUR ADVANCE TECHNICAL COURSE THAT INCLUDES HIGHER MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS, MOMENTUM THEORIES, VEHICLE DYNAMICS, RECONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGY AND MOTORCYLE, AUTO-PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE, AND HEAVY DUTY ARTICULATED VEHICLE COLLISION ANALYSIS. THE STUDENT WILL BUILD ON CONCEPTS TAUGHT IN BASIC, INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION SCHOOL. THIS CLASS IS OPEN TO CURRENT LAW ENFORCEMENT PEACE OFFICERS ONLY. Prerequisite: Advanced Traffic Collision Inv. Click for Flyer

This 32-hours course is designed to train local law enforcement officers on how to cope with crisis situations with the mentally ill and developmentally disabled community. Signs and symptoms as well as a review of common medications are highlights of the in-class training. Officers also participate in various site visits and are given information about additional mental health resources available in the community.   Click for flyer

This 40-hours course provides accident investigation from on-the-scene procedures to follow up and practical application of how to use report forms and accident investigation terminology together with the study of vehicle code law and court decisions. Course meets requirements of VC40600 (a). Click here for flyer

The 40 hour Force Option Simulator Instructor course is designed to prepare the students to become effective simulator instructors, to prepare and give a presentation on use of force, and to increase their knowledge on case law and department policies regarding use of force. Training will be conducted on the Milo Range system. *MEETS Perishable Skills Requirements* click for flyer

This course is designed for the experienced Peace Officer recently appointed as a Field Training Officer. Includes instruction in liability, documentation, and teaching techniques with an emphasis on the FTO/ Trainee relationship.   CLICK FOR FLYER

This course provides a thorough overview in diffusing conflict when encountering hostile, uncooperative, or emotionally upset persons and is designed to modify contacts into positive experiences and reduce the potential for complaints or the escalation into higher levels of force. Perishable Skills Program approved. click for flyer

This course provides a thorough overview of the most current street, prison, and motorcycle gang trends to their daily assignments as law enforcement officers. Officer safety issues and gang prosecution will also be addressed.   CLICK FOR FLYER

This course builds on concepts taught in the basic traffic collision investigation course. It also introduces students to expanded mathematical equations and physics topics as they relate to collisions. Skid marks are analyzed and speed is calculated using standardized equations. Prerequisite: Basic Traffic Collision Inv. Click for flyer

THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO TRAIN AND CERTIFY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS IN THE PROPER AND EFFICIENT USE OF LIDAR. THE STUDENTS WILL BE PROVIDED WITH AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE LASER AS AN ENFORCEMENT TOOL, ALONG WITH PRACTICAL SKILLS AND LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS.SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF RADAR COURSE IS PRE-REQUISITE TO LASER. PREREQUISITE: ** MUST BE RADAR TRAINED TO ATTEND THIS CLASS** click for flyer

This 24-hours course is designed to provide field officers with the knowledge and skills to effectively enforce DUI laws. Topics include officer safety, financial recovery, proper case preparation and presentation, effects of alcohol and field identification of drugs. *This course prepares students for ARIDE and DRE certifications. This is the first in the series and a prerequisite to ARIDE* click for flyer

This 40-hour course will provide students with the skills to recognize, evaluate, and synthesize all aspects of investigating crimes against children.     This course satisfies POST mandates on child abuse per Penal Code sections 13516 and 13517. CLICK FOR FLYER  

This 40-hours course provides accident investigation from on-the-scene procedures to follow up and practical application of how to use report forms and accident investigation terminology together with the study of vehicle code law and court decisions. Course meets requirements of VC40600 (a). Click for FLyer

This course is designed for the experienced Peace Officer recently appointed as a Field Training Officer. Course includes instruction in liability, documentation, and teaching techniques with an emphasis on the FTO/ Trainee relationship. CLICK FOR FLYER

This 8-hour course presents the basic techniques for crime scene investigation and evidence recovery including blood, hair and fiber, superglue, body recovery, fingerprinting, photography and practical exercises.   CLICK FOR FLYER

This 8-hours course is designed to train local law enforcement field training officers on how to cope with crisis situations with the mentally ill and developmentally disabled community. Discussion of stigma and stigma reduction are highlights of the in-class training. This course meets state requirements for FTO’s reference SB29. CLICK FOR FLYER

This 80-hour course is designed for experienced traffic collision investigators. Emphasis is on the applications of mathematics and physics to collision analysis, scene documentation and evaluation. Prerequisite: Intermediate Traffic Collision Inv. click for flyer

This is a 40-hour course that is designed for those individuals who are tasked with investigating / processing suspicious or criminal death scenes. This course includes body processing, post-mortem changes, forensic entomology evidence collection, role of the forensic anthropologist, bone ID and scatter site recovery, and gravesite excavation. Course includes hands-on practice and practical exercises   "CLICK FOR FLYER"

This 40-hours course provides accident investigation from on-the-scene procedures to follow up and practical application of how to use report forms and accident investigation terminology together with the study of vehicle code law and court decisions. Course meets requirements of VC40600 (a). Click for FLyer    

This course explores working with and supervising traffic officers and reviews the concepts of traffic engineering, office of traffic safety, driving under the influence programs, special events planning, traffic resource management and report review. WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Law Enforcement supervisors and managers who are or may be in charge of a traffic program for their department. click for flyer

This course will educate the officer assigned to patrol, or currently assigned to corrections intending on being assigned to patrol, in building search tactics and techniques. **Stress vests will be used during the practical exercise** Officer safety and field tactics during building searches Concepts of cover and concealment Intelligence gathering techniques Dynamic and Stealth entry Movement while clearing the building     "Click for Flyer"  

This course provides an update on proper report writing techniques. It provides the skills needed to prepare a thoroughly written report. The course is intended for officers recently assigned to patrol functions after working corrections, and for patrol trained officers who are seeking additional training in report writing. Click for Flyer

This is a forty-hour course designed to give law enforcement officers the skills to teach courses in bicycle patrol and to improve their current riding skills. Students must be in good physical condition and able to complete a 12-15 mile ride on day one. You are expected to wear a department bicycle patrol uniform to class. See equipment list for further information. click for flyer

This is a thirty-two hour course designed to improve current bicycle riding skills and techniques of bicycle patrol. Students must be in good physical condition and able to complete a fifteen mile uphill ride on day one. You are expected to wear a department bicycle patrol uniform to class. See equipment list for further information. click for flyer

The 40 hour Force Option Simulator Instructor course is designed to prepare the students to become effective simulator instructors, to prepare and give a presentation on use of force, and to increase their knowledge on case law and department policies regarding use of force. Training will be conducted on the Milo Range system. *MEETS Perishable Skills Requirements* click for flyer

Course Description: This 80-hour course is designed to provide a broad knowledge of all aspects of crimes scene processing. This course includes documentation, photography, evidence identification and collection, latent fingerprint processing, basic gunshot trajectory reconstruction, basic bloodstain pattern recognition, and death investigation. This course will cover evidence collection and documentation for Forensic Entomology and Forensic Anthropology exams as well as the basics of Gravesite Excavation. This course includes lecture, hands-on exercises, and numerous practical exercises   Click for Flyer  

WHAT TO BRING: Agency Camera ·        Tri-pod EMPTY camera card Camera Battery Charger   WHAT TO WEAR: Outdoor, comfortable work clothing is recommended. NO shorts, sleeveless shirts, no open-toed shoes are allowed. "CLICK FOR FLYER" Course Description:   This 80-hour course is designed to provide a broad knowledge of all aspects of crimes scene processing. This course includes documentation, photography, evidence identification and collection, latent fingerprint processing, basic gunshot trajectory reconstruction, basic bloodstain pattern recognition, and death investigation. This course…

This course is designed to train local law enforcement officers on how to cope with crisis situations with the mentally ill and developmentally disabled community. Officers also participate in various site visits, scenario training and given information about additional mental health resources. This course satisfies legislative mandate PC13515.27(a)(1) PC13515.28(a)(1), SB11/SB29   Topics Covered:   Overview of Mental Health Disorders Signs and Symptoms Medications PTSD and Veterans Resources ADA Tactical Communication Police Suicide Suicide by Cop Community Resources "CLICK FOR FLYER"

This 40-hours course provides accident investigation from on-the-scene procedures to follow up and practical application of how to use report forms and accident investigation terminology together with the study of vehicle code law and court decisions. Course meets requirements of VC40600 (a). \ click for flyer

This course covers the behind the scenes issues encountered within all public safety dispatch centers. The risk of complacency, poor team work and professional decision making are all discussed. Each student works through a personal accountability assessment to avoid the pitfall of poor attitude, performance, or poorly made choices. This course is designed to identify the traits of complacency and the negative impact it has in communications centers.   CLICK FOR FLYER

Course Description This 8-hours course is designed to train local law enforcement field training officers on how to cope with crisis situations with the mentally ill and developmentally disabled community. Discussion of stigma and stigma reduction are highlights of the in-class training. This course meets state requirements for FTO’s reference SB29. $FREE$ POST PLAN V Reimbursement  For travel and  per diem Refer to POST Bulletin  No. 2019-02 Topics Covered: Overview of Mental Health Disorders,  Stigma and Stigma Reduction Identifying and…

This course covers developing, working with, protecting, and compensating Confidential Informants. CLICK HERE FOR FLYER

This course builds on concepts taught in the basic traffic collision investigation course. It also introduces students to expanded mathematical equations and physics topics as they relate to collisions. Skid marks are analyzed and speed is calculated using standardized equations. Prerequisite: Basic Traffic Collision Inv. click for flyer

This course will teach basic medical care interventions, which can save an injured officer or victims’ life until they can be assisted by conventional EMS. Instruction will focus on the use of readily available resources such as tourniquets, gauze, wound packing materials, hemostatic dressings, etc. CLICK FOR FLYER

A course for law enforcement personnel newly assigned to investigative units responsible for conducting initial and follow-up investigations. It will provide an overview of investigative duties, protocols and available resources. The course contains a basic curriculum intended to familiarize investigators about their expanded responsibilities. It will provide the basic tools necessary to develop new skills.   Click for Flyer

80-hour Interactive course designed for the new non-sworn supervisor in a Law Enforcement agency. Sergeants may not take this course as a substitute for the mandatory 80-hr post supervisory course. This course is POST certified and is taught in a facilitated Modular format of Two 8-hour days per month over a 5-month time frame. This extended format encourages networking and helps to develop leadership skills and team building in supervisors. Major topics include: Ethics Leadership, Counseling and Communication, Liability, Legal…

This course is designed for the experienced Peace Officer recently appointed as a Field Training Officer. Course includes instruction in liability, documentation, and teaching techniques with an emphasis on the FTO/ Trainee relationship. CLICK HERE FOR FLYER

This course provides the public safety dispatcher with an understanding of their leadership role, leadership concepts, and practices within a public safety communications environment. Ethical issues faced by public safety dispatchers will be examined and analyzed using contemporary ethical decision-making models.   CLICK FOR FLYER

Students will learn the basic concepts of mass casualty and fatality incident management, identification and allocation of resources, and lessons learned. All of the case studies are current and review major events as well as active shooter incidents. This course is designed for experienced public safety dispatchers and their role in mass casualty and fatality incidents.   CLICK FOR FLYER

WHAT TO BRING: Agency Camera ·        Tri-pod EMPTY camera card Camera Battery Charger   WHAT TO WEAR: Outdoor, comfortable work clothing is recommended. NO shorts, sleeveless shirts, no open-toed shoes are allowed.   Course Description:   This is a 40-hour course that includes all aspects of Crime Scene Photography, including manual functions of an SLR camera, nighttime photography, macro photography, and scene photography. This course includes lecture, hands-on practice and practical scenes to photograph. This course is designed for any…

This 40-hours course provides accident investigation from on-the-scene procedures to follow up and practical application of how to use report forms and accident investigation terminology together with the study of vehicle code law and court decisions. Course meets requirements of VC40600 (a). click for flyer

Course Description: This course is designed to train local law enforcement officers on how to cope with crisis situations with the mentally ill and developmentally disabled community. Officers also participate in various site visits, scenario training and given information about additional mental health resources. This course satisfies legislative mandate PC13515.27(a)(1) PC13515.28(a)(1), SB11/SB29  $FREE$ POST PLAN V, Reimbursement  For travel and  per diem Refer to POST Bulletin No. 2019-02 Topics Covered:  Overview of Mental Health Disorders Signs and Symptoms Medications PTSD…

80-hour Interactive course designed for the new non-sworn supervisor in a Law Enforcement agency. Sergeants may not take this course as a substitute for the mandatory 80-hr post supervisory course. This course is POST certified and is taught in a facilitated Modular format of Two 8-hour days per month over a 5-month time frame. This extended format encourages networking and helps to develop leadership skills and team building in supervisors. Major topics include: Ethics Leadership, Counseling and Communication, Liability, Legal…

This course covers the behind the scenes issues encountered within all public safety dispatch centers. The risk of complacency, poor team work and professional decision making are all discussed. Each student works through a personal accountability assessment to avoid the pitfall of poor attitude, performance, or poorly made choices. This course is designed to identify the traits of complacency and the negative impact it has in communications centers. CLICK FOR FLYER

WHAT TO BRING: Agency Camera ·        Tri-pod EMPTY camera card Camera Battery Charger   WHAT TO WEAR: Outdoor, comfortable work clothing is recommended. NO shorts, sleeveless shirts, no open-toed shoes are allowed.   Course Description:   This 32-hour course includes all aspects of Bullet Trajectory Reconstruction including direction of travel, angle of impact, and placement of shooters. This course includes demonstrations of stippling patters on skin. This course includes lecture, hands-on exercises, and practical scenes to reconstruct and document.  …

This 80-hour course is designed for experienced traffic collision investigators. Emphasis is on the applications of mathematics and physics to collision analysis, scene documentation and evaluation. Prerequisite: Intermediate Traffic Collision Inv. click for flyer

This 80-hr course is intended to teach homicide investigators the proper manner in which to collect and preserve evidence, to properly identify wounds and the nature in which they change under different circumstances. This course also teaches proper case preparation and conducting interview and interrogation, which are paramount to conducting, solving and prosecuting a homicide case.   Click for Flyer 

80-hour Interactive course designed for the new non-sworn supervisor in a Law Enforcement agency. Sergeants may not take this course as a substitute for the mandatory 80-hr post supervisory course. This course is POST certified and is taught in a facilitated Modular format of Two 8-hour days per month over a 5-month time frame. This extended format encourages networking and helps to develop leadership skills and team building in supervisors. Major topics include: Ethics Leadership, Counseling and Communication, Liability, Legal…

This is a forty-hour course designed to give law enforcement officers the skills to teach courses in bicycle patrol and to improve their current riding skills. Students must be in good physical condition and able to complete a 12-15 mile ride on day one. You are expected to wear a department bicycle patrol uniform to class.   Click for flyer  

This is a thirty-two hour course designed to improve current bicycle riding skills and techniques of bicycle patrol. Students must be in good physical condition and able to complete a fifteen mile uphill ride on day one. You are expected to wear a department bicycle patrol uniform to class.   Click for flyer      

Topics Covered: Pattern Identification Angle of Impact and Area of Origin Determination Bloodstain Scene Interpretation Documentation Courtroom Testimony   Persons Who Should Attend: •Crime Scene Investigators •Forensic Technicians •Detectives •Criminalists Course Description:   The purpose of this course is to provide basic and advanced knowledge in the field of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis and enable course participants to identify, document, and interpret bloodstain evidence. This is a 40-hour course that includes all aspects of Bloodstain Pattern Identification, Pattern Analysis, and Area…

The 40 hour Force Option Simulator Instructor course is designed to prepare the students to become effective simulator instructors, to prepare and give a presentation on use of force, and to increase their knowledge on case law and department policies regarding use of force. Training will be conducted on the Milo Range system. *MEETS Perishable Skills Requirements* CLICK FOR FLYER

This course provides the public safety dispatcher with an understanding of their leadership role, leadership concepts, and practices within a public safety communications environment. Ethical issues faced by public safety dispatchers will be examined and analyzed using contemporary ethical decision-making models.   CLICK FOR FLYER

This 40-hours course provides accident investigation from on-the-scene procedures to follow up and practical application of how to use report forms and accident investigation terminology together with the study of vehicle code law and court decisions. Course meets requirements of VC40600 (a). click for flyer

This course is designed for the experienced Field Training Officer and includes updated instruction in liability, documentation, and teaching techniques with an emphasis on the FTO/Trainee relationship.   Click for Flyer  

$FREE$ POST PLAN V Reimbursement  For travel and per diem Refer to POST Bulletin No. 2019-02 Topics Covered:   Overview of Mental Health Disorders Stigma and Stigma Reduction Identifying and Utilizing Resources Conflict Resolution and De-escalation Techniques Legal Aspects of Crisis Intervention    "CLICK FOR FLYER" Course Description:   This 8-hours course is designed to train local law enforcement field training officers on how to cope with crisis situations with the mentally ill and developmentally disabled community. Discussion of stigma and…

THIS IS AN 80-HOUR ADVANCE TECHNICAL COURSE THAT INCLUDES HIGHER MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS, MOMENTUM THEORIES, VEHICLE DYNAMICS, RECONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGY AND MOTORCYLE, AUTO-PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE, AND HEAVY DUTY ARTICULATED VEHICLE COLLISION ANALYSIS. THE STUDENT WILL BUILD ON CONCEPTS TAUGHT IN BASIC, INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION SCHOOL. THIS CLASS IS OPEN TO CURRENT LAW ENFORCEMENT PEACE OFFICERS ONLY. Prerequisite: Advanced Traffic Collision Inv. click for flyer

This course will assist first responders in identifying and investigating elder abuse related topics. The focus will be placed on identifying the crimes elders and dependent adults are most commonly the victim of, building rapport with the victim and identifying victim resources.   Click for Flyer

This course is designed for the experienced Peace Officer recently appointed as a Field Training Officer.  The Course includes instruction in liability, documentation, and teaching techniques with an emphasis on the FTO/ Trainee relationship.   Click for Flyer

80-hour Interactive course designed for the new non-sworn supervisor in a Law Enforcement agency. Sergeants may not take this course as a substitute for the mandatory 80-hr post supervisory course. This course is POST certified and is taught in a facilitated Modular format of Two 8-hour days per month over a 5-month time frame. This extended format encourages networking and helps to develop leadership skills and team building in supervisors. Major topics include: Ethics Leadership, Counseling and Communication, Liability, Legal…

This 40-hours course provides accident investigation from on-the-scene procedures to follow up and practical application of how to use report forms and accident investigation terminology together with the study of vehicle code law and court decisions. Course meets requirements of VC40600 (a).   Click for Flyer

This course is designed to provide firearms instructors the skills to teach the use and application of the rifle in law enforcement situations.  Students will demonstrate skills and abilities to instruct during presentation in class and on the firing line.      "Click for Flyer"

This Course is designed to provide officers with the knowledge to recognize the distinct differences between interviews and interrogations, legal issues and how to obtain the truth from suspects, witnesses and victims.   Click for Flyer

This course is designed for law enforcement personnel who are subject to subpoena. This course is a guide to what happens in the courtroom, what to expect as a witness and works to build skills for successful testimony.   Click for Flyer

This 16-hour course is designed for sworn law enforcement personnel seeking to learn advanced tactics utilizing the handgun, shotgun and patrol rifle. Basic firearm safety will be reviewed, but the course focuses on low-light tactics, positional shooting, shooting on the move, the use of cover, accuracy and tactical firearm manipulation. *SBSD Safety Members need to be registered by their Training Administrator/Sergeant   "Click for Flyer"

This 24-hours course is designed to provide field officers with the knowledge and skills to effectively enforce DUI laws. Topics include officer safety, financial recovery, proper case preparation and presentation, effects of alcohol and field identification of drugs. *This course prepares students for ARIDE and DRE certifications. This is the first in the series and a prerequisite to ARIDE*   Click for Flyer

DESIGNED TO TRAIN PATROL OFFICERS IN THE OPERATION OF RADAR DEVICES. INCLUDES; HISTORY, PRINCIPLES, THEORY AND LAWS RELATING TO RADAR, SET-UP, CALIBRATION, AND COURTROOM TESTIMONY. THIS COURSE SATIFIES THE REQUIREMENTS OF POST REGULATION 1081.   Click for Flyer

THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO TRAIN AND CERTIFY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS IN THE PROPER AND EFFICIENT USE OF LIDAR. THE STUDENTS WILL BE PROVIDED WITH AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE LASER AS AN ENFORCEMENT TOOL, ALONG WITH PRACTICAL SKILLS AND LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS. PREREQUISITE: ** MUST BE RADAR TRAINED TO ATTEND THIS CLASS**   Click for Flyer

This course builds on concepts taught in the basic traffic collision investigation course. It also introduces students to expanded mathematical equations and physics topics as they relate to collisions. Skid marks are analyzed and speed is calculated using standardized equations. Prerequisite: Basic Traffic Collision Inv.   Click for Flyer

This 4- hour course is designed to train law enforcement personnel on how to deal with the complexities of civil matters. We will discuss common civil issues encountered by law enforcement during the scope of their duties to include civil services, levies, evictions, landlord/tenant disputes, repossessions, restraining orders, proof of service and custody.   Click for Flyer

This course is designed for Law Enforcement Officers who want to learn the basic foundation needed to develop, conduct, and standardize an agency’s firearms training to meet today’s Law Enforcement needs. This course satisfies P.O.S.T. requirements for pistol and shotgun firearms instructors. "Click for Flyer"