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Accident Scene Arrival
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In this 40 hour class, the student will practice what to do upon first arrival at an accident scene.
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Advanced Emergency Medical Technician - Advanced Technician
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An AEMT, or Advanced Emergency Medical Technician, is a level of pre-hospital emergency medical care provider who delivers basic and limited advanced emergency care and transportation for critical and emergent patients.
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Basic Criminal Justice - Correctional Officer Training
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This six-week Basic Correctional Officer Course is designed to prepare correctional officers for daily job tasks, as well as handling crisis situations pertaining to a correctional facility. Recruits have an opportunity for hands-on learning because the course is conducted at a county correction facility under the supervision of jail staff. Though a variety of teaching methods, recruits are given the best possible learning experience to prepare them for a career as a professional correctional officer.
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Basic Criminal Justice - Crime Analysis
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This class introduces students to the field of Crime Analysis including the five steps in the data analysis process: data collection, collation, analysis, dissemination and feedback/evaluation. You will be introduced to sources of criminal justice information. You will learn to collect general and specific crime data, create data tracking matrices, use data to determine the emergence of new crime problems, and prepare basic charts, graphs, and crime and intelligence analysis reports. You will also learn techniques to properly communicate findings to law enforcement agencies.
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Basic Criminal Justice - Criminal Investigator Training
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This training includes the coursework on how to properly process a crime scene, including establishing chains of custody for evidence, identifying potential materials for analysis, and taking crime scene photos. Throughout the program, trainees will develop a case, write and execute search and arrest warrants, write a criminal complaint, obtain an indictment, and testify in a courtroom hearing.
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Basic Criminal Justice - Electronic Crime Scene Investigation: A Guide for First Responders
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This class is intended to assist State and local law enforcement and other first responders who may be responsible for preserving an electronic crime scene and for recognizing, collecting, and safeguarding digital evidence. It is not all-inclusive but addresses situations encountered with electronic crime scenes and digital evidence. All crime scenes are unique and the judgment of the first responder, agency protocols, and prevailing technology should all be considered when implementing the information in this guide. First responders to electronic crime scenes should adjust their practices as circumstances—including level of experience, conditions, and
available equipment—warrant. The circumstances of individual crime scenes and Federal, State, and local laws may dictate actions or a particular order of actions other than those
described in this class.
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Basic Criminal Justice - Situational Awareness
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Basic Law Enforcement - Certified Canine Handler Course
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This 80-hour program of instruction prepares a student for an entry level position as a canine handler for a dog trained to work with detecting explosives or narcotics in law enforcement, government contract, or security work. Students will learn the proper techniques in canine safety and care; obedience training; detection dog training; search patterns; scent theory; safe handling of explosives & narcotics; and legal considerations.
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Basic Law Enforcement - Dark Web Investigations
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This course provides students with the skills necessary to investigate Internet-based crimes in a legally accepted manor, while utilizing open-source and proprietary tools.
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Basic Law Enforcement - Financial Investigation Training
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The Financial Investigation Training Program is designed for investigators, auditors, analysts and individuals serving as direct law enforcement support personnel which provides a foundation for fraud and financial investigations. This course will enable students to: (1) identify various techniques that may be used to investigate economic crimes; (2) identify evidentiary documents that may be used to prove the source and disposition of monies; (3) demonstrate how computer software may be used to organize, analyze, and present information; (4) identify various ways that an accounting system may be used to conceal the true nature of fraudulent transactions; (5) demonstrate how indirect methods may be used to identify illegal income; and (6) demonstrate how effectively present investigative findings.
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Basic Law Enforcement -Cyber Forensics
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This training provides participants with the tools and techniques to analyze digital evidence involving covert electronic surveillance, mobile device investigations, internet investigations, and seized computer evidence.
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Dispatcher - Emergency Communication Techniques
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This is an entry level class teaching the appropriate use of computer systems and dispatching equipment to effectively and efficiently coordinate activity with EMS, fire units, and other agencies.
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Dispatcher - Emergency Medical Dispatch - Basic
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The Emergency Medical Dispatch course will give trainees a basic foundation of expectations of the an EMD. The course will cover professionalism, ethics, basic emergency medical dispatch concepts and responses. This course is not comprehensive, and trainees must complete EMD - II as a follow up course within their first 30 days of employment.
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Emergency Management - Emergency Management Leadership Training
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This course is designed to improve the instructional skills and styles of Emergency Management leaders. The course focuses on best teaching and training practices, in addition to enhancing the understanding of instructional competencies. Emphasis is placed on the active, learner-centered style of delivery and student experience. The course includes problem-based training and concentrates on providing performance, technical, and higher-level skills instruction.
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Emergency Medical Technician - EMT
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This 200-hour course teaches students all the basic skills needed to be an effective EMT. Areas covered include: General EMT Topics, Medical, Patient Assessment, Trauma, Special Considerations, and EMS Operations. Training evaluations include both written tests and practical exercise evaluations.
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Emergency Medical Technician - Trauma-informed Approaches to EMS
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Introduction to a trauma-informed approach to treating patients when responding to emergencies.
