Available Courses - Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center

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Kansas Law Enforcement
Training Center
Training Course Catalog:
April 2016 - June 2016
Specialized Training Events
and Online Learning Opportunities
ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOW AVAILABLE
http://www.kletc.org/cereg.php
Available Courses
Please be advised, the courses listed are briefly described. Full descriptions
are located at WWW.KLETC.ORG. As always, if you have any Specialized
Training needs or questions, contact Ron Gould, Assistant Director, KLETC,
620.694.1532 or email [email protected]; or Heather Buller, Education
Program Coordinator, KLETC, 620-694-1537 or email [email protected].
BASIC AR15/M16/M4 Armorer—April 12-13, 2016
Presented by: Greg Sullivan, Defensive Edge Training & Consulting
This course covers all M16/AR15 type carbine weapons systems made and their variants. Armorers
will be certified in the proper maintenance, care, and repair of these weapons systems, including semiauto and select-fire trigger systems. This program follows the Manufacturer’s guidelines and is taught
by FBI and NRA Certified Instructors. Topics covered: history of the weapon; cycles of function;
general disassembly/assembly; ID of common problems and parts & nomenclature; ID of group
components; complete armoring disassembly/assembly barrel replacement; cleaning and maintenance;
sight and distance considerations; ballistic issues/headspacing/inspections; trigger jobs; trouble
shooting and repair; M16 conversions to AR15; etc.
Project #: LE160301
Times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: KLETC Learning Center, Classroom C
Fees: $395/person, payable to the instructor. Meals and Lodging—$60/Double Occupancy or
$90/Single Occupancy.
DO NOT REGISTER WITH KLETC—Complete the Defensive Edge Law Enforcement training
application at www.slr15.com and fax to the SLR15 Office at (763) 712-1434; phone: (763) 7120123; email: [email protected]
REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.thedefensiveedge.com/v/vspfiles/assets/images/
lawenforcementtrainingapplication.pdf
ADVANCED AR15/M16/M4 Armorer—April 14-15, 2016
Presented by: Greg Sullivan, Defensive Edge Training & Consulting
This course covers all M16/AR15 type carbine weapons systems made and their variants. Armorers
will be certified in the proper maintenance, care, and repair of these weapons systems, including semiauto and select-fire trigger systems. This program follows the Manufacturer’s guidelines and is taught
by FBI and NRA Certified Instructors. Topics covered: ID of non-common problems and parts;
chamber reaming & polishing; accessories & upgrades; barrel replacement & modifications; internal
barrel/chamber inspections; feed ramps & crown repair; detailed maintenance; ballistic analysis &
issues; headspacing & timing/dwell timing issues; trigger jobs & aftermarket triggers; detailed trouble
shooting & repair; M16 & burst conversion & 4-pos triggers; free float barrels; custom tools; etc.
Project #: LE160302
Location: KLETC Learning Center, Classroom C
Fees: $395/person, payable to the instructor. Meals and Lodging—$60/Double Occupancy or
$90/Single Occupancy. Prerequisite: Must have taken Basic Course within 18 previous 18 mos.
$100 discount—Attend both the BASIC and ADVANCED courses for $690 (3-31 through 4/3)
DO NOT REGISTER WITH KLETC—Complete the Defensive Edge Law Enforcement training
application at www.slr15.com and fax to the SLR15 Office at (763) 712-1434; phone: (763) 7120123; email: [email protected].
REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.thedefensiveedge.com/v/vspfiles/assets/images/
lawenforcementtrainingapplication.pdf
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Available Courses
Use of Force Legal Review—April 15, 2016
Presented by: KLETC Staff Instructor Kimberly Rodebaugh
Officers are often forced to make split second decisions in circumstances that are tense and
uncertain. Understanding the law regarding use of force decisions is vital. Learning how to articulate
why a force decision was made is equally important for officers to be confident in their ability to make
sound decisions in circumstances that may be life threatening. This four hour block will focus on the
most recent Kansas and Supreme Court decisions and Kansas statute regarding use of force. Focus
will be made on teaching officers to be comfortable with the law and how to articulate why decisions
were made within the context of the law.
Project #: LE160315
Location: Abilene Community Center, 1020 NW 8th St., Abilene, