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Conference
11/17‐11/19/2010
Class Title: 41st Annul OPOA Training Conference/Awards Banquet
Target Audience:
Sponsoring Agency: Oregon Peace Officers Association
When: 11/17‐11/19/2010
Hours:
Where: Agate Beach Inn, Newport, Oregon
Cost: see overview
Instructors: Various ‐ visit www.opoa.info
Overview: Topics: "I'm Shot!" Courage After Fire: Police Psychologist Suzanne Best ‐ "Legal Implications For Officers
and Agencies After a Shooting." Force Sciences Attorney John Hoag ‐ "What's an Officer to do at The End
Of The World?" FEMA Center for Domestic Preparedness ‐ "Keeping Yourself from being a Target of an
Official Misconduct Investigation." Chief Counsel, Dept. of Justice Sean Riddell and Lt. Bob Stai, Marion
County Sheriff's Office ‐ "From the Oregon Trail to I‐5, Oregon Lawmen Winning Street Fights." Howard
Webb, Chief Defensive Tactics Instructor Oregon DPSST (ret).
Cost: Member: Before 10‐15‐10 ‐ $175. After 10‐15‐10 ‐ $195 or Non‐member: Before 10‐15‐10 ‐ $195.
After 10‐15‐10 ‐ $215. The registration fee includes breakfast and lunch on Thursday and Friday. Awards
banquet tickets are $35 in advance or $40 at the door. Cancellations will not be refunded 10 days before
the conference, however transfers will be allowed. Questions? Please call the OPOA business office at:
503‐393‐9237
Prerequisites:
Registration: Visit: www.opoa.info
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging: Agate Beach Inn, 3019 North Coast Highway, Newport, OR 97365. Reservations:
800‐547‐3310 Room rates (Government ID required): $76 Hillside view, $91 Ocean view before
11‐12‐10. You must identify yourself as a participant in the OPOA Conference for these rates.
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Conference
1/31 ‐ 2/3/2011
Class Title: 2011 Executive Leadership Training Seminar
Target Audience: All current and up‐and‐coming Supervisors, Mid Managers, and Executives in all areas of Public Safety
Sponsoring Agency: OACP & DPSST
When: 1/31 ‐ 2/3/2011
Hours: varies
Where: Seaside Convention Center, Seaside, OR
Cost: $160 ELTS registration/$79 additional for OEDI
Instructors: varies
Overview: This annual Executive Leadership Training Seminar will have thought provoking training presentations
which include:
Tuesday, February 1, 2011: Committee Meetings and Joint OACP/OSSA meetings throughout the day
For those not attending the OACP or OSSA meetings, we will have a session for Supervisors from 1300‐
1700 entitled: Managing the Employee After a Critical Incident
Wednesday, February 2, 2011: 0800‐1700: Steven Gower will present: The Wounded Leader:
Stumbling Toward Significance During Tough Times
Thursday, February 3, 2011: 0800‐1200: Steven Gower will continue with the presentation: Conflicted:
The Violation of Internal Mandates
The conference also includes other various meetings, meals, as well as a hosted reception on
Wednesday night.
** Pre‐conference OEDI Advanced training is being offered to current OEDI members only: On Monday,
January 31, 2011 0800‐1700 and Tuesday, February 1, 2011 from 0800‐1200: Join OEDI for a
Franklin/Covey Diversity Centered Leadership Training that will be some of the most intense leadership
training you may ever attend in your career. This is a day and a half training. Lunch on the first day will
be provided, as will all materials, and a banquet dinner on Monday night. An additional fee of $79.00 is
being charged for this session. (You must be an current OEDI member to attend this training. It is also
limited to the first 30 members who register.) There will be an Annual General Membership Board
Meeting during the OEDI banquet, that is open to all. If you are not attending the OEDI Advanced
Training, but would like to attend the Banquet and Meeting, there is a cost of $30.00.
For additional information, contact Capt. Suzy Isham, DPSST, 503‐378‐2327 or
suzanne.isham@state.or.us Or Karlyn Campbell, OACP, 1‐800‐784‐2867 or Karlyn@victorygrp.com
Prerequisites:
Registration: The registration form, a complete schedule, hotel information and additional information are available
online at: http://www.oregon.gov/DPSST/RT/ELTS2011.shtml . You may also download the registration
form from the OACP website: www.Policechief.org. Please send registration and payment to OACP.
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
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Conference
1/31 ‐ 2/3/2011
Class Title: 2011 Executive Leadership Training Seminar
Lodging: Visit: http://www.oregon.gov/DPSST/RT/ELTS2011.shtml or www.Policechief.org
Firearms
11/11/2010
Class Title: Glock Armorer's Course
Target Audience: Law enforcement, firearms instructors
Sponsoring Agency: Cannon Beach Police Department
When: 11/11/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: Cannon Beach City Hall, 163 E. Gower St., Cannon Beach, OR 97110
Cost: $150
Instructors: Dennis Tueller, Glock Training Division
Overview: Learn to safely use and maintain Glock pistols. Certification is good for 3 years.
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Register at www.glocktraining.com
Attire: Casual
ClassNeeds: Student supplies safety glasses for training
Lodging: Surfsand Resort: 503‐436‐2274, Inn at Cannon Beach: 503‐436‐9085, Hallmark Resort: 503‐436‐1566
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Firearms
2/8‐2/11/2010
Class Title: Colt M4/AR‐15 Armorer's Course
Target Audience: Law Enforcement Department Armorer's
Sponsoring Agency: Central Point Police Department
When: 2/8‐2/11/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: Central Point Police Department 155 S. 2nd St, Central Point, OR 97502
Cost: $400
Instructors: TBD
Overview: Each graduate will gain a complete understanding of the design theory, nomenclature, dynamics,
compatibility, interchangeability, detailed disassembly, assembly, maintenance and trouble‐shooting of
the M16/AR‐15 family of weapons including rifles, carbines, and sub‐machine guns.
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Contact Cpl. Louis B. Fulmer 541‐664‐5578 or louf@cp‐pd.com. Registration will be handled through
Central Point Police Department and all payments will be sent to Colt. Additional contact: Bobbie
Pomeroy.
Attire: Appropriate for working on Firearms
ClassNeeds: Safety Glasses
Lodging: Holiday Inn Exp., 285 Penninger Ln, Central Point, OR: 541‐423‐1010, Fairfield Inn & Suites, 1777 Larue
Dr, Central Point, OR: 541‐665‐4141, Super 8, 4999 Biddle Rd, Central Point, OR: 541‐664‐5888
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Firearms
3/7‐3/9/2011
Class Title: M16 / M4 / AR‐15 Armorer Course
Target Audience: Military, law enforcement, corrections, security and related agencies. (Or with Instructor approval)
Sponsoring Agency: Clackamas Co. Sheriff's Office
When: 3/7‐3/9/2011
Hours: see overview
Where: Clackamas County Sheriff's Department, Public Safety Training Center, 12700 SE 82nd Ave, Clackamas, O
Cost: $400.00
Instructors: Ken Elmore, Specialized Armament
Overview: Specialized Armament has integrated over 20 yrs of first‐hand knowledge, engineering, and experience
with a new Advanced Armorer manual, specialty tools, precision gages, proto‐type fixtures, custom
training aids, and skillful hands‐on techniques to form a 2.5 day advanced class that no one will soon
forget.
Hours: Day 1: 0800 ‐ 1700 hrs; Day 2: 0800‐1700 hrs; Day 3: 0800‐1200 hrs
Prerequisites:
Registration: Contact training@specializedarmament.com or (480) 940‐7397
Attire: Casual
ClassNeeds: Pen/Pencil ‐ All weapons and tools will be provided
Lodging: Contact Deputy Don Weatherford (503) 794‐8066 or donwea@co.clackamas.or.us for lodging
information.
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Firearms
3/9‐3/11/2011
Class Title: Advanced M16 / M4 / AR‐15 Armorer Course
Target Audience: Military, law enforcement, corrections, security and related agencies. (Or with Instructor approval)
Sponsoring Agency: Clackamas Co. Sheriff's Office
When: 3/9‐3/11/2011
Hours: see overview
Where: Clackamas County Sheriff's Department, Public Safety Training Center, 12700 SE 82nd Ave, Clackamas, O
Cost: $400.00 when taken with the Basic Armorers course or $495 separately
Instructors: Ken Elmore, Specialized Armament
Overview: This 20 hour block of instruction takes the individual armorer to a new level of weapons training by
creating a synthesis of real‐world & technical material‐rarely presented to Law Enforcement and Military
personnel.
Hours: Day 1: 1300 ‐ 1700 hrs; Day 2: 0800‐1700 hrs; Day 3: 0800‐1700 hrs
Prerequisites: Specialized Armament AR‐15 Armorers course within the past 12 months (from the time of the course).
It is preferred that you have attended at least one other M16 Armorers course in the past.
Registration: Contact training@specializedarmament.com or (480) 940‐7397
Attire: Casual
ClassNeeds: Pen/Pencil ‐ All weapons and tools will be provided
Lodging: Contact Deputy Don Weatherford (503) 794‐8066 or donwea@co.clackamas.or.us for lodging
information.
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Investigation
2/22‐2/23/2011
Class Title: Indoor Marijuana Cultivation Investigation
Target Audience: This 16‐hour course is open to all federal, state and local law enforcement
Sponsoring Agency: Drug Enforcement Administration, Seattle Field Division, in association with WRCTC
When: 2/22‐2/23/2011
Hours:
Where: Keizer Civic Center, 930 Chemawa Road NE, Keizer, Oregon
Cost: Free. Participants are responsible for any food and lodging expenses.
Instructors: Les Kjemhus
Overview: The indoor cultivation of marijuana has become a multibillion‐dollar industry in the United States and
Canada. The trend in the United States has moved from importation of marijuana to the indoor
cultivation and distribution of high quality marijuana. Indoor marijuana cultivation investigations have
become a part of everyday police work. The course is designed to educate all law enforcement, including
prosecutors, local and state patrol officers and investigative personnel, highway patrol officers, drug unit
investigators and asset seizure investigators. This course has something for everyone, whether you are
an experienced investigator or have never seen an indoor marijuana cultivation operation.
Instructor: Les Kjemhus is a thirty‐year veteran of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), who
retired as the Commander of the RCMP Calgary Urban Region in Alberta, Canada in 2004. Les is a
recognized expert in the area of indoor cannabis cultivation investigations. As an RCMP Inspector, he
conducted hundreds of indoor grow investigations in Canada and has testified as an expert in the United
States and Canada. Les has cultivated marijuana for the RCMP in order to attain expert witness status in
Canadian Courts. Les has taught this course and its predecessors on over two hundred occasions
throughout the United States and Canada. In addition to teaching, Les was a founding member of the
Law Enforcement Thermographers Association (LETA), has an extensive background in narcotics
enforcement, is a published author and consults with various law enforcement organizations including
the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP). Les is the father of two brilliant children and resides
with his wife in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. His courses have always been well received in the northwest
and we are confident that you will enjoy learning from him.
Course is limited to the first 75 participants
Prerequisites:
Registration: Contact Tony Stapleton, 206/281‐5245, by February 11, 2011. You will receive a confirmation with
further information upon your acceptance into the seminar. Registrations are accepted on a first come,
first served basis. Please register early to insure your spot in the course. If you have any questions,
please contact Special Agent Tony Stapleton at 206/553‐1208.
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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Investigation
4/11‐4/15/2011
Class Title: Fundamentals of Cybercrime Investigations
Target Audience: Police Officers, Corrections Officers, Parole & Probation Officers
Sponsoring Agency: Salem Police Department, University of Tennessee
When: 4/11‐4/15/2011
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: Chemeketa‐Brooks Regional Training Center 4910 Brooklake Rd NE Salem, OR 97304
Cost: Free
Instructors:
Overview: This five day, hands‐on course is designed to prepare investigators for investigating cybercrime. This
course is designed to serve as an introductory course, providing exposure to the various types of
cybercrime, how to plan and prepare for cybercrime activity, the methodologies and tools used to
investigate cybercrime, as well as how to manage the computer crime scene.
Prerequisites: None
Registration: www.leic.tennessee.edu , click on "Online Registration" on the left column then follow on screen
instructions.
Attire: Casual
ClassNeeds: Certificates and reference material provided, bring your own writing supplies.
Lodging: Phoenix Grand Hotel $99 free hot breakfast, parking, internet 503‐540‐7800, Phoenix Inn South $60 free
hot breakfast, free wireless internet 503‐588‐9220, Phoenix Inn North $65 free hot breakfast 503‐581‐
7004, Best Western Mill Creek Inn $69 free breakfast at Denny's, 503‐585‐3332
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Miscellaneous
11/8‐11/10/2010
Class Title: Survival Spanish for Law Enforcement
Target Audience: Police Officers, Corrections Officers, Parole & Probation Officers
Sponsoring Agency: Salem Police Department, University of Tennessee
When: 11/8‐11/10/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: Chemeketa‐Brooks Regional Training Center 4910 Brooklake Rd NE Salem, OR 97304
Cost: Free
Instructors:
Overview: This 2.5 day (20‐hour) class teaches commands, questions and statements that are specific to routine
police interactions. Participants will also acquire cultural knowledge that will help them interpret
actions and words appropriately when dealing with Spanish speaking persons.
Prerequisites: None
Registration: www.leic.tennessee.edu , click on "Online Registration" on the left column then follow on screen
instructions.
Attire: Casual
ClassNeeds: Certificates and reference material provided, bring your own writing supplies.