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Emergency Vehicle Operations - Pursuit Driving
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Participants will learn the essential components for driver safety in high-speed pursuit situations.
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Fire Inspection - Fire Inspector I
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This Fire Inspector I course covers those subject areas and skills necessary to conduct basic routine fire inspections and code enforcement.
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Firefighter - Smokejumper Training
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The Smokejumper Training program is designed to train safe and effective smokejumpers. This six-week course is designed to prepare smokejumper candidates with the necessary mental fortitude, logic and reasoning skills, and physical capacity to succeed in highly dynamic and arduous work environments. Scheduling changes may occur due to weather and other limiting factors.
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Firefighter I - Firefighter I/II
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Firefighter training course includes classroom training and field work for new entries into the fire service. Topics include Firefighter Safety, Fire Behavior, Loss Control, Wildfire Firefighting. Successful completion of the course results in being awarded a Firefighter I/II Certification.
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Firefighter I - Vehicle Rescue Technician
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In this three-day course, students will learn about a variety of types of commercial/heavy vehicle(s) and their construction, additional hazards associated with these vehicles, and a variety of tactics that will assist in safe operations and successful incident mitigation.
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Firefighter II - Hazardous Materials Technician
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This course provides participants with HAZMAT-specific response knowledge and skills, enabling them to respond safely and effectively to a suspected incident at the hazardous materials technician level. Participants receive hands-on training in donning and doffing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Levels A and B, containing leaks and drum over-packing, containing leaks in pressurized containers, and performing technical and mass decontamination.
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In-Service - Firearms: Tactics and Handling
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This course will provide the information and skills necessary to effectively and efficiently utilize the service weapons and support equipment.
Course Objectives:
The student will be able to:
- Define Sight Alignment and Sight Picture
- Demonstrate the proper method to draw and fire a handgun.
- Demonstrate a proper on-hand and two-hand grip with a handgun
- Demonstrate the proper method to mount a rifle and shotgun.
- Demonstrate the proper method to deal with a malfunction.
- Demonstrate one-hand (Injured Officer) manipulation and firing of each duty weapon.
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Investigations - Advanced Interrogation Training
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This comprehensive training is designed to equip today's law enforcement officer in eliciting information from victims, witnesses, and suspects, using researched-based skills for interview and interrogation.
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Investigations - Building an Investigation using Social Media
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This course provides the skills necessary to detect, respond to, and investigate cyber crimes facilitated by online communication.
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Investigations - Cyber Surveillance Training
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This course provides advanced cybercrime training on electronic surveillance and tracking with use of GPS, IP Camera, and Wi-Fi technologies.
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Leadership - Mastering Negotiations
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At the conclusion of this training, students will learn how to execute proven tactics, refine their personal negotiating style, and improve their ability to bargain successfully and ethically in any situation. Along the way, students will gain a new appreciation for how negotiating skills can help in overcoming a wide range of challenges—at work and beyond.
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Search/Rescue - Certified Ice Rescue Training
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This Certified Ice Rescue Technician course is an intensive, fast-paced, educational program that is designed as a foundation for all public safety and rescue professionals, including Law Enforcement, Fire, Rescue, and EMS Personnel. The focus of this two-day training program is on surface rescue for cold water and ice incidents with an emphasis on personal survival and safety of the rescuer. It is designed to provide the public safety and rescue professional with the knowledge and skills necessary for safe rescue and recovery operations in, on, and around ice and cold water.
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Search/Rescue - Confined Space Rescue Technician
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Search/Rescue - Rope Rescue Technician I/II
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The Rope Rescue Technician I / II class training covers rescue principles and techniques that blend with the skill sets used by those working in technical rope rescue, fire rescue, tower rescue, confined space rescue, search and rescue (SAR), mountain rescue, urban search and rescue (USAR), helicopter operations, swiftwater rescue, tactical maneuvers & rescue, industrial rope access, theatrical rope access, building & structure inspection or maintenance, rope rigging and general work-at-height.
Successful participants will earn the Rope Rescue Technician I/II certification.
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Search/Rescue - Technical Rescue Team (TRT)
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This course provides equipment, apparatus, and logistical support to successfully complete technical challenges in areas key to Search/Rescue personnel: rope rescue, confined space rescue, structural collapse, trench rescue, swiftwater rescue, and wildnerness search/rescue.
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Special Operations - SWAT Training
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This SWAT Operations course is a police special operation training designed for the individual with tactical skills and experience from military and law enforcement fields. Participants will acquire the counter-terrorism capabilities, skills, and knowledge required to operate in urban terrain and respond to urban high-risk situations.
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Trainer Development - Instructor Training
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Trainer Development - Train the Trainer the Academy Way
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This is a Train the Trainer class designed for experienced instructors who wish to be eligible to teach academy classes. Instruction includes trainer-to-student interaction guidelines as well as testing procedures on the obstacle course, firearms range and computer lab. Students must pass and be able to facilitate all tests in order to pass this class.
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