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Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center
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This training will provide public safety leaders with strategies to help them get the results from employees that they want (and that the public demands). This training equips leaders with the tools they need to improve employee morale, accountability and performance in the occasionally difficult and always demanding public sector work environment.
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This lecture will focus on organizational risk management. Mr. Graham will offer an examination into any organization to show what can be done today to avoid/minimize incidents from going wrong.
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The United States Attorney's Office, District of Kansas, invites you to attend the 2018 Human Trafficking Conference. Co-Sponsoring this year's event is the Kansas Attorney General's Office, the Riley County Attorney's Office, the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center, and the Wichita State University Midwest Criminal Justice Institute. To register, click on the date below!! |
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This course is designed to provide Kansas law enforcement officers the opportunity to discuss important topics associated with supervising and managing law enforcement agencies.
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Courses & Events
This 8-hour course is designed to teach officers how to write quality reports. This course is designed for the report writers that desire to hone their skills and gain a better understanding of clarity and organization in report writing.
This is an advanced training for officers who have completed Standardized Field Sobriety Testing training to give them additional skills to recognize signs and symptoms of impairment from drugs other than alcohol.
During this training we will discuss the opioid crisis in Kansas and the different classes of opioids. We will also focus about how to recognize opioid abuse and overdose signs/symptoms. We will discuss how to conduct an on-scene investigation of opioid related incidents or death from an overdose. In addition, we will review safety procedures when handling opioids. Finally, the keys to a successful investigation and what Federal and State statutes that can be used for charging these types of cases will be discussed
This course will utilize the Fair and Impartial Policing (FIP) Perspective developed by Dr. Lori Fridell, University of South Florida, to suggest a new way of thinking about the issue of biased policing.
During this training course, attendees will learn about adolescent development; risk and needs assessments; mental health; diversity; youth crisis intervention; substance abuse; trauma-informed responses; and other evidence-based practices in school policing to mitigate student juvenile justice exposure.
Blue Courage is a transformational two-day leadership development workshop designed for all levels of a law enforcement organization.
This course is the first Kansas-developed basic School Resource Officer training. The Office of the Kansas Attorney General will reimburse each participants' agency the $300 registration fee, upon successful completion of the course.
Sexual assault is one of the most complex crimes in our society and the activism and outrage about sexual assault has never been higher. The complexities of these crimes requires us to think broadly and comprehensively including examining the myths and biases and the new "trauma informed" training, including neurobiology of trauma, for all multidisciplinary partners responsible for the response to sexual assault cases.
This class discusses the seizure and forfeiture to law enforcement agencies property such as currency, cars, houses, and businesses that have been used or gained through violations of state and federal law.
The Firearms Instructor School is intended to increase the teaching skills of the firearms instructor.
This course is designed to educate individuals who wish to become child passenger safety technicians. Please register at: National Child Passenger Safety Certification
For Meals and Lodging at KLETC, please contact Jenny Caywood at 620.694.1449 or jcaywood@kletc.org for reservations.
This seminar will train officers who conduct training for law enforcement officers, as well as supervisors who oversee the officers and the recruits they are training.
The training will provide comprehensive, up-to-date information to address basic, as well as new and emerging issues, and moves beyond information-based training towards building skills.
Because courthouses are vulnerable to acts of random violence, they must have proper court security procedures, not only protect the safety of the people and property within and around the courts, but also the integrity of the judicial process. While there is no one solution to issues concerning court security, many current security training programs center on reactive verses proactive solutions.
This course is designed to provide Kansas law enforcement officers information on investigating various types of elder abuse. The class is presented by members of the Kansas Attorney General's office.
This course is designed to provide Kansas law enforcement officers the opportunity to discuss important topics associated with leadership and organizational development.
To provide participants with a basic understanding for the legal and ethical requirements in order to properly operate a professional evidence / property management system.
This class will give an overview of civil process in the State of Kansas.
This course is designed for Law Enforcement, Military approved facilities and Professional Instructors. This course was designed to assist Law Enforcement, and Military personnel with the ability to conduct Use of Force Training utilizing non-lethal training ammunition. This training will prepare instructors to provide safe and realistic training by understanding the correct application of non-lethal cartridge, protective clothing, and helmets. Proper use and installation of available non-lethal conversion kits is also covered.
The first part of this course will explore trending topics in interpersonal violence.This second part of this course will explore explicit and implicit biases and the impact that each of these may have on the investigations of crimes and related criminal justice system responses.
The Instructor Development School is designed to enhance the teaching skills of law enforcement instructors.
In law enforcement agencies across the country, there is a natural tendency not to address the signs of police misconduct and personal distress until they reach a critical point.
A promotion to a supervisory position is an invitation to enter the world of personnel management. This course will provide attendees with the knowledge necessary to recognize the most common and costly personnel liability issues confronting supervisors in public safety.
Excited delirium is a vital concept for agencies to fully comprehend.
The training will provide comprehensive, up-to-date information to address basic, as well as new and emerging issues, and moves beyond information-based training towards building skills.
The LELA Command School is a 300-hour, competency-based professional development program which blends classroom instruction with additional online coursework to deliver the concepts, tools, and practical resources needed for effective management.Please register at: LELA-Command
This 40-hour program is geared toward frontline and newly promoted supervisors. Please register at: LELA-Supervisor
This 2-day offering is suggested for law enforcement professionals who are considering a promotional opportunity, have been recently promoted, or are new to the Public Management Center's Law Enforcement Leadership Academy. Please register at: Intro to LELA
KLETC procedure for providing retired or separated law enforcement officers the opportunity for annual firearms qualification.
This 2-hour block of instruction will focus on Occupant Protection and Impaired Driving.
This class will inform participants on several EMS landing zone procedures.