Lodging: Phoenix Grand Hotel $99 free hot breakfast, parking, internet 503‐540‐7800, Phoenix Inn South $60 free
hot breakfast, free wireless internet 503‐588‐9220
Phoenix Inn North $65 free hot breakfast 503‐581‐7004
Best Western Mill Creek Inn $69 free breakfast at Denny's, 503‐585‐3332
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Miscellaneous
11/15/2010
Class Title: Bullet Proof Mind: Mental Prep for Combat
Target Audience: Law enforcement, probation, parole and corrections personnel
Sponsoring Agency: CODE 4 and the Salem Police Department
When: 11/15/2010
Hours: 0800‐1630
Where: Chemeketa Community College, 4000 Lancaster Dr. NE, Bldg 6, Salem, OR 97305
Cost: $99 (on‐line registration) or $109 (by phone)
Instructors: Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, US Army (ret.) & Dir. Of Killology Research Group
Overview: Instructor: Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, is an internationally recognized scholar, soldier, and expert in the
field of human aggression and the roots of violence and crime. His books include the Pulitzer Prize
nominated book On Killing, as well as On Combat, and Stop Teaching Our Kids to Kill.
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Go to www.code4.org and click on "Training Schedule" or via e‐mail: Reservations@code4.org ‐ or call us
1‐800‐622‐9391. The Salem Police Department is only hosting this training and is not involved with the
registration process.
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: Certificates and reference material provided, bring your own writing supplies.
Lodging: Phoenix Grand Hotel $99 free hot breakfast, parking, internet. Phone: 503‐540‐7800, Phoenix Inn South
$70 free hot breakfast, free wireless internet. Phone: 503‐588‐9220, Phoenix Inn North $70 free hot
breakfast. Phone: 503‐581‐7004
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Miscellaneous
11/16/2010
Class Title: FBI LEOKA ‐ Officer Survival/Street Survival
Target Audience:
Sponsoring Agency: Bend Police Department
When: 11/16/2010
Hours: 0800‐1600
Where: Bend Police Department, 555 NE 15th, Bend, OR
Cost: Free
Instructors: Marcus Young
Overview: This program provides information on the history and policy relating to the LEOKA (Law Enforcement
Officers Killed & Assaulted) Program. The emphasis of the presentation will be focused on the final
companion study which was concluded in 2006. This study examined 40 incidents where police officers
survived life threatening attacks. Demographic and behavioral descriptors for the victim officers and the
offenders were developed and will be discussed. Additional
Topics may include; Officer Safety ‐ Awareness‐Street Survival, Foot Pursuits, Traffic Stops, Controlling
Arrest Situations & Handcuffing, Street Combat Veterans, Post Critical Incident Stress, Will to Survive
and Will to Win, The Deadly Mix ‐ In Integrative Approach, and Mental Preparation for Street Survival.
The presentation is designed to assist law enforcement supervisors, trainers and personnel in the
identification of training issues for the purpose of preventing deaths, and/or serious injuries of law
enforcement personnel.
Instructor: Instructor Marcus Young is employed by Keane Federal Systems assigned full time to the
FBI/CJIS as a National FBI‐LEOKA program instructor. Mr. Young is a 20 year veteran of law enforcement
with a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology and a Bachelor's degree in Organizational Behavior. He
received the IACP Officer of the Year award in 2004 and the Medal of Valor award following an officer
involved shooting incident. Mr. Young was the subject of the FBI LEOKA research after his violent
encounter.
Prerequisites:
Registration: Contact Kim Morse, Bend Police Department, (541) 322‐2974 or kmorse@ci.bend.or.us
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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Miscellaneous
11/18/2010
Class Title: FBI LEOKA ‐ Officer Survival/Street Survival
Target Audience: Open to all federal, state, and local law enforcement personnel
Sponsoring Agency: Keizer Police Department
When: 11/18/2010
Hours: 0900‐1700
Where: Keizer Community Center, Chemawa Rd NE, Keizer OR 97303
Cost: Free
Instructors: Marcus Young
Overview: The FBI's Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted (LEOKA) program is a nation‐wide law
enforcement safety initiative. Ongoing research is dedicated to our nation's law enforcement
professionals who continue to make many sacrifices in serving and protecting society. The FBI‐LEOKA
Safety/Street Survival Training program is designed to assist law enforcement managers, trainers and
personnel in the identification of training issues for preventing the deaths and/or serious injuries of law
enforcement personnel. This program is based on more than 20 years of research by the FBI in
collaboration with local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies throughout the United States.
Instructor: Marcus Young is a 20 year veteran of law enforcement, currently employed by Keane Federal
Systems Inc. and assigned to the FBI Criminal Justice Information Services Division (CJIS), as an FBI‐
LEOKA program instructor. He has a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology and a Bachelor's degree
in Organizational Behavior from the University of San Francisco. In 2004, the International Association
of Chiefs of Police (IACP) recognized Marcus as the Officer of the Year. President George W. Bush and
Governor Schwarzenegger each awarded Mr. Young a Medal of Valor following his officer involved
shooting incident. Mr. Young has presented throughout the United States, Guam, and Canada.
Prerequisites:
Registration: Send name, rank, department, and e‐mail address to Wanda Blaylock at blaylockw@keizer.org
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds:
Lodging: Keizer Renaissance Inn, 5188 Wittenberg Ln, Keizer, OR (503) 390‐4733, Pacific Hwy Inn‐Best Western,
4646 Portland Rd NE, Salem, OR Phone: 503‐390‐3200, Phoenix Inn ‐ Salem North, 590 Weston Court
NE, Salem, OR Phone: 503‐581‐7004.
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Miscellaneous
11/22/2010
Class Title: MILO Instructor Update
Target Audience: MILO Instructors
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST Regional Training
When: 11/22/2010
Hours: 1300‐1700
Where: Jackson Co. Community Justice, upstairs conference room, 1101 W.
Cost: Free (meals and lodging not included)
Instructors: Lt. Greg Peterson, DPSST
Overview: Class will cover updates for the new MILO system.
Prerequisites: Must be a MILO instructor
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Uniform or casual business attire
ClassNeeds: Note‐taking material
Lodging: Responsibility of student/student's sponsoring agency
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Miscellaneous
11/29‐12/1/2010
Class Title: Phoenix RBT Solutions Non‐Lethal Training Ammunition Train‐t‐Trainer & UTM I
Target Audience: Local/State/Federal Law Enforcement trainers, SWAT trainers, or Military Trainers involved in starting,
updating or maintaining scenario based training involving NTLA for their agency
Sponsoring Agency: Clackamas Co. Sheriff's Office
When: 11/29‐12/1/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: Clackamas County Public Safety Training Center 12700 Southeast 82nd Avenue, Clackamas, OR 97015
Cost: $550.00
Instructors: Steven Didier / Anthony Lambraia from Phoenix RBT Solutions
Overview: Instructor Certifications entitles you to train others in NLTA. Certification is valid for two years.
The objective for this course is learning to effectively design and implement reality‐based training (RBT)
utilizing Non‐Lethal Training Ammunition (NLTA). Together with the instruction, the trainer will gain
greater conceptual understanding by participating in a variety of reality based NLTA skill building
exercises and by their active participation as a team member tasked with the development and
implementation of group exercises using NLTA. Topics that will be discussed within this instruction
include but are not limited to: approaches to NLTA training, safety, NLTA training development, phases
of training, training management, time management, equipment and resources, scenario development
and evaluations. The course will also cover topics to include: instructor methodology, critical
philosophies in reality‐based training; how to teach concepts and principles and not just techniques, how
to set up in‐service training with limitations such as time, money, facilities and other commonproblems.
The trainer will also complete the course with a full understanding of the UTM training system to include
operational capabilities and the Fail‐Safe Technology. At the completion of this course the trainer will be
able to utilize any NLTA converted or dedicated weapons, effectively utilize protective equipment while
both actively participating and instructing in a variety of skill building exercises and serving as a team
member tasked with the development and execution of NLTA reality‐based training scenarios and drills.
UTM weapon conversion kits and 150 man‐marker rounds per student will be provided.
Prerequisites:
Registration: Register on‐line at www.kilo10.com or for questions contact Jeromy with Kilo10 at (503) 715‐6523 or
email jeromy@kilo10.com . Please specify make and model of handgun and rifle upon registration to
ensure the proper equipment is available for students during the class.
Attire: Long pants, shirt, and light jacket suitable for scenario based training involving NLTA
ClassNeeds: Duty gear with handcuffs, Notepad and writing utensil, Conversion kits (if own) and bring your pistol and
rifle.
Protective Gear (if own) ‐ protective gear available upon request
Lodging: Contact Deputy Don Weatherford at 503‐794‐8066 or donwea@co.clackamas.or.us for lodging
information
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Miscellaneous
12/1/2010
Class Title: Accreditation Manager Course
Target Audience:
Sponsoring Agency: Oregon Accreditation Alliance
When: 12/1/2010
Hours: 0900‐1700
Where: DPSST, 4190 Aumsville Hwy SE, Salem, OR 97317
Cost: $150.00
Instructors: Joe Simon, Oregon Accreditation Alliance
Overview: The course is designed to discuss accreditation and prepare individuals to manage their agency's
accreditation process. Some topics covered include information on agency self‐assessment phase,
understanding the standards, file development and management, and identifying specific proofs of
compliance.
Prerequisites:
Registration: Registration forms are available through Joe Simon at oaa2001@comcast.net or via the Oregon
Accreditation Alliance web site at www.oracall.org
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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Miscellaneous
12/6/2010
Class Title: Technical Investigative Techniques
Target Audience: Patrol officers, Detectives, Investigators, and Supervisors
Sponsoring Agency: OPOA
When: 12/6/2010
Hours: 8:00 a.m. ‐ 4:00 p.m.
Where: Bend PD, 555 NE 15th St, Bend, OR 97701
Cost: $40 for OPOA members / $65 for non‐members
Instructors: SA Mike Wells/SA Mike Bethers, DOJ
Overview: The purpose of this course is to provide investigators with an overview of the surveillance equipment
and technical investigative techniques available to enhance criminal investigations. This course will
include audio/video surveillance, GPS tracking, and working with telecommunication providers. Each
topic will include legal considerations and review of statutory authority as well as installation and
deployment of surveillance devices to include practical demonstrations and hands on exercise
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Register on‐line at www.opoa.info
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: None
Lodging:
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Miscellaneous
12/7/2010
Class Title: Pursuit Review
Target Audience: Police Administrators, Supervisors, Policy Writers, Training Officers, and other Law Enforcement likely to
be involved in pursuits
Writers, Training Officers, and other Law Enforcement likely to be involved in pursuits
Sponsoring Agency: Oregon Peace Officers Association and the Albany Police Department
When: 12/7/2010
Hours: 0900‐1600
Where: Albany Police Department, 1117 SE Jackson Street, Albany, OR 97322
Cost: $40 for OPOA members / $65 for Non‐Members
Instructors: Sgt. Jerry Drum
Overview: This training is for administrators, supervisors, policy writers, training officers, and any law enforcement
personnel likely to be involved in pursuits. This class will discuss US Supreme Court decisions and State‐
specific statutes that have impacted and governed vehicular pursuit operations and discuss the
components of the IACP vehicular pursuit policy guide. Your agency's current pursuit policy will be
compared with the IACP pursuit guidelines and a plan of action will be developed for your agency that
supports vehicular pursuit operations and addresses any weak or missing areas within the current
pursuit policy.
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Online at www.OPOA.INFO
Attire: Casual
ClassNeeds: Bring current copy of your agency's "pursuit policy"
Lodging:
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Miscellaneous
12/7‐12/8/2010
Class Title: MILO Instructor Course
Target Audience: Law Enforcement
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST Regional Training
When: 12/7‐12/8/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: Baker City PD, 1768 Auburn Ave, Baker City, OR
Cost: Free (meals and lodging not included)
Instructors: Lt. Greg Peterson, DPSST
Overview: This course, formerly known as the RANGE 3000, will cover complete operation of the IES MILO use‐of‐
force decision‐making system.
Upon completion of the course the trainer will have use of the DPSST system to provide training to their
law enforcement agencies. Course covers system set‐up and take‐down, operation, scenario
familiarization, and training techniques in use‐of‐force decision‐making.
Prerequisites: Use of Force instructor (DT, Con‐Sim) preferred
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Uniform or casual business attire
ClassNeeds:
Lodging: Responsibility of student/student's sponsoring agency
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12/8/2010
Class Title: Communications & Professionalism
Target Audience: Any Law Enforcement Personnel, State Investigators, Probation Officers, Corrections, Children Services,
Supervisors and Managers, FBI ‐DEA‐ICE, Court Personnel and Trainers
Sponsoring Agency: Eugene Police Department
When: 12/8/2010
Hours: 0800‐1630
Where: Eugene Police & Fire Training Center, 1705 West 2nd Avenue, Eugene, OR
Cost: $99 (on‐line registration) or $109 (by phone)
Instructors: Scott Dye
Overview: This course covers tactical communication including communication with your community, your agency,
your family and how you are perceived by each. This program was created to assist public safety,
criminal justice and others to communicate, not just with the public, but with your peers and family ‐
ultimately helping you to achieve a safe and successful career and a successful family life. Topics:
Improving your safety and tactics, communication with the community perceptions, reducing complaints
and liabilities, decrease your stress, public perceptions, and communicating with your agency.
Instructor: Scott Dye served with the U.S. Marines from 1979‐1985; he was promoted to Recon platoon
Sergeant prior to completing his military career. In 1985 Mr. Dye was certified as a police officer in
Oregon, gaining experience in patrol, entry team, DARE, SRO, FTO, Traffic and K9 handler. In 2000, Scott
became a Training Lieutenant with the Department of Public Safety, Standards and Training. While at the
academy Mr. Dye trained thousands of police officers in the areas of Ethics and Tactical
Communications. He also has been involved extensively with Martial Arts and Defensive Tactics. Mr.
Dye has a unique was of presenting his material, using his own life experiences and humor to train and
share his knowledge.
