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Fire Safety Officer Basic Training Program
November 10, 2008
MPCTC - Public Safety Education & Training Center, Sykesville, MD

Fire Safety Officer Basic Training Program presented by Deputy Timothy Warner, State Fire Marshall.
Newly assigned institutional Fire Safety Officer's (Person previously trained by the Fire Marshall in this curriculum, need not attend)
Space is limited to 40 people per class, first come first serve.
$20.00 Per Person

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Missing Person Report Form T4T
Wednesday August 27, 2008, 9:00am-3:00pm
Wednesday September 3, 2008, 9:00am-3:00pm
Public Safety Education and Training Center, Sykesville, MD

This training will educate the participants on Maryland’s new Missing Person Report form and teach them how to successfully complete the form. This training is geared towards all law enforcement agencies.

Free

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Gang Investigations (This replaces Basic and Advanced Gangs)
October 6 – 10, 2008
Sykesville, MD

The staff of the Police and Correctional Training Commissions are partnering with the Maryland Attorney General’s Office and the Mid-Atlantic Regional Gang Investigator’s Network (MARGIN) to offer a five-day gang course. This course will include speakers from Maryland and the surrounding Mid-Atlantic area to provide education and a networking opportunity for law enforcement and other public safety professionals interested in topics such as basic identification, recognition, prosecution and supervision of gang members and activities.

$50.00 for the entire 5-day program

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Career Track Certificate Program (CTCP)

Announcing an exciting new program designed to place you at the forefront of Public Safety Leadership in Maryland.
The Executive Development Institute’s (EDI) CAREER TRACK CERTIFICATE PROGRAM (CTCP) is a professional development program specifically for public safety professionals administered by the Maryland Police and Correctional Training Commissions (PCTC). It is designed for those who desire to upgrade their leadership skills in their occupational specialty and to enhance their overall performance.

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Maryland Police and Correctional Training Commissions
Eighth Annual Instructor’s Conference

Thursday, October 16, 2008
Public Safety Education and Training Center, Sykesville, MD

This year’s conference will focus on training trends, offering courses pertaining to e-Learning, interagency cooperation, police-led intelligence, developing PowerPoint presentations, legal issues, the mental health of instructors, scenario-based training, physical conditioning, generations in the classroom, counterterrorism, identity theft, assessing trainees for fitness for duty, incorporating new equipment, and two courses with a firearms focus.

$50.00 (Includes lunch and refreshments)

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Basic Crisis Negotiations School
Harford County Sheriff's Office Training Academy
401 Thomas Run Road (Edgewood Hall)
Bel Air, MD 21014
On the campus of Harford Community College
(410) 638-3860
Other locations to be announced.
Topics Covered to Include:
History of Negotiations, Negotiation Principles, "Hearing Voices", Roles of the Negotiator, Team Concepts, Traits of a Good Negotiator, Incident Command, Tactical Perspectives, Face-to-Face Negotiations, Mental Illness, Crisis States and Suicide, Third Party Intermediaries (TPI), Electronic and Telecom Communications, Techniques, Equipment and Methods, Media Relations, Case Studies, Practical Problem Solving/Role Playing

Continental Breakfast and Full Lunch Provided Daily

For questions or information please contact:
DFC Janna Wood (410) 638-3860 or woodj@harfordsheriff.org

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Registration deadline is August 15, 2008
Restricted to certified law enforcement and corrections personnel only. Agency ID required upon attendance.
Course fee is $150.00.


Identity Theft
September 18th, September 25th, October 23rd, October 30th

This training is a joint partnership with the Federal Trade Commission, Office of the United States Attorney, Maryland Crime Victim’s Resource Center, Harford County Sheriff’s Office, and the Motor Vehicle Administration. The presenters will be discussing the role law enforcement officers play in responding to identity theft as well as presenting resources to assist officer’s who are investigating identity theft crimes.

Free

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Finding Words – Forensic Interviews of Child Sexual Abuse Cases
September 15 – 19, 2008
Maryland Judicial Center, 480 Taylor Avenue, Annapolis, MD 21401
Registration is limited to 40 participants

The Finding Words program is an innovative and intensive five-day course specifically designed for law enforcement officers, prosecutors and child abuse professionals to conduct skillful and legally-sufficient forensic interviews of child sexual abuse victims. Utilizing experts in topic areas such as Effective Interviewing, How Children Experience Sexual Abuse and the Process of Disclosure, Using Age Appropriate Guidelines to Question Children and Process of Inquiry, Team Communication, Child Development, CornerHouse Forensic Interview Process (RATAC™), Potential Blocks and Problems in the Interview Process, Diversity Issues and the Interview Process, From Investigation to Conviction: How to Make Your Case Better, Preparing the Child Witness for Court, Hearsay and the Child Victim: Getting Out of Court Statements Into Court, Testifying in Court and Mock Trial, and Suggestibility participants will have a greater understanding of their role within their individual professions and in conjunction with other professions.

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Cyber Investigation/Cybercop Training

TBD, January-March 2009
Public Safety Education and Training Center, Sykesville, MD

These courses, taught over a four week period, are presented by the National White Collar Crime Center and are designed to build upon each other. Week 1: Cyber Investigation 100 (3 days)- This course is designed to instruct participants in the basics of recognizing potential sources of electronic evidence, how to respond to an electronic crime scene and preserving evidence. Week 2: Cyber Investigation 101 (2 days)- This course is intended for those conducting ‘knock and talk’ interviews, spot checks and home visits. Week 3: Cybercop 101 (4 days)- Through a series of classroom presentations and hands-on reinforcement, participants will learn the basics of how computers work and store data. Week 4: Cybercop 201 (4 days)- Students will examine a suspect’s hard drive as well as alternative media with a focus on the in-depth computer analysis for evidence.

Free

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Basic Crime Scene Reconstruction
August 25 – 29, 2008
Location: Special Security Services, LLC
528 Pete’s Sake Pointe, Baker, West Virginia
Fee: $595.00/person with a 15% discount for three or more persons from one agency
A comprehensive, five-day seminar designed for crime scene investigators, detectives, crime laboratory analysts and others in the field for forensic science that already have basic training skills in crime scene examination. It will provide training to help the investigator in documentation of physical evidence at the crime scene.

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Leadership in Police Organizations

The Montgomery County Police is pleased to announce it is hosting the Leadership in Police Organizations (LPO) course presented by the IACP. The LPO course was developed in 2000 by the IACP as the leadership development model for police agencies.

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Faculty Development Workshop for Leadership in Police Organization Course
2 Weeks in Fall/Winter 2008 (dates will likely be in late November/December)

The Faculty Development Workshop is a two week course where the instructors’ material will be presented to participants. Students will receive instruction on the presentation of this material and practice its delivery. Materials to be given to students include the videos, lesson plans, and other reading that is used to deliver the 3 week LPO course.

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Youth Crime Prevention Specialist
Assistant Registrar (Administrative Officer II), Special Appointment
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