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Public Safety Bicycle Instructor Training Course – May 6-10, 2024
Host Agency: Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office Host Location: Madisonville Police Department Training Center; 755 Industrial Drive | Madisonville, KY 42431 Dates: May 6-10, 2024 (8:00 am – 5:00 pm) Fee: $995 includes all materials, memory stick with all instructor presentations, forms, and materials, Louka Tactical water bottle, LouKa shirt, tire patch kits. ***Police, Fire, EMS, Military and security officers are welcome! Registration link: https://loukatactical.com/2024-public-safety-bicycle-instructor-training-course2024/ Deadline to register: 4/8/2024 Contact: Kathy Vonk for registration packet and […]
Read MoreJulie Parker Communications Training Options for Public Safety
Public Information Officer Fundamentals for Public Safety: Designed for public information officers and leaders who oversee public messaging but are looking to build a guiding strategy, this training blends social strategy, media relations, crisis communications, and positive PR. The course is built around our “run it like a newsroom” approach and culminates in a practical exercise on day two with mock news conferences. Crisis Communications: This course is designed to prepare public safety leaders and […]
Read MoreTrauma-Informed Interviewing For Sexual Assault Investigations
Presented by Kentucky Office of the Attorney General and the University of Louisville – Free Training open to Law Enforcement Professionals – 24 KLEC Credits Law enforcement officers will learn victim-centered best practices when interviewing survivors of sexual assault and will have the opportunity to actively apply those skills in simulated victim interviews. The techniques taught throughout this training are applicable to active and cold case sexual assault investigations. See the below flyers for more […]
Read MoreCold Case Sexual Assault Investigations: Reopening Cases and Notifying Victims
Presented by Kentucky Office of the Attorney General and the University of Louisville – Free Training open to Law Enforcement Professionals – 40 KLEC Credits Law enforcement officers will learn investigative factors to consider when reopening “cold” sexual assault investigations. The course will cover investigative background work, including investigative planning and skills. This interactive course will allow officers to review and plan for their own cold case investigation and practice trauma-informed notifications and interview skills […]
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