Prerequisites:
Registration: Online registration at www.code4.org ($99.00), or register via phone (800) 622‐9391
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging: Lodging or logistical questions: Ofc. Cheryl Joyner, Eugene Police Department, (541) 682‐2753 or
Cheryl.l.joyner@ci.eugene.or.us
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12/10/2010
Class Title: AWR 148: Crisis Mgmt. for School‐Based Incidents
Target Audience: Rural police and sheriff departments, school administrators, school resource officers, counselors, and
others involved in school safety and security
Sponsoring Agency: McMinnville Police Department
When: 12/10/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700 (check in begins at 0730)
Where: McMinnville PD, 121 SW Adams St, McMinnville, OR
Cost: Free (lunch on your own)
Instructors:
Overview: Overview: AWR 148: Crisis Management for School‐Based Incidents ‐ Partnering Rural Law Enforcement
and the Local School Systems is an 8‐hour, DHS‐approved course designed to educate rural law
enforcement personnel as well as school administrators and staff on the elements that would allow for
an effective response to school‐based emergencies. Schools in small, rural, and remote areas across the
country account for almost 23 percent of the total student population (more than 11 million students).
Rural schools, law enforcement, and other emergency responders are often limited in resources, so it is
imperative that all potentially affected parties collaborate on planning, preparing, communicating,
responding, and recovering from a school‐based incident. Topics covered include:
* Introduction to Incident Planning and Preparedness
* Proactive Threat Mitigation
* Incident Response
* Incident Recovery
* Vulnerability Assessments
* Threat Assessment Management
* Incident Defusing and Debriefing
* Parent Reunification
* Anniversaries, Memorials, "Copy‐Cats"
Class Content Questions: John Kayser at Kayser@findlay.edu or 419‐434‐5741
Prerequisites:
Registration: Please visit: http://www.ruraltraining.org/training/delivery/2712 .Registration Deadline: Please sign‐up
no later than *November 26, 2010* as a minimum of 20 registrations must be received by this date in
order to confirm the class will be held. Should you have any questions regarding the facility or location
please contact Dennis Marks at 503‐435‐5611 or marksd@ci.mcminnville.or.us
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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12/10/2010
Class Title: Coaching and Counseling for Managers, Supervisors and Trainers
Target Audience: Managers, Supervisors, Lead Workers, FTO's, CTO's, PTO's, Trainers, Supervisor Candidates
Sponsoring Agency: Salem Police Department, CODE 4
When: 12/10/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: Salem Comfort Suites Conference Center, 630 Hawthorne Ave SE Salem, OR
Cost: $99 (on‐line registration) or $109 (by phone) call for group discounts of 10 or more
Instructors: Captain Randy Barnes
Overview: Understanding the root cause of behavior, Understanding that behavior is purposeful, Dealing with
"will" issues and performance, Failure is often a choice not an ability issue, Lack of performance is
systemic/environmental in nature, Exact steps you must take to neutralize problem employees.
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Go to www.code4.org and click on "Training Schedule" or via e‐mail: Reservations@code4.org ‐ or call us
1‐800‐622‐9391. The Salem Police Department is only hosting this training and is not involved with the
registration process.
Attire: Casual
ClassNeeds: Certificates and reference material provided. Bring your own writing supplies.
Lodging: Phoenix Grand Hotel $99 free hot breakfast, parking, internet 503‐540‐7800, Phoenix Inn South $60 free
hot breakfast, free wireless internet 503‐588‐9220, Phoenix Inn North $65 free hot breakfast 503‐581‐
7004, Best Western Mill Creek Inn $69 free breakfast at Denny's 503‐585‐3332.
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12/16/2010
Class Title: Tactical Silence: Controlling Subjects & Situations Before Contact
Target Audience: Law Enforcement personnel, probation, corrections, campus safety, security, liquor control, gaming
enforcement, parks staff, investigators, government inspectors, government examiners, TSA, ICE, BLM,
USFS, USBP, DOE, Fire, EMS, and their support staff and volunteers.
Sponsoring Agency: Salem Police Department, CODE 4
When: 12/16/2010
Hours: 0800‐1630
Where: Salem Comfort Suites Conference Center, 630 Hawthorne Ave SE Salem, OR
Cost: $99
Instructors: Captain Joe Puckett
Overview: This course is designed to help you see and prepare for dangerous situations early, giving you the edge.
Course content increases concentration on subjects and situations and gives you confidence in your
ability to see, react and make split second decisions. This course compliments trainings in
communication, tactics and reading people. This training takes you to the next level with more tools for
the situations you come in contact with. High stress and low key events will be discussed. PowerPoint
and videos will be used to compliment the education and make this an enjoyable training day.
Instructor: Captain Joe Puckett has responded to many critical incidents and dealt with many difficult
people and situations in his 20 years of law enforcement experience. His edge in those situations was his
extreme interest in and attention to human behavior and the human response to words and actions. Joe
Puckett brings to this training his diverse experience which included service as a crisis/hostage
negotiator, first responder and investigator. Mr. Puckett also addresses a diverse audience and their
learning needs from his duties which included administrative and human resources experience, airport
and event/location security, dignitary protection and dealing with the public on non‐criminal related
matters. He has been a public safety instructor since 1991. He has instructed from the local level to the
federal level of personnel and has a wide range of previous audience members from human resources to
adult and family services to security, private investigators, public safety and criminal justice personnel.
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Go to www.code4.org and click on "Training Schedule" or via e‐mail: Reservations@code4.org ‐ or call us
1‐800‐622‐9391. The Salem Police Department is only hosting this training and is not involved with the
registration process.
Attire: Casual
ClassNeeds: Certificates and reference material provided, bring your own writing supplies.
Lodging: Phoenix Grand Hotel $99 free hot breakfast, parking, internet 503‐540‐7800, Phoenix Inn South $60 free
hot breakfast, free wireless internet 503‐588‐9220, Phoenix Inn North $65 free hot breakfast 503‐581‐
7004, Best Western Mill Creek Inn $69 free breakfast at Denny's 503‐585‐3332
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12/16‐12/17/2010
Class Title: DNA Evidence Identification, Collection & Preservation
Target Audience: Police Officers, Corrections Officers, Parole & Probation Officers, Crime Lab Personnel
Sponsoring Agency: Salem Police Department, University of Tennessee
When: 12/16‐12/17/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: Chemeketa‐Brooks Trng. Center, 4910 Brooklake Rd NE, Salem, OR
Cost: Free
Instructors:
Overview: This DPSST‐approved, basic course is intended for law enforcement, first responders, or patrol officers
involved in the identification, collection and preservation of DNA evidence. The program makes
extensive use of group exercises, problem‐solving scenarios and case studies. Participants will be
encouraged to actively participate in the class. Topics include the following:
* Use of CODIS
* DNA testing and methodology
* Critical issues surrounding DNA
* Proper identification & collection
* Packaging and transportation of DNA
* Chain of custody
* Biohazards & safety procedures
At the conclusion of 16 hours of instruction, the participant will be able to: 1. Define DNA 2. Explain the
relationship of DNA to the community policing philosophy 3. Identify the critical issues surrounding DNA
4. Explain the advantages of DNA evidence usage 5. Recognize the types of crimes which provide DNA
evidence 6. Explore the shortcomings of relying solely on DNA evidence 7. Become familiar with DNA
testing methodologies 8. Examine the DNA database and its uses 9. Explain the use of CODIS for law
enforcement purposes 10. Put DNA knowledge into practice 11. Describe proper collection
methodologies 12. Identify proper packaging procedures 13. Explain proper transport and chain of
custody 14. Define biohazards and safety procedures 15. Discuss sample consumption and destruction
16. Explain the process of cold case testing 17. Review implications of post conviction testing 18. Discuss
defense tactics 19. Recognize the time requirements for analysis
Prerequisites:
Registration: www.leic.tennessee.edu, click on "Online Registration" on the left column then follow on screen
instructions.
Attire: Casual
ClassNeeds: Certificates and reference material provided, bring your own writing supplies.
Lodging: Phoenix Grand Hotel $99 free hot breakfast, parking, internet 503‐540‐7800 Phoenix Inn South $60 free
hot breakfast, free wireless internet 503‐588‐9220 Phoenix Inn North $65 free hot breakfast 503‐581‐
7004 Best Western Mill Creek Inn $69 free breakfast at Denny's, 503‐585‐3332
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1/10/2011
Class Title: Providing Dynamic & Convincing Testimony:Ethically, Effectively & Professionall
Target Audience: Crim. Justice, Pub. Safety, Govt. Staff, Supervisors, Volunteers, Police, Probation, Corrections, Dispatch,
Pub. Investigators, Priv. Investigators, Security, Liquor Control, Inspectors, Examiners, Campus Safety,
Fire, EMS, Federal LE
Sponsoring Agency: Salem Police Department, CODE 4
When: 1/10/2011
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: Salem Comfort Inn & Suites, 630 Hawthorne Ave SE Salem, OR
Cost: $99 online registration or $109 by phone. Group discounts of 10 or more
Instructors: Senior Deputy District Attorney, Scott Healy
Overview: All of us are on the side of law, order, fairness and justice. Therefore we need instruction, insight and
review regarding the best testimony practices, which include preparation and application of knowledge,
experience ethics and professionalism. This course gives you the tools and best practices regarding
testimony including. How to write a detailed report that is immune from attack. Learn how your
testimony is important to a case. How to handle information that comes from an expert. What
information does a witness need from the Deputy District Attorney before testifying. Learn what juries
are told about how to evaluate witness testimony. Learn how to always be controlled and professional,
even when others are not. Learn how to assume some control from the witness stand. Why it is always
important to remain objective and unbiased. Learn how to handle the most aggressive Cross‐
Examination. How to recognize and handle the compound question. How to avoid the most common
mistakes while testifying. The Top Ten Tips to ethical, effective and professional testimony.
Sr. DDA Healy has been with the District Attorney's Office in the Portland, Oregon metro region since
1994. Mr. Healy is an excellent speaker and presenter with experience in many aspects of courts,
hearings, trials and testimony. Sr. DDA Healy has handled virtually every type of case from murder
(death penalty) and other high profile/serious cases to DUII and minor thefts. He has experience in
Psychiatric Security Review Boards, Parole Board Hearings, Mental Health Court, Driving Under the
Influence Court, District and Circuit Courts. He has instructed for the National District Attorneys
Association, the Oregon/Washington Lawmen's Association and the Clackamas Community College as an
Adjunct Instructor since 2000. He has also been a presenter at the NCDA Special Prosecutions Course on
the topic of "Special Witness Strategies".
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Go to www.code4.org and click on "Training Schedule" or via e‐mail: Reservations@code4.org ‐ or call us
1‐800‐622‐9391. The Salem Police Department is only hosting this training and is not involved with the
registration process.
Attire: Casual
ClassNeeds: Certificates and reference material provided, bring your own writing supplies.
Lodging: Phoenix Grand Hotel $99 free hot breakfast, parking, internet 503‐540‐7800, Phoenix Inn South $60 free
hot breakfast, free wireless internet 503‐588‐9220, Phoenix Inn North $65 free hot breakfast 503‐581‐
7004, Best Western Mill Creek Inn $69 free breakfast at Denny's 503‐585‐3332
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1/10‐1/14/2011
Class Title: L‐950 All Hazard Incident Commander
Target Audience: Selection Criteria NIMS ICS Position Specific training should be completed by personnel who are
regularly assigned to functional, support, or unit leader positions on USFA or other Type III All‐Hazards
Incident Management Teams (AHIMT), or by those persons who desire to seek credentials/certification
in those positions.
Sponsoring Agency: Oregon Emergency Management and DPSST Fire Training
When: 1/10‐1/14/2011
Hours: 0800‐1700 daily
Where: Hillsboro Fire & Rescue Training Center (Station 6)21880 NE Cherry Lane, Hillsboro, OR 97124
Cost: Cost is Free, however, failure to attend will result in a $50 registration fee billed to the student's agency.
Instructors:
Overview: This course addresses all roles and responsibilities appropriate to a Type III Incident Commander
operating on local or state‐level AHIMT. These responsibilities fall into two categories: 1) responding to
the incident and command needs of the incident, and 2) effectively fulfilling the position responsibilities
of an Incident Commander on an AHIMT. The course is an All‐Hazards, instructor‐led training that
supports learning through discussion, lecture, and active participation in multiple exercises
Information ‐ Registrar: Thelma Denney 503‐378‐2408 or Email: thelma.denney@state.or.us
Prerequisites: Required: This National certification course requires students to have completed the following courses
prior to attending: * IS 700 & 800 plus I‐100, 200, & I‐300, I‐400 is recommended. * NOTE: The Course
Command & General Staff Functions for Local IMT's is equivalent to I‐300 & 400.
Registration: PRE‐ REGISTRATION REQUIRED Register online at: http://fireinstructor1.com/metro/
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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1/11‐1/12/2011
Class Title: Computer Forensic Investigation Training (CFIT)
Target Audience: All levels of law enforcement & private sector security/loss prevention personnel
Sponsoring Agency: Yamhill County Sheriff's Office
When: 1/11‐1/12/2011
Hours: 0900‐1700
Where: Linfield College, Melrose Hall, 900 Southeast Baker St, McMinnville, OR 97128
Cost: Free (normally $996 per person)
Instructors: Intl. Data Forensic Solution Ctr. Under contract w/the National Institute of Justice, Office of Justice Progra
Overview: Examiners learn the concepts and techniques to perform digital evidence examinations manually then
employ those concepts and techniques in practical exercises that guide them step by step. This 2 day
hands on training course teaches digital evidence examiners to locate information within data sets and
analyze that information, processes that are automated by many computer forensic software tools and
performed invisibly. Understanding these data storage and recovery fundamentals and the ability to
perform these processes manually are the skills that distinguish the expert digital evidence forensic
examiner from the computer forensic software operator.
Upon successful completion of CFIT training, the investigator will:
Understand the fundamentals of digital evidence forensic examination
Perform digital evidence forensic examinations manually
Independently verify the results generated by automated digital evidence examination tools and
software suites
CFIT digital evidence forensic examination training offers practical experience in a wide array of digital
evidence forensic examination situations with real world applicability. Computer Forensic Investigation
Training provides investigators with the skills and confidence to know their digital evidence forensic
examinations are performed with the highest degree of expertise.
Prerequisites: None
Registration: http://www.idfsc.com/Locations.html
Attire: Casual
ClassNeeds: None
Lodging: Red Lion: 503‐472‐1500, Best Western: 503‐472‐4900, Comfort Inn: 503‐472‐1700
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1/12/2011
Class Title: Pursuit Review
Target Audience: Administrators, Supervisors, Policy Writers, Training Officers, any law enforcement personnel likely to be
involved in pursuits.
Sponsoring Agency: Oregon Peace Officers Association
When: 1/12/2011
Hours: 0900‐1600
Where: Florence Justice Center, 900 Greenwood St, Florence, OR 97439
Cost: $40 for OPOA members / $65 for Non‐Members
Instructors: Sgt. Jerry Drum, Albany PD
Overview: This training is for administrators, supervisors, policy writers, training officers, and any law enforcement
personnel likely to be involved in pursuits. This class will discuss US Supreme Court decisions and State‐
specific statutes that have impacted and governed vehicular pursuit operations and discuss the
components of the IACP vehicular pursuit policy guide. Your agency's current pursuit policy will be
compared with the IACP pursuit guidelines and a plan of action will be developed for your agency that
supports vehicular pursuit operations and addresses any weak or missing areas within the current
pursuit policy.
Class Questions: Contact Avena Glock, 971‐218‐7161, training1@opoa.info
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Register on‐line at www.OPOA.INFO
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: Bring current copy of your agency's "pursuit policy"
Lodging:
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1/13/2011
Class Title: Digital Evidence Collection Training (DECT)
Target Audience: All levels of law enforcement & private sector security/loss prevention personnel
Sponsoring Agency: Yamhill County Sheriff's Office
When: 1/13/2011
Hours: 0900‐1300
Where: Linfield College, Melrose Hall, 900 Southeast Baker St, McMinnville, OR 97128
Cost: Free
Instructors: Intl. Data Forensic Solution Ctr. Under contract w/the National Institute of Justice, Office of Justice Progra
Overview: This basic course for first responders was developed by electronic crime, digital evidence and criminal
justice subject matter experts from academia, law enforcement and the private sector. This course trains
State and Local Law Enforcement to recognize and identify digital evidence, understand the relevance of
digital evidence to an investigation and the variety of de‐vices that contain or constitute digital evidence.
Successful investigations and prosecutions involving digital evidence hinge on the actions taken at the
inception of the case which frequently includes the collection of digital evidence. In cases prosecuted
around the country, the introduction of digital evidence into criminal proceedings is becoming more
prevalent. The use of computers or other devices to commit or facilitate crime continues to increase. It is
critical to en‐sure that all personnel understand and are trained to secure and collect digital evidence
which may include computers, cameras, cell phones, and a wide variety of digital media. These devices
often contain valuable information that may be used in successful prosecutions leading to convictions.
This course will provide criminal justice personnel with concentrated training in the identification of
media and devices that store digital evidence as well as the proper collection, handling and storage of
that digital evidence
Prerequisites: None
Registration: http://www.idfsc.com/Locations.html
Attire: Casual
ClassNeeds: None
Lodging: Red Lion: 503‐472‐1500, Best Western: 503‐472‐4900, Comfort Inn: 503‐472‐1700
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1/24‐1/28/2011
Class Title: Crisis Hostage Negotiations Level 2 (Intermediate)
Target Audience:
Sponsoring Agency: Eugene Police Department
When: 1/24‐1/28/2011
Hours:
Where: Eugene Police and Fire Training Center, Eugene, OR
Cost: None. Lodging and meals not provided for this course.
Instructors:
Overview: The Western Region Counterdrug Training Center is pleased to offer this class in Oregon.
For more information visit:
http://wrctc.org/default.aspx?act=eventBuilderviewlist.aspx?startmonth=0&menuitemID=123&menusu
bID=&category=&listtype=public
Contact: Sergeant Carolyn Mason, Crisis Negotiation Team Supervisor, Eugene Police Department, (541)
682‐5565.
Prerequisites:
Registration: To Register:
http://wrctc.org/default.aspx?act=eventBuilderviewlist.aspx?startmonth=0&menuitemID=123&menusu
bID=&category=&listtype=public
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging: Lodging and meals not provided for this course.
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1/26‐1/27/2011
Class Title: Force Science Institute
Target Audience: All Law Enforcement professionals including, but not limited to, line officers, administrators,
investigators, IA personnel, critical incident teams, police psychologists and administrators
Sponsoring Agency: Eugene Police Department
When: 1/26‐1/27/2011
Hours: 0830‐1630
Where: First Baptist Church, 3550 Fox Meadow Road, Eugene, OR 97408
Cost: $185 early reg. prior to Jan. 1, 2011. $199 after Jan. 1. Lunch included.
Instructors: Dr. Bill Lewinski
Overview: This eye‐opening two‐day program is designed to clearly present, in a practical and understandable
fashion, the results of the most cutting edge research into the dynamics of human behavior during life‐
threatening encounters. The class will explore Force Science, the application of unbiased scientific
principles and processes in repetitive physical experiments designed to determine the true nature of
suspect provocation and officer response (action‐reaction dynamics). The goal of the program is to
encourage law enforcement professionals to apply the important concepts revealed in this research
when investigating, reconstructing, recalling or otherwise analyzing a use of force. The integration of
this information has been proven to enhance the accurate and thoroughness of decisions made relative t
behavior and performance during the incident. The Force Science Institute uses sophisticated time‐and‐
motion measurements to document ‐for the first time‐critical hidden truths about the physical and
mental dynamics of life threatening events, particularly officer‐involved shootings. Its startling findings
profoundly impact officer training and safety, and the public's naïve perceptions.
Instructor: Dr. Bill Lewinski is a behavioral scientist specializing in law enforcement related issues. He
has a Ph.D. in police psychology and is a tenured, full professor in the Law Enforcement Program at
Minnesota State University, Mankato, where he has taught for nearly three decades. He is the founder
and director of the Force Science Research Center at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
Dr. Lewinski is conducting the leading research on human behavior in force encounters. His current
focus is on action/reaction parameters, perception attention & memory and judgement. His research
has been published in national law enforcement publications, websites and e‐news lines.
Prerequisites:
Registration: Contact Officer Cheryl Joyner, Eugene Police Department, (541) 682‐2753 or
Cheryl.l.joyner@ci.eugene.or.us
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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2/7‐2/11/2011
Class Title: L‐950 All Hazard Incident Commander
Target Audience: Selection Criteria
NIMS ICS Position Specific training should be completed by personnel who are regularly assigned to
functional, support, or unit leader positions on USFA or other Type III All‐Hazards Incident Management
Teams (AHIMT), or by those persons who desire to seek credentials/certification in those positions.
Sponsoring Agency: Oregon Emergency Management and DPSST Fire Training
When: 2/7‐2/11/2011
Hours: 0800‐1700 daily
Where: Oregon Public Safety Academy, 4190 Aumsville Hwy SE, Salem, OR 97317
Cost: Cost is Free, however, failure to attend will result in a $50 registration fee billed to the student's agency.
Instructors:
Overview: This course addresses all roles and responsibilities appropriate to a Type III Incident Commander
operating on local or state‐level AHIMT. These responsibilities fall into two categories: 1) responding to
the incident and command needs of the incident, and 2) effectively fulfilling the position responsibilities
of an Incident Commander on an AHIMT. The course is an All‐Hazards, instructor‐led training that
supports learning through discussion, lecture, and active participation in multiple exercises.
Information ‐ Registrar: Thelma Denney 503‐378‐2408 or Email: thelma.denney@state.or.us
Prerequisites: Required: This National certification course requires students to have completed the following courses
prior to attending: * IS 700 & 800 plus I‐100, 200, & I‐300, I‐400 is recommended. * NOTE: The Course
Command & General Staff Functions for Local IMT's is equivalent to I‐300 & 400.
Registration: PRE‐ REGISTRATION REQUIRED Register online at: http://fireinstructor1.com/opsa/
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging: Lunch included and campus dorm lodging is available
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3/1‐3/2/2011
Class Title: Force Science Institute Training Course
Target Audience: Elite investigators; Attorneys; Police Administrators; IA Personnel; Officers of all ranks; Use of Force
Experts; Risk Managers; Police Psychologists; Trainers; City Administrators
Sponsoring Agency: Bend Police Department
When: 3/1‐3/2/2011
Hours: 0830‐1630
Where: City of Bend Police Department, 555 NE 15th Street, Bend, OR 97701
Cost: $149
Instructors: Dr. Bill Lewinski ‐ Force Science Institute
Overview: Law Enforcement's most cutting edge training course prepares you for uncovering the truth when
lawsuits, career and reputations are on the line! Through the groundbreaking work of Dr. Bill Lewinski
and his team of researchers and experts on human dynamics, you'll learn:
How to analyze vital elements of controversial uses of force that are often overlooked, Skills to help
determine whether an officer is being honest when he swears his recollection of an incident is
true...even though his account directly conflicts with forensic evidence, Techniques for helping officers
accurately & thoroughly recall details of force encounters, Why a site visit and/or video review may or
may not be advisable before a statement, Whether shots to the back really reflect what an officer saw
when he pulled the trigger, How to avoid critical mistakes some investigators make during post‐incident
interviews, The truth about time: How long it really takes Officers to start ‐ and stop ‐ shooting, What
ready position is really best for reducing lag time....and much more!
Class size will be limited to 100 students
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Contact Kim Morse, City of Bend Police Department, (541) 322‐2974 or email kmorse@ci.bend.or.us
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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3/21/2011
Class Title: Communications & Professionalism
Target Audience: Police, Corrections, Investigators, Probation, Airport & School Police, Trainers, Security Personnel,
Supervisors & Managers, Liquor Control, Children's Services, FBI, DEA, ICE, Emergency Managers,
Inspectors, Court Personnel
Sponsoring Agency: Salem Police Department, CODE 4
When: 3/21/2011
Hours: 0800‐1630
Where: Comfort Inn & Suites, 630 Hawthorne Ave SE, Salem, OR
Cost: $99 (on‐line registration) or $109 (by phone) Group discounts of 10 or more
Instructors: Scott Dye
Overview: This course covers tactical communication including communication with your community, your agency,
your family and how you are perceived by each. This program was created to assist public safety,
criminal justice and others to communicate, not just with the public, but with your peers and family.
Helping you to achieve a safe and successful career and a successful family life.
Improving your safety and tactics
Communicating with the Community
Perceptions
Being more professional
Reducing complaints & liabilities
Decrease your stress
Communicating with your agency
Old Dogs vs. New Dogs
Communicating with family
Family perceptions
Surviving careers, maintaining your family
Instructor: Scott Dye served with the U.S. Marines from 1979‐1985; he was promoted to Recon platoon
Sergeant prior to completing his military career. In 1985 Mr. Dye was certified as a police officer in
Oregon, gaining experience in patrol, entry team, DARE, SRO, FTO, Traffic and K9 handler. In 2000, Scott
became a Training Lieutenant with the Department of Public Safety, Standards and Training. While at the
academy Mr. Dye trained thousands of police officers in the areas of Ethics and Tactical
Communications. He also has been involved extensively with Martial Arts and Defensive Tactics. Mr.
Dye has a unique was of presenting his material, using his own life experiences and humor to train and
share his knowledge.
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Online registration at www.code4.org ($99.00), or register via phone (800) 622‐9391
Attire: Casual
ClassNeeds: Certificates and reference material provided, bring your own writing supplies.
Lodging: Phoenix Grand Hotel $99 free hot breakfast, parking, internet 503‐540‐7800, Phoenix Inn South $60 free
hot breakfast, free wireless internet 503‐588‐9220, Phoenix Inn North $65 free hot breakfast 503‐581‐
7004, Best Western Mill Creek Inn $69 free breakfast at Denny's 503‐585‐3332
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Miscellaneous
3/21/2011
Class Title: Communications & Professionalism
Miscellaneous
3/23/2011
Class Title: Gordon Graham
Target Audience: Managers, Supervisors, Lead Workers, FTO's, CTO's, PTO's, Trainers, Supervisor Candidates, Risk
Managers, City Attorneys
Sponsoring Agency: Salem Police Department, CODE 4
When: 3/23/2011
Hours: 0800‐1630
Where: Chemeketa Comm. College‐Building 6 Auditorium, 4000 Lancaster Dr NE Salem, OR 97301
Cost: $99 (on‐line registration) or $109 (by phone)
Instructors: Gordon Graham
Overview: The Discipline of Risk Management is "Rickover Rules" Admiral Hyman Rickover is known as the "father
of the nuclear navy". This portion of the US Navy has a reputation for excellence as well as a
phenomenal safety and reliability record. Admiral Rickover developed some rules for success in dealing
with the risks he faced in working with nuclear power. How do these rules apply to you in your
organization? Funny yet information packed program that applies to any risk‐centric organization.
Five Concurrent Themes for Success
Your job is getting more and more complex. In fact, the more complex it gets, the more you need a
systematic approach to getting things done right. This block is essential for everyone in the workplace,
regardless of position, job description or type of organization. It is full of information, coupled with
Gordon's insight and humor and is a must see for you and your personnel.
Why Things Go Right ‐ Why Things Go Wrong
Most of what the good people in your organization do, they are doing right. When things don't go right
there is the potential for nasty consequences. Gordon will show you what the potential consequences
are and what are the causational factors most often responsible for these consequences. He will then
give you some proven strategies and tactics to address these problems‐including a full understanding of
the risk/frequency matrix and where it is essential to focus your initial and ongoing efforts.
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Go to www.code4.org and click on "Training Schedule" or via e‐mail: Reservations@code4.org ‐ or call us
1‐800‐622‐9391. The Salem Police Department is only hosting this training and is not involved with the
registration process.
Attire: Casual
ClassNeeds: Certificates and reference material provided, bring your own writing supplies.
Lodging: Phoenix Grand Hotel $99 free hot breakfast, parking, internet 503‐540‐7800, Phoenix Inn South $60 free
hot breakfast, free wireless internet 503‐588‐9220, Phoenix Inn North $65 free hot breakfast 503‐581‐
7004, Best Western Mill Creek Inn $69 free breakfast at Denny's 503‐585‐3332
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Miscellaneous
3/28‐3/30/2011
Class Title: Police One Street Crimes 3‐day Seminar
Target Audience:
Sponsoring Agency: Eugene Police Department
When: 3/28‐3/30/2011
Hours: 0830‐1630
Where: Eugene Police & Fire Trng. Ctr., 1705 W. 2nd Ave, Eugene, OR 97402
Cost: $395 per person. Group rates available.
Instructors:
Overview: This course will cover deadly force and Police involved shootings, conducting effective street interviews
and stops for patrol officers and investigators, officer safety issues on and off duty, Cover and
Concealment, legal issues related to street work and court, Interrogation/Interview strategies,
surveillance tactics for patrol and plain clothes officers and detectives, developing criminal
intelligence/street information for all levels of law enforcement, ethical considerations for street officers
and agents, car traps and hidden compartments being used by today's gangs & drug dealers, street gang
members in the military, homeland security for the street officer, stopping terrorism, the spread of
Methamphetamine across the U.S., High Risk Raids and search procedures and planning.
Prerequisites:
Registration: Contact (800) 275‐4915, or register online @ Streetcrimes.com.
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging: Logistical questions call Officer Cheryl Joyner, Eugene Police Department, (541) 682‐2753 or
Cheryl.l.joyner@ci.eugene.or.us
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Miscellaneous
4/27/2011
Class Title: IT'S A TOUGH JOB: Managing Stress in Law Enforcement ‐ Alexis Artwohl, Ph.D.
Target Audience:
Sponsoring Agency: Bend Police Department
When: 4/27/2011
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: Bend PD, 555 NE 15th, Bend, OR
Cost: $50/person
Instructors: Alexis Artwohl, Ph.D.
Overview: Course Description: Class Objectives
1. Learn about stress reactions.
2. Learn about the research on the mental health of police officers.
3. Learn about the three sources of stress: traumatic, organizational, and personal.
4. Learn about resources for issues such as managing stress, suicide, and returning veterans.
5. Learn about the research on critical incident stress and debriefings
6. Learn about strategies to take care of self and others.
Class Description (One Day Class)
About one third of American workers experience job stress or burnout to the point where they have a
diagnosable mental illness at some point in their career. For police officers these sources of stress
include critical incidents on the street and organizational stressors inside their agency. Personal
stressors also take their toll as they do for everyone. Dr. Artwohl will review the research that looks
specifically at the mental health of police officers and will present findings that you may find surprising.
She will then present strategies for coping and fostering stress resistance. Her information is based on
solid current research.
Prerequisites:
Registration: Contact Kim Morse, Bend Police Department, (541) 322‐2974 or kmorse@ci.bend.or.us
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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Miscellaneous
9/13‐9/14/2011
Class Title: Street Survival
Target Audience:
Sponsoring Agency: Keizer Police Department
When: 9/13‐9/14/2011
Hours:
Where: Keizer Police Department, 930 Chemawa Rd NE, Keizer, OR
Cost: Early registration ‐ $175 until 6/30/2011. Gen. tuition $215 after 6/30/2011.
Instructors:
Overview: Hosted by: The Oregon Peace Officers Association (OPOA)
Street Survival Seminar will help you:
* Develop the tactical awareness necessary for your ultimate survival
* Make sound, controlled decisions even under high stress
* Mentally prepare for the unexpected, every time
* Utilize effective control techniques, regardless of assignment
* Tactically prepare for armed encounters
* Understand the changing nature of high risk stops
* Identify and interpret criminal body language and behavior
* Understand the tactical, legal and emotional ramifications of deadly force
* Examine the growing number of less than lethal force options
* Prepare yourself mentally and physically for the "war on cops"
Additional Information: Contact Avena Glock, 971‐218‐7161 or training1@opoa.info
Prerequisites:
Registration: Visit: www.opoa.info
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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Miscellaneous
10/3‐10/7/2011
Class Title: Gracie Survival Tactics Military & Law Enforcement Instructor Certification Crse
Target Audience: Law Enforcement
Sponsoring Agency: Multnomah County Sheriff's Office
When: 10/3‐10/7/2011
Hours: 0800‐1400
Where: Multnomah County Sheriff's Office Training Building, 2955 NE 172nd Place, Portland, OR.97230
Cost: see 'Registration'
Instructors: Gracie Academy Staff
Overview: This Instructor Certification Course provides Military and Law Enforcement professionals with a simple,
effective, and easily taught Self‐Defense system for close‐quarter scenarios. Today, Gracie Survival
Tactics (GST) is the gold standard for Defensive‐Tactics training. Every major Military or Law
Enforcement organization that has participated in the training either adopted the program or modified
their own programs to incorporate Gracie Survival Tactics (GST) techniques and teaching
methodologies. This class is limited to 40 participants.
For additional courses details please contact Gracie Academy Director of Military & Law Enforcement
Combatives: Spiro Demetriadi | Cell: 949‐254‐2324 | Email: spiro@gracieacademy.com
Prerequisites:
Registration: Certification (5‐days) on 3‐7 October, 2011‐ Portland, OR‐ $995.00 per student
http://store.gracieacademy.com/p‐2125‐portlnd‐or‐october‐3‐7‐2011.aspx
Re‐Certification (2‐days) on October 6 & 7, 2011 ‐ Portland, OR‐ $395.00 per student
http://store.gracieacademy.com/p‐2127‐portland‐or‐october‐6‐7‐2011.aspx
or call: Gracie Academy Student Services (310) 353‐4100 ext 0.
Attire: Sweats/ T‐shirt/bare feet (wrestling shoes optional), knee/elbow pads optional
ClassNeeds:
Lodging: Courtyard Portland Airport‐11550 N.E. Airport Way‐ (503) 252‐3200 ‐ www.marriott.com ; Hilton Garden
Inn Portland Airport‐12048 N.E. Airport Way‐ (503) 255‐8600‐ www.hilton.com ; Holiday Inn Express
Portland Airport‐11938 N.E. Airport Way‐ (503) 251‐9991‐ www.hiexpress.com ; Shiloh Inn‐11707 N.E.
Airport Way‐ (503) 252‐7500‐ www.shiloinns.com
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Supervision
11/16‐11/18/2010
Class Title: Advanced Supervision Skills
Target Audience: See 'Prerequisites'
Sponsoring Agency: McMinnville Police Department in conjunction with the International Association of Chiefs of Police
When: 11/16‐11/18/2010
Hours: 0830‐1700 ‐ Day 1 sign in is at 0800
Where: McMinnville Police Facility, 121 SW Adams St, McMinnville, OR
Cost: $495.00
Instructors:
Overview: In our ever‐changing and increasingly complicated world, the role of the supervisor becomes
progressively more complex. Global, national, and local events including terrorism; school shootings;
cuts in federal and local funding; and changes in the generational, ethnic, and gender composition of the
workforce create challenges for the supervisor that are greater than ever before. Accordingly, every
supervisor must view development as an ongoing process to ensure that individuals and agencies remain
relevant and effective. Learning Objectives: At the conclusion of the course, participants should be able
to do the following:
‐ Learn how to apply "Good to Great" leadership concepts in the law enforcement context
‐ Apply motivational tools to improve officer attitudes and performance
‐ Identify the typical dysfunctions of a team and how to overcome these dysfunctions
‐ Apply teamwork, networking, and brainstorming skills to problem solve
‐ Apply advanced leadership concepts such as follower‐ship and attribution and motivation through goal
setting
‐ Develop a plan for future supervisory and leadership development
Logistics: Please contact Co‐Host Captain Dennis Marks for directions and hotel information at 503‐435‐
5611 or marksd@ci.mcminnville.or.us
Confirm the status of this course with IACP before making non‐refundable airline reservations.
Prerequisites: This course is designed for experienced supervisors and new supervisors who have mastered the
fundamentals. Ideally, the participant successfully completed IACP's First‐Line Supervision course.
Registration: www.iacptraining.org
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging: Red Lion Inn & Suites, 2535 NE Cumulus Ave, McMinnville, OR. Phone: 503‐472‐1500. Rates:
Government + taxes per night
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Defensive Tactics
12/6‐12/9/2010
Class Title: Defensive Tactics Instructor Course
Target Audience:
Sponsoring Agency: Sutherlin Police Department and American Council on Criminal Justice Training
When: 12/6‐12/9/2010
Hours: 0800‐1900
Where: Sutherlin, Oregon
Cost: $195.00
Instructors: Howard Webb
Overview: This is a forty‐hour instructor course that will provide all the necessary information required to
implement a law enforcement or corrections defensive tactics‐training program. The use of simulations
during defensive tactics training is emphasized. The use of Simunitions' FX Marking Cartridges is
integrated into the program. Participants will receive a complete training manual and American Council
on Criminal Justice Training Instructor Certification. The course will cover the following topics:
‐ Adult Learning Theory
‐ Edged Weapon Defense
‐ Counter Assault Tactics
‐ Impact Weapon Defense
‐ Police Tactical Folding Knife
‐ Arrest and Control Techniques
‐ Weapon Retention and Disarming
‐ Cooperative/High Risk Handcuffing
‐ Conventional and Expandable Baton
‐ Proper Use of Marking Cartridges
‐ Pepper Spray Instructor
‐ Conducting Safe Simulations
Prerequisites:
Registration: Online ‐ www.accjt.org or Call (406) 459‐1838
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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Defensive Tactics
12/9/2010
Class Title: Defensive Tactics Refresher
Target Audience: Law Enforcement
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST Regional Training
When: 12/9/2010
Hours: 0800‐1200 or 1300‐1700
Where: 751 NE 10th St, Madras, OR
Cost: Free (does not include meals or lodging)
Instructors:
Overview: Basic 4‐hour DT Refresher class to include handcuffing.
Class Content Questions: Contact Lt. Greg Peterson, DPSST, 541‐240‐4108
Prerequisites:
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Appropriate clothing and duty belt
ClassNeeds:
Lodging: Responsibility of the student/student's sponsoring agency
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Field Training and Evaluation Program
12/6‐12/10/2010
Class Title: Field Training and Evaluation Program Course
Target Audience: Target Audience: Police, P&P, Corrections, Telecommunications, Fire
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST
When: 12/6‐12/10/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: OSP Central Point, 4500 Rogue Valley Highway, Suite A, Central Point, OR 97502
Cost: Free (does not include meals or lodging)
Instructors:
Overview:
Hours may exceed an 8 hour day and homework may be assigned.
Students must attend the entire 40‐hour course to successfully complete the class and receive credit
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. Link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: Note‐taking material
Lodging: Students are on their own lodging and meals.
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Field Training and Evaluation Program
1/10‐1/14/2011
Class Title: Field Training and Evaluation Program
Target Audience: Police, P&P, Corrections, Telecommunications, Fire
Sponsoring Agency: Reedsport PD and DPSST
When: 1/10‐1/14/2011
Hours: 0800‐1700 hours
Where: Reedsport PD, 146 N. 4th Street, Reedsport, OR
Cost: Free (does not include meals or lodging)
Instructors:
Overview: Hours may exceed an 8 hour day and homework may be assigned.
Students must attend the entire 40‐hour course to successfully complete the class and receive credit
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST,
jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: Pen/pencil for note‐taking
Lodging: student/student's agency's responsibility
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Emergency Vehicle Operations Course
11/15/2010
Class Title: EVOC Refresher
Target Audience: Police, P&P, Corrections
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST Regional Training
When: 11/15/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: TBA in Redmond, OR
Cost: Free (does not include meals or lodging)
Instructors: Various
Overview: Class will consist of 2 hours of classroom followed by 6 hours of on track driving courses. Some of the
skills covered will be; braking skills, backing skills, reaction drills, and cornering skills.
One day class is also being offered on Oct. 16 and Oct. 17.
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Comfortable attire for outdoor training
ClassNeeds: Agencies sending officers must provide a serviceable vehicle for each one/two officers. Vehicles deemed
unsafe by instructors will be removed from class and officers sent back to their agency.
Lodging: Not provided
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Emergency Vehicle Operations Course
11/16/2010
Class Title: EVOC Refresher
Target Audience: Police, P&P, Corrections
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST Regional Training
When: 11/16/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: TBA in Redmond, OR
Cost: Free (does not include meals or lodging)
Instructors: Various
Overview: Class will consist of 2 hours of classroom followed by 6 hours of on track driving courses. Some of the
skills covered will be; braking skills, backing skills, reaction drills, and cornering skills.
One day class is also being offered on Oct. 17 and Oct. 18.
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Comfortable attire for outdoor training
ClassNeeds: Agencies sending officers must provide a serviceable vehicle for each one/two officers. Vehicles deemed
unsafe by instructors will be removed from class and officers sent back to their agency.
Lodging: Not provided
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Emergency Vehicle Operations Course
11/17/2010
Class Title: EVOC Refresher
Target Audience: Police, P&P, Corrections
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST Regional Training
When: 11/17/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: TBA in Redmond, OR
Cost: Free (does not include meals or lodging)
Instructors: Various
Overview: Class will consist of 2 hours of classroom followed by 6 hours of on track driving courses. Some of the
skills covered will be; braking skills, backing skills, reaction drills, and cornering skills.
One day class is also being offered on Oct. 16 and Oct. 18.
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Comfortable attire for outdoor training
ClassNeeds: Agencies sending officers must provide a serviceable vehicle for each one/two officers. Vehicles deemed
unsafe by instructors will be removed from class and officers sent back to their agency.
Lodging: Not provided
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Emergency Vehicle Operations Course
11/18/2010
Class Title: EVOC Refresher
Target Audience: Police, P&P, Corrections
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST Regional Training
When: 11/18/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: TBA in Redmond, OR
Cost: Free (does not include meals or lodging)
Instructors: Various
Overview: Class will consist of 2 hours of classroom followed by 6 hours of on track driving courses. Some of the
skills covered will be; braking skills, backing skills, reaction drills, and cornering skills.
One day class is also being offered on Oct. 16 and Oct. 17.
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Comfortable attire for outdoor training
ClassNeeds: Agencies sending officers must provide a serviceable vehicle for each one/two officers. Vehicles deemed
unsafe by instructors will be removed from class and officers sent back to their agency.
Lodging: Not provided
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Ethics
12/7/2010
Class Title: Ethics Based Leadership: Visions and Decisions
Target Audience: Public Safety Supervisors, Middle Managers, and Executives
Sponsoring Agency: Oregon State Sheriffs' Association
When: 12/7/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: Riverhouse Convention Center, 2850 NW Rippling River Court, Bend, OR 97701
Cost: $90
Instructors: Dr. James Reese
Overview: Dr. Reese is an internationally known, award winning author, lecturer, and consultant in the specialty
areas of stress management, leadership, violence, motivation, criminal profiling, and related topics. He
has presented before representatives of more than 350 Fortune 500 Companies, to include the NFL. As a
faculty member of the National Executive Institute for more than two decades, he has addressed
audiences from CEOs, Cabinet level officials, and Boards of Directors, to the rank and file workforce. He
has addressed the IACP and the NSA. He is considered an expert in the areas of stress management and
leadership and has been listed in the National Registry of Experts and the Yearbook of Authorities,
Experts, and Spokespersons. He has provided expert testimony before the United States Congress and
lectured before the President of the United States' Council on Integrity on two occasions.
Cost includes: the session, lunch, and an invitation to the Oregon State Sheriffs' Association Annual
Conference tradeshow featuring over 80 public safety related vendors.
Class Questions: Contact Holly Russell, Executive Director/OSSA at russell@oregonsheriffs.org or Capt.
Suzy Isham at Suzanne.isham@state.or.us.
Prerequisites:
Registration: Pre‐registration is required. Download a DPSST regional training course application from DPSST's
website at:
http://www.oregon.gov/DPSST/RT/docs/RegCourseApp.pdf
Registration Deadline: You must register no later than Friday, November 19, 2010, by sending the DPSST
regional registration form and the listed fee to:
OSSA
Attn: Debbie Heinonen
PO Box 7468
Salem, OR 97303
**Remember to send your registration form and payment to OSSA not DPSST**
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging: Reservations can be made at www.riverhouse.com or by telephone at (866) 558‐9893
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Interview & Interrogation
12/7‐12/10/2010
Class Title: Reid Interview and Interrogation Basic and 4th Day Advanced Class
Target Audience: Police Officers
Sponsoring Agency: Salem Police Department
When: 12/7‐12/10/2010
Hours: 0800‐1500
Where: Chemeketa‐Brooks Regional Training Center 4910 Brooklake Rd NE Salem, OR 97304
Cost: $420 (3‐day Basic) $175 (4th day Adv.) $595 (All)
Instructors: John Reid and Associates
Overview: Interview and Interrogation Preparation, Behavior Symptom Analysis, Reid Behavior Analysis Interview,
The Reid Nine Steps of Interrogation®.
Dec. 10 is the advanced portion. 4th day advanced class may be taken as a stand alone class as long as
the student has completed the 3 day class within the past
year.
Prerequisites: None for the 3 day class, for the 4th day of class, the student must have successfully completed the 3
day class within the past calendar year.
Registration: Contact Officer Matt Riddle, Salem Police Department, 555 Liberty St SE RM 130 503‐588‐6212 desk or
503‐932‐5013 cell mriddle@cityofsalem.net. All registrations will go through Officer Riddle at Salem
Police. All payments will be directed to John E. Reid and Associates. Make checks payable to John E.
Reid and Associates. Credit card or invoice requests, contact John E. Reid and Associates directly after
registering with Salem PD. John E. Reid and Associates phone number 1‐800‐255‐5747 ext. 13.
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: Reference material provided, bring your own writing supplies. Lunch is not provided.
Lodging: Phoenix Inn South $70 free hot breakfast, free wireless internet: 503‐588‐9220, Phoenix Inn North $70
free hot breakfast: 503‐581‐7004, Phoenix Grand Hotel $99 free hot breakfast, parking, internet: 503‐
540‐7800.
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Interview & Interrogation
2/9‐2/11/2011
Class Title: The Reid Technique of Interviewing & Interrogation (3‐Day)
Target Audience: Law Enforcement
Sponsoring Agency: Crook Co. Sheriff's Office
When: 2/9‐2/11/2011
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: Crook Co. Library, Broughton Room, 175 NW Meadow Lakes Drive, Prineville, OR 97754 (541)447‐7978
Cost: $420
Instructors: Reid and Associates
Overview: Interview and Interrogation Preparation, Behavior Symptom Analysis, Reid Behavior Analysis Interview,
The Reid Nine Step of Interrogation.
Questions Contact: Sgt. James Savage, Telephone: 541‐447‐6398, Ext. 280, Facsimile: 541‐416‐0353,
Email: james.savage@co.crook.or.us
Prerequisites:
Registration: Payment and registration online at www.reid.com or checks and purchase orders made out to John E.
Reid and Associates, Inc. must be brought on the first day of class.
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging: Stafford Inn, 1773 NE 3rd Street, Prineville, OR 97754 (541)447‐7100
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Interview & Interrogation
3/9‐3/11/2011
Class Title: The REID Technique of Interview & Interrogation (Basic)
Target Audience: All levels of Law Enforcement
Sponsoring Agency: Newberg‐Dundee Police Dept
When: 3/9‐3/11/2011
Hours: 0800‐1500
Where: Newberg Public Safety Bldg., 401 E. Third St, Newberg, OR 97132 (13 miles west of Tigard)
Cost: $420 per person
Instructors:
Overview: The seminar topics include Interview and Interrogation Preparation, Distinction between Interview and
Interrogation, Proper Room Environment and Factors Affecting a Subject's Behavior.
Host Agency Contact: Sgt Gwen Johns, 503‐554‐7715, gwen.johns@newbergoregon.gov
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Participants can register on line at www.reid.com an invoice will be sent and you can bring a check or
purchase order payable to John E Reid & Associates, the first day of class or mail it to John E. Reid and
Associates, Inc. 209 W Jackson Blvd Ste 400 Chicago IL 60606
Credit cards are accepted please call Lou Sagan at 1(800) 255‐5747, Ext. 13, prior to the first day of the
class. With the credit cards payments, attendees need to make sure they give the location and date of
the seminar.
Attire: Casual clothing or uniform
ClassNeeds: None
Lodging: Best Western, 2211 Portland Rd, Newberg, OR 97132, 503‐537‐3000. Within one mile of Newberg
Public Safety Building.
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Tactical Communication
12/1/2010
Class Title: Verbal Judo: Excellence in Tactical Communication
Target Audience: All Public Safety personnel ‐ Police, Juvenile or Adult Probation Officers, Corrections, Fire, Security, USFS,
BLM, Dispatchers, Campus Safety, Investigators. Government and Private Sector Personnel ‐ Inspectors
(AG, Building, Code), Liquor or Gaming Control Security, PI's and other Government Personnel.
Sponsoring Agency: Phoenix Police Department & Code 4
When: 12/1/2010
Hours: 0800‐1630
Where: Medford Armory Training Classroom, 1701 S. Pacific Hwy. Medford, OR
Cost: $99 (on‐line registration) or $109 by phone
Instructors: (Ret.) NYPD Lieutenant Mike Manley
Overview: The goals of this course: Conflict Management Resolution through Verbal Tactics; Enhance Officer Safety
by verbally diffusing potentially dangerous situations; Lessen stress at work and at home; Enhance
Professionalism; Improve Employee and Agency Reputation; Increase Productivity; Decrease Citizen
Complaints; Decrease Vicarious Liability and Enhance Articulation.
Instructor: (Ret.) NYPD Lieutenant Mike Manley is Vice President of Operations and a Trainer for the
Verbal Judo Institute. After 23 years of hands on conflict resolution experience in the streets of New
York City, (Ret.) Lt. Manley brings his mastery to the classroom creating an exciting edge of your seat,
powerfully informative Verbal Judo presentation.
Prerequisites:
Registration: Online registration at www.code4.org ($99.00), or register via phone 800‐622‐9391 ($109.00)
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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Public Information Officer
2/14‐2/15/2011
Class Title: PIO Seminar
Target Audience: Public Safety Personnel
Sponsoring Agency: Public Safety Media Training, Salem Police Department
When: 2/14‐2/15/2011
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: Chemeketa/Brooks Regional Training Center, 4910 Brooklake Rd NE Salem, OR 97305
Cost: $295 per student. Includes refreshments, live on‐camera coaching & free DVD of your performance
Instructors: Russell Ruffin, Public Safety Media Training
Overview: Simulated: Natural Disaster, Campus Shooting, Terrorist Attack, Routine Incidents / LIVE On‐Camera
Coaching with Free DVD Video of Your Performances
Use Transitions to Keep Your Message On Track
Ensure that YOUR Message Gets Reported
Turn Negative Press into Positive Press
Manage Tricky Questioning
Develop More Confidence
Become More Proactive and Less Reactive
Create a More Positive Public Image
Prerequisites: While this is an Advanced class, it is designed so that those with limited experience can benefit by
proceeding at their own level. Take home our free exclusive 60 page Media Relations Guide
Registration: Contact Public Safety Media Training at (303)‐470‐0716 or register online at
www.PublicSafetyMediaTraining.com
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: Reference material provided, bring your own writing supplies.
Lodging: Phoenix Grand Hotel $99 free hot breakfast, parking, internet 503‐540‐7800, Phoenix Inn South $60 free
hot breakfast, free wireless internet. 503‐588‐9220, Phoenix Inn North $65 free hot breakfast 503‐581‐
7004
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SFST Training
11/10/2010
Class Title: SFST 4‐hour Refresher
Target Audience: Police officers who have already completed the 24‐hour SFST class
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST Regional Training
When: 11/10/2010
Hours: 1300‐1700 hours
Where: Bend Police Department, 555 NE 15th St, Bend, OR 97701
Cost: Free (does not include meals or lodging)
Instructors:
Overview: This is the Oregon‐specific 4‐hour SFST Refresher curriculum from NHTSA and IACP. This class is required
for any officer working under DUII grants from ODOT. The class covers procedural changes in
Standardized Field Sobriety Testing as well as changes in legal requirements.
Class Content Questions: David Beatty, Traffic Safety Training Coordinator, DPSST, 503‐378‐8742,
David.Beatty@state.or.us
Prerequisites: Initial SFST training
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: Pen or pencil
Lodging: Lodging is not provided. Any necessary lodging arrangements should be made by individual agencies.
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SFST Training
11/10/2010
Class Title: SFST 4‐hour Refresher
Target Audience: Police officers who have already completed the 24‐hour SFST Refresher
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST Regional Training
When: 11/10/2010
Hours: 1300‐1700
Where: Bend PD, 555 NE 15th St, Bend, OR 97701
Cost: Free (does not include meals or lodging)
Instructors:
Overview: This is the Oregon‐specific 4‐hour SFST Refresher curriculum from NHTSA and IACP. This class is required
for any officer working under DUII grants from ODOT. The class covers procedural changes in
Standardized Field Sobriety Testing as well as changes in legal requirements.
Class Questions: David Beatty, Traffic Safety Training Coordinator, DPSST, 503‐378‐8742,
David.Beatty@state.or.us
Prerequisites: Initial SFST training
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: Pen or pencil
Lodging: Lodging is not provided. Any necessary lodging arrangements should be made by individual agencies.
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SFST Training
11/10/2010
Class Title: SFST Instructor Update
Target Audience: SFST Instructors
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST Regional Training
When: 11/10/2010
Hours: 1000‐1200 hours
Where: Bend Police Department, 555 NE 15th St, Bend, OR 97701
Cost: Free (does not include meals or lodging)
Instructors: David Beatty, DPSST Traffic Safety Training Coordinator
Overview: Attendees will learn of recent procedural changes in SFST instruction, know the highlights of the Oregon‐
specific SFST Refresher curriculum, and discuss recent case law as it relates to DUII Enforcement.
Attendees will receive electronic copies of the Oregon‐specific 4‐hour SFST Refresher curriculum from
NHTSA and IACP and other instructor materials as needed.
Class Content Questions: Contact David Beatty, DPSST Traffic Safety Training Coordinator, 503‐378‐8742
or email david.beatty@state.or.us
Prerequisites: SFST instructor or DRE instructor
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: Pen or pencil
Lodging: Lodging is not provided. Any necessary lodging arrangements should be made by individual agencies.
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SFST Training
12/8/2010
Class Title: SFST 4‐hour Refresher
Target Audience: Police officers who have already completed the 24‐hour SFST Refresher
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST Regional Training
When: 12/8/2010
Hours: 1300‐1700
Where: Bend PD, 555 NE 15th St, Bend, OR 97701
Cost: Free (does not include meals or lodging)
Instructors:
Overview: This is the Oregon‐specific 4‐hour SFST Refresher curriculum from NHTSA and IACP. This class is required
for any officer working under DUII grants from ODOT. The class covers procedural changes in
Standardized Field Sobriety Testing as well as changes in legal requirements.
Class Questions: David Beatty, Traffic Safety Training Coordinator, DPSST, 503‐378‐8742,
David.Beatty@state.or.us
Prerequisites: Initial SFST training
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: Pen or pencil
Lodging: Lodging is not provided. Any necessary lodging arrangements should be made by individual agencies.
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SFST Training
12/8/2010
Class Title: SFST 4‐hour Refresher
Target Audience: Police officers who have already completed the 24‐hour SFST class
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST Regional Training
When: 12/8/2010
Hours: 1300‐1700 hours
Where: Bend Police Department, 555 NE 15th St, Bend, OR 97701
Cost: Free (does not include meals or lodging)
Instructors:
Overview: This is the Oregon‐specific 4‐hour SFST Refresher curriculum from NHTSA and IACP. This class is required
for any officer working under DUII grants from ODOT. The class covers procedural changes in
Standardized Field Sobriety Testing as well as changes in legal requirements.
Class Content Questions: David Beatty, Traffic Safety Training Coordinator, DPSST, 503‐378‐8742,
David.Beatty@state.or.us
Prerequisites: Initial SFST training
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: Pen or pencil
Lodging: Lodging is not provided. Any necessary lodging arrangements should be made by individual agencies.
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SFST Training
12/9/2010
Class Title: SFST 4‐hour Refresher
Target Audience: Police officers who have already completed the 24‐hour SFST Refresher
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST Regional Training
When: 12/9/2010
Hours: 1300‐1700
Where: The Dalles PD, 401 Court St, The Dalles, OR 97058
Cost: Free (does not include meals or lodging)
Instructors:
Overview: This is the Oregon‐specific 4‐hour SFST Refresher curriculum from NHTSA and IACP. This class is required
for any officer working under DUII grants from ODOT. The class covers procedural changes in
Standardized Field Sobriety Testing as well as changes in legal requirements.
Class Questions: David Beatty, Traffic Safety Training Coordinator, DPSST, 503‐378‐8742,
David.Beatty@state.or.us
Prerequisites: Initial SFST training
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: Pen or pencil
Lodging: Lodging is not provided. Any necessary lodging arrangements should be made by individual agencies.
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SFST Training
12/10/2010
Class Title: SFST 4‐hour Refresher
Target Audience: Police officers who have already completed the 24‐hour SFST Refresher
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST Regional Training
When: 12/10/2010
Hours: 0800‐1200
Where: Baker City PD, 1768 Auburn Ave, Baker City, OR 97814
Cost: Free (does not include meals or lodging)
Instructors:
Overview: This is the Oregon‐specific 4‐hour SFST Refresher curriculum from NHTSA and IACP. This class is required
for any officer working under DUII grants from ODOT. The class covers procedural changes in
Standardized Field Sobriety Testing as well as changes in legal requirements.
Class Questions: David Beatty, Traffic Safety Training Coordinator, DPSST, 503‐378‐8742,
David.Beatty@state.or.us
Prerequisites: Initial SFST training
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: Pen or pencil
Lodging: Lodging is not provided. Any necessary lodging arrangements should be made by individual agencies.
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SFST Training
12/14‐12/16/2010
Class Title: SFST/DID with Wet Lab
Target Audience: Police Officers who conduct DUII Enforcement
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST Regional Training and Scappoose PD
When: 12/14‐12/16/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700 each day
Where: Council Chambers: 33568 East Columbia Avenue, Scappoose OR
Cost: Free (does not include meals or lodging)
Instructors: Various
Overview: This is the 24‐hour SFST curriculum from NHTSA and IACP including the Drugs that Impair Driving class.
This training is required for any officer who intends to work ODOT DUII grant overtime. The class will
instruct officers on recognizing, enforcing, reporting, and testifying with regards to impaired drivers.
Class Content Questions: Contact David Beatty, DPSST Traffic Safety Training Coordinator, 503‐378‐8742
or email: david.beatty@state.or.us
Prerequisites: None
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from the DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover
over the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click
on the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: Pen or pencil
Lodging: Lodging and meals are not provided. Any necessary lodging arrangements should be made by individual
agencies.
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SFST Training
2/8/2011
Class Title: SFST 4‐hour Refresher
Target Audience: Police officers who have already completed the 24‐hour SFST Refresher
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST Regional Training
When: 2/8/2011
Hours: 1300‐1700
Where: Springfield PD, 230 4th St, Springfield, OR 97477
Cost: Free (does not include meals or lodging)
Instructors:
Overview: This is the Oregon‐specific 4‐hour SFST Refresher curriculum from NHTSA and IACP. This class is required
for any officer working under DUII grants from ODOT. The class covers procedural changes in
Standardized Field Sobriety Testing as well as changes in legal requirements.
Class Questions: David Beatty, Traffic Safety Training Coordinator, DPSST, 503‐378‐8742,
David.Beatty@state.or.us
Prerequisites: Initial SFST training
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. You must receive an e‐mail from DPSST Regional Training
confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Registration forms may be
obtained from DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover over
the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click on
the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: Pen or pencil
Lodging: Lodging is not provided. Any necessary lodging arrangements should be made by individual agencies.
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Use of Force
11/16/2010
Class Title: Use of Force Instructor Course
Target Audience:
Sponsoring Agency: Sutherlin Police Department and American Council on Criminal Justice Training
When: 11/16/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: Sutherlin, Oregon
Cost: $95.00
Instructors: Howard Webb
Overview: This is an eight‐hour instructor course that will provide all the necessary information for implementing a
law enforcement or corrections use of force inservice‐training program. The full spectrum of force will
be analyzed starting with the officer presence and escalating through pain compliance, pepper spray,
Taser, K9, Less‐lethal, deadly force. The recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on deadly force and the 9th
Circuit Court of Appeals rulings on the use of the Taser are thoroughly discussed. Participants will
receive a complete training manual, Instructor PowerPoint presentation, and American Council on
Criminal Justice Training Instructor Certification.
The course will cover the following topics:
‐ Adult Learning Theory
‐ Recent Taser Rulings
‐ Latest rule on Deadly Force
‐ Use of Force Training for Detectives
‐ Principles of Use of Force Justification
‐ Excessive Force Lawsuit Prevention
‐ Writing Defensible Use of Force Policies
‐ Recent Supreme Court Corrections Ruling
‐ Prevention of Taser Lawsuits
‐ Managing the Use of Force Incident
‐ Properly collecting use of force evidence
‐ Effective Use of Force Report Writing
Prerequisites:
Registration: Online ‐ www.accjt.org or Call (406) 459‐1838
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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Use of Force
11/18/2010
Class Title: Use of Force Decision Making Update & Review
Target Audience: Parole and Probation
Sponsoring Agency: DPSST
When: 11/18/2010
Hours: 0800‐1200
Where: P & P Program Building, 63311 Jamieson Rd, Bend, OR
Cost: Free (meals and lodging not provided)
Instructors: Lorraine Anglemier and Capt. Roger Eaton, DPSST
Overview: This class will be a use of force decision making update and review. The elimination of the Force Matrix
by DPSST and legal issues regarding use of force will be covered. Oregon statutes and applicable case law
will be highlighted. A review of appropriate report writing will be covered.
Prerequisites:
Registration: Students must pre‐register for this course. Walk‐ins are not permitted. Registration forms may be
obtained from the DPSST's website: at: www.dpsst.state.or.us . On the right side of your screen hover
over the Criminal Justice link, select Training, then click on the Regional and Advanced Training link. Click
on the course registration app. link located on the left side of your screen. Fax completed and signed
application to: 503‐378‐3345. Please do not include a cover sheet or a copy of the course announcement
with your application. Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us
Attire: Business casual
ClassNeeds: Pen/pencil
Lodging:
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Incident Command System
12/2‐12/3/2010
Class Title: ICS 300
Target Audience:
Sponsoring Agency:
When: 12/2‐12/3/2010
Hours:
Where: Woodburn, Oregon
Cost:
Instructors:
Overview:
Prerequisites:
Registration: Contact Laureva Marx of NORCOM, Phone: (503)982‐2340
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
Incident Command System
12/6‐12/9/2010
Class Title: NIMS ICS 300/400
Target Audience:
Sponsoring Agency:
When: 12/6‐12/9/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700
Where: Pioneer Hall, 73 Winburn Way, Ashland, Oregon
Cost:
Instructors:
Overview:
Prerequisites:
Registration: Send e‐mail to: Richard Randleman, CERT Program Coordinator: randler@ashland.or.us
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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Incident Command System
12/13‐12/17/2010
Class Title: NIMS‐ICS Command & General Staff Functions in Local Incident Management Te
Target Audience:
Sponsoring Agency:
When: 12/13‐12/17/2010
Hours: 0800‐1700 daily
Where: Oregon Public Safety Academy, 4190 Aumsville Hwy SE, Salem, OR 97317
Cost: Free (see overview for additional information)
Instructors:
Overview: This 5‐day course is a required pre‐requisite to the FEMA Type III All Hazard position specific certification
courses. Focus is on the use of the ICS in managing large‐scale/complex incidents. At the end of this
course, through instructor‐driven lecture, class participation, active contributions to the interactive
activities, and simulations, students will be able to demonstrate knowledge of the Incident Command
System (ICS) and the Command and General Staff functions as they affect planning and implementation
of the ICS for an incident at the local level. This course provides an over view of all C & GS positions. This
course is one of only two offerings in Oregon this year.
Cost is Free. Failure to attend will result in a $50 registration fee billed to the student's agency.
Lunch is included. Campus dorm lodging is available.
Information ‐ Registrar: Thelma Denney 503‐378‐2408 or e‐mail thelma.denney@state.or.us
Prerequisites: ICS 100, 200, 700, 800 NO Exceptions are permitted to these pre‐requisites.
Registration: PRE‐REGISTRATION REQUIRED Register online at: http://fireinstructor1.com/opsa/
Attire: Casual business "No Jeans"
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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Incident Command System
12/16‐12/17/2010
Class Title: ICS 400
Target Audience:
Sponsoring Agency:
When: 12/16‐12/17/2010
Hours:
Where: Woodburn, Oregon
Cost:
Instructors:
Overview:
Prerequisites:
Registration: Contact Laureva Marx of NORCOM, Phone: (503)982‐2340
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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Taser
11/9‐11/10/2010
Class Title: TASER X26 Electronic Control Device Instructor Course
Target Audience:
Sponsoring Agency: Jackson County Sheriff's Office
When: 11/9‐11/10/2010
Hours:
Where: Jackson County Search & Rescue, 620 Antelope Rd, White City, OR
Cost: $350 (new certification) $175 (re‐cert)
Instructors: Master Instructor Stacey Krouse
Overview: TASER Instructor certification ‐ This course will certify you to instruct others on the use of the X26 TASER
Electronic Control Device. It is open to sworn law enforcement and active duty military personnel.
Prerequisites: Newly certifying instructors need to complete a 4 hour block of online training, and attend BOTH
practical days listed above. Re‐certifying TASER Instructors must complete an 8 hour block of online
training, and attend day 2 of the practical session.
Registration: Please register via the Training Events page of the TASER International website:
http://www.taser.com/training/Pages/events.aspx.
Please read all registration directions and click on either the new instructor or re‐certifying instructor
link. Registration is managed by the Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC). You will need to
"Create a New Agency" unless your department has previously registered with NWTC. When enrolled, all
students will receive a confirmation email of enrollment with a username and password.
Attire: Casual
ClassNeeds: Bring your department TASER holster (if applicable). Holsters will be provided for those who need them.
Bring your duty belt with NO firearms, ammo or weapons of any kind.
Lodging: Fairfield Inn & Suites, 1777 Larue Dr, Central Point, OR 97502. (541) 665‐4141 or www.marriott.com, La
Quinta Inn & Suites, 2020 Leigh Way, White City, OR 97503. (541) 826‐0585 or www.LQ.com
La Quinta Inn & Suites, 2020 Leigh Way, White City, OR 97503. (541) 826‐0585 or www.LQ.com
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Leadership
10/25‐12/17/2010
Class Title: Leadership in Police Organizations (LPO)
Target Audience: Patrol officers, detectives, supervisors, parole and probation employees, civilian employees in leadership
positions
Sponsoring Agency: Intl. Assoc. of Chiefs of Police and Medford Police Department ‐ co‐hosted by Central Point Police
Department
When: 10/25‐12/17/2010
Hours: 0800‐1600
Where: Central Point City Hall, 140 South Third Street, Central Point, OR 97502
Cost: $1,100 per student
Instructors: Bob White with co‐instructor(s) to be announced
Overview: The course consists of three one week sessions: Week One 25 October ‐ 29 October 2010, Week Two 8
November ‐ 12 November 2010, Week Three 13 December ‐ 17 December 2010
The distinguishing feature of the IACP three‐week model course, taught one week a month over three
months, is a focus on the systematic development of leaders at all levels of an organization‐ the concept
of "every officer a leader." In the 21st century, police organizations can no longer rely on a single or
small group of leaders. To develop leaders, law enforcement executives must create a culture within
their organizations that is supportive of dispersed leadership. This means establishing expectations that
officers will take leadership actions at their levels of responsibility. The three week course emphasizes
applied learning; is very interactive and utilizes small group case studies, videos, role playing and class
exercises to reinforce learning. Students are taught leadership strategies for them to use in dealing with
practical work place challenges. The course teaches participants the behavioral science theories to
better understand how to lead individuals, groups, and organizations and to effect change. Participants
are challenged to use the theories and strategies taught to increase the motivation, satisfaction and
performance within their organization and to support organizational change. The first week of class
focuses on leading individuals, the second week on leading groups and the third week on leading
organizations and change.
College Credit: Academic Credit Hours will be possible for participants through Southern Oregon
University. The cost(s) is/are not included in the course price and will be borne by each student who
wishes to participate in the program. Additional course work will also be necessary. Further information
will be provided to participants prior to the start of the course.
Class fee does not include textbooks, meals, lodging, transportation, or any overtime costs. Each agency
will be responsible for these costs. In addition to the class fee, each student will be required to purchase
the class text book. The text book fees will be approximately $50.00.
Prerequisites: Students will be expected to complete pre‐class preparation prior to the first week of training. This will
include text book review as well as other specified exercises. A complete list of requirements will be
mailed/emailed to students upon registration confirmation. Text book ordering information will be sent
to each participant upon registration.
Registration: Please contact Officer Tamara Camp ‐Medford Police Department Training Coordinator via phone @ 541
774‐2216 or via email @ Tamara.Camp@cityofmedford.org (email registration is preferred). Please
provide each students name, agency, rank, physical address, email address, and contact phone
number(s)
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Leadership
10/25‐12/17/2010
Class Title: Leadership in Police Organizations (LPO)
Attire: Business attire
ClassNeeds: Note taking materials
Lodging: Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Medford‐Central Point ‐ www.holidayinnexpress.com 285 Penninger
St., Central Point ‐ (541) 423‐1010
Fairfield Inn & Suites Medford ‐ www.marriott.com 1777 LaRue Drive, Central Point ‐ (541) 665‐4141
Super 8 ‐ www.super8.com 4999 Biddle Rd, Central Point ‐ (541) 664‐5888
Courtyard Medford Airport 600 Airport Road, Medford, OR ‐ (541) 772‐5656
Candlewood Suites Extended Stay Hotel Medford 3548 Heathrow Way, Medford, OR ‐ (541) 772‐2800
Leadership
11/15‐12/13/2010
Class Title: Mid‐Management Leadership Development Program
Target Audience: Public safety professionals
Sponsoring Agency: Executive Leadership Institute at Portland State University
When: 11/15‐12/13/2010
Hours: Mondays 0900‐1700
Where: TBD
Cost: $1,500
Instructors: Matthew Jones
Overview: Leadership Development for Public Organizations (PA 517 or PA410): This core leadership development
course is targeted to newly promoted mid‐level managers and will focus on leadership at the individual
level, leadership within the organization and leading a public organization. DPSST credit available.
Participants can also acquire up to 3 credit hours at graduate or undergraduate level.
Class is every Monday from 0900‐1700 hours
For more detailed information please visit www.pdx.edu/eli/public‐safety
Prerequisites:
Registration: Jennifer Schmid 503‐725‐8261 or schmidjl@pdx.edu
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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Leadership
11/19/2010
Class Title: Creating a High Performing Organization Presented by Performance Leadership I
Target Audience: Senior law enforcement executives, mid managers, supervisory staff, training staff, recruiting and human
resources staff, and others in leadership positions who want to learn more about how to create and
maintain a high performing culture in their law enforcement agency and how to assess their own agency
for more future success
Sponsoring Agency: Milwaukie Police Department
When: 11/19/2010
Hours:
Where: Milwaukie Police Department, 3200 SE Harrison St, Milwaukie, OR
Cost: $165 first registration; $135 each additional from the same agency
Instructors: Captain Randy Barnes
Overview: All organizations that perform well have some things in common. This course focuses on what those
things are, how to assess them in your organization and how to focus your leadership and your
employees on creating an even more successful and cohesive agency based on clearly defined outcomes.
Attend this outcome‐based seminar and you'll learn:
* The building blocks for a truly successful organization
* How to assess your organization's health and performance and identify areas to improve the
connection between daily activities and outcomes you want
* The power of organizational culture and the leader's role in creating it
* The role and power of a compelling mission‐and how it impacts performance
* The role and impact of "systems" within the organization
* Employee performance measurement criteria
* The keys to better employee retention
* How to manage the changing workforce and generational impacts on the agency
Prerequisites:
Registration: Contact April Lee, Performance Leadership Institute, Inc. at alee@pli.us.com or 541‐490‐5300.
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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Leadership
12/2‐12/3/2010
Class Title: Integrity in Leadership & Conflicted: The Violation of Internal Mandates
Target Audience:
Sponsoring Agency: Vancouver Police Department and The Gower Group, Inc.
When: 12/2‐12/3/2010
Hours: 0900‐1600
Where: varies ‐ see 'Overview'
Cost: $100 person per class or $150 person for both classes
Instructors: Stephen M. Gower
Overview: Overview: Day 1: Integrity in Leadership: What Do They See When They See You Coming The
Relationship between Integrity and Perception in Law Enforcement
Day 1 Location: Vancouver Police Department, West Precinct Community Room, 2800 NE Stapleton Rd,
Vancouver, WA 98661
The pursuit toward being one's best self, one's authentic self, cannot be made alone. If you want to look
like you sound, if you want cohesiveness between "the talk" and "the walk," then you must allow
yourself to be influenced by the perception that others have of you. If you are concerned about
integrity, then how others perceive you must become your business. It is inappropriate to allow "what
others think" to rule over you and/or to dominate your thinking. Any pursuit toward integrity that
ignores the perception of others is not a pursuit toward integrity. What Do They See When They See
You Coming? Pursuing The Relationship Between Integrity and Perception in Law Enforcement is a
presentation grounded upon the centerpiece of integrity.
Day 2: Conflicted: The Violation of Internal Mandates The Challenge of Ethics within Law Enforcement
During Tough Times
Day 2 Location: Northwest Regional Training Center, Rainier Room, 11606 NE 66th Circle, Suite 103,
Vancouver, WA 98662
If the violation of external mandates is grounded within law, then the violation of internal mandates is
grounded in ethics ‐ although the benchmark for ethics is often laid by external mandates. The ethical
choices you make within law enforcement profession determines more than how you feel when you go
to bed at night and how you feel when you wake up in the morning. The violation of internal mandates
yields consequences that affect all three of your customers; the traditional customer, the team member,
and yourself. There is within each of us what Robert Nozick calls "ethical pull". How we respond to this
pull at point of both attitude and behavior reflects our ethics.
Prerequisites:
Registration: Go to the Internet site www.cityofvancouver.us/VPDtraining, click on the class labeled "The Gower
Group, Inc." and download the registration form. To have a registration form sent to you via email or
fax, or for more information, contact Carie Wright (Carie.Wright@cityofvancouver.us) (360) 487‐7555.
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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Leadership
1/31 ‐ 2/3/2011
Class Title: 2011 Executive Leadership Training Seminar
Target Audience: All current and up‐and‐coming Supervisors, Mid Managers, and Executives in all areas of Public Safety
Sponsoring Agency: OACP & DPSST
When: 1/31 ‐ 2/3/2011
Hours: varies
Where: Seaside Convention Center, Seaside, OR
Cost: $160 ELTS registration/$79 additional for OEDI
Instructors: varies
Overview: This annual Executive Leadership Training Seminar will have thought provoking training presentations
which include:
Tuesday, February 1, 2011: Committee Meetings and Joint OACP/OSSA meetings throughout the day
For those not attending the OACP or OSSA meetings, we will have a session for Supervisors from 1300‐
1700 entitled: Managing the Employee After a Critical Incident
Wednesday, February 2, 2011: 0800‐1700: Steven Gower will present: The Wounded Leader:
Stumbling Toward Significance During Tough Times
Thursday, February 3, 2011: 0800‐1200: Steven Gower will continue with the presentation: Conflicted:
The Violation of Internal Mandates
The conference also includes other various meetings, meals, as well as a hosted reception on
Wednesday night.
** Pre‐conference OEDI Advanced training is being offered to current OEDI members only: On Monday,
January 31, 2011 0800‐1700 and Tuesday, February 1, 2011 from 0800‐1200: Join OEDI for a
Franklin/Covey Diversity Centered Leadership Training that will be some of the most intense leadership
training you may ever attend in your career. This is a day and a half training. Lunch on the first day will
be provided, as will all materials, and a banquet dinner on Monday night. An additional fee of $79.00 is
being charged for this session. (You must be an current OEDI member to attend this training. It is also
limited to the first 30 members who register.) There will be an Annual General Membership Board
Meeting during the OEDI banquet, that is open to all. If you are not attending the OEDI Advanced
Training, but would like to attend the Banquet and Meeting, there is a cost of $30.00.
For additional information, contact Capt. Suzy Isham, DPSST, 503‐378‐2327 or
suzanne.isham@state.or.us Or Karlyn Campbell, OACP, 1‐800‐784‐2867 or Karlyn@victorygrp.com
Prerequisites:
Registration: The registration form, a complete schedule, hotel information and additional information are available
online at: http://www.oregon.gov/DPSST/RT/ELTS2011.shtml . You may also download the registration
form from the OACP website: www.Policechief.org. Please send registration and payment to OACP.
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
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Leadership
1/31 ‐ 2/3/2011
Class Title: 2011 Executive Leadership Training Seminar
Lodging: Visit: http://www.oregon.gov/DPSST/RT/ELTS2011.shtml or www.Policechief.org
Leadership
3/13‐3/18/2011
Class Title: Oregon Executive Development Institute Annual Exec. Leadership Training
Target Audience: All current and future executives from public safety agencies, military personnel and members of private
organizations, including Higher Ed, with nexus to public safety.
Sponsoring Agency: Oregon Executive Development Institute (OEDI)
When: 3/13‐3/18/2011
Hours: 0800‐2000 daily
Where: Sunriver Lodge, Sunriver, Oregon
Cost: $1,350 single occupancy
Instructors: FBI National Academy, George Fox University, the Western Community Policing Institute and the Virginia
Overview: OEDI Session XXIII is a 6‐day leadership training event specifically designed for current and future
executives from Oregon's public safety agencies, military leaders and managers and executives from the
private sector and Higher Ed with a nexus to public safety. The format is in‐residence, rural setting with
training and networking events that extend into the evening to maximize the week‐long session. The
training emphasizes scenario‐based, hands‐on executive leadership through relationship building and
interpersonal skills development to enhance personal and organizational performance. The underlying
theme of the program is servant leadership, which is woven throughout the fabric of the curriculum.
Prerequisites: Fill out and submit an OEDI application and attachments (see application for details)
Registration: Visit the OEDI website at www.oedionline.org or
http://www.oregon.gov/DPSST/RT/docs/OEDI_Flier_Application_Form_2011.pdf
Attire: Business casual ‐ no jeans
ClassNeeds: All materials, supplies, etc. will be provided
Lodging: Sunriver Lodge. Note, if you are selected to attend the 2011 session, all lodging arrangements will be
made for you in advance.
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Gangs
1/24/2011
Class Title: Russian Gangs & Culture ‐ Customs, Practices, Sociology & Identifiers
Target Audience: Any law enforcement personnel; probation, corrections and campus officers; health and social services
personnel; local, state and federal investigators; USFS, ICE, BLM, DEA, CBP, FBI, DOE and TSA; children's
services/elder abuse investigators; school security, monitors and administrators; gaming, lottery and
liquor control; private security, investigators and polygraph operators; insurance, fraud investigators and
loss prevention; tourism police, homeland security and military; government investigators and
examiners; anyone making potential gang contacts.
Sponsoring Agency: Keizer Police Department & Code 4
When: 1/24/2011
Hours: 0800‐1630
Where: Keizer Police Department, 930 Chemawa Rd NE, Keizer OR
Cost: $99 (on‐line registration) or $109 (by phone)
Instructors: Al Valdez, PhD
Overview: Course content includes examination of the history of Russian street gangs in Europe and the US;
understanding the culture and how to deal with the members; understanding gang behaviors; role of
violence as a gang tool; safety issues when dealing with gang members; the types of Russian street gangs
in the U.S.; types of crimes Russian gangs are involved in; Armenian street gangs; Russian organized
criminal activity; understanding the Russian prison gang culture and tattoos; and significance and
alliances between Russian criminal groups and street gangs.
Instructor: Al Valdez, PhD, is a former police officer in the Los Angeles area, a Gang Unit Investigator for
the Orange County DA and currently serves as an adjunct professor with the University of California,
Irvine. Mr. Valdez has worked with organized crime units, career criminal units, the TARGET gang unit
and regional gang enforcement units in the Los Angeles area. He has served as a consultant to many
federal and state level, as well as military, organizations. Mr. Valdez has also served as a consultant to
10 states for their legislation on gangs and has published many books and papers.
Prerequisites:
Registration: Online registration at www.code4.org ($99) or register via phone at 800‐622‐9391 ($109)
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging:
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Traffic Crash Investigation/Reconstruction
11/8‐11/19/2010
Class Title: Traffic Crash Reconstruction ‐ IPTM
Target Audience: Law enforcement and private traffic crash investigators, claims adjusters, engineers, attorneys, safety
officers, military investigative personnel, animators and graphic designers.
Sponsoring Agency: Oregon State Police
When: 11/8‐11/19/2010
Hours:
Where: Oregon Public Safety Academy, 4190 Aumsville Hwy SE, Salem, OR 97317
Cost: $895
Instructors:
Overview: Third in a series of three courses. Traffic Crash Reconstruction builds upon IPTM's Advanced Traffic Crash
Investigation course by assisting you further in understanding vehicle dynamics. You will take part in a
more intense study of time/distance calculations, angular momentum and impact speed calculations
using momentum equations. This course includes extensive project work and controlled vehicle
experiments to give you first hand experience in crash reconstruction. Each student will be required to
diagram and analyze three different crash scenarios as well as complete vector sum analysis of each.
Note: Early application for this course is encouraged. Prior to the start of the course, study materials in
basic mathematics and algebra will be sent to you. Please review these materials before coming to class.
60 ACTAR ‐ CEUs
Prerequisites: Because of the highly technical subject matter, it is mandatory for you to have successfully completed
IPTM's Advanced Traffic Crash Investigation (80 hours) course or its equivalent.
Registration: Contact Institute of Police Technology and Management (IPTM) at www.iptm.org or (904) 620‐4786
Attire:
ClassNeeds:
Lodging: NON‐OSP LAW ENFORCEMENT ATTENDEES ONLY: Dorm room lodging is available at no charge. If you
are a non‐OSP law enforcement officer and would like to stay overnight at the academy, please e‐mail:
jennifer.otterlee@state.or.us for details no later than October 27, 2010. Meals are the student/student's
agency responsibility.
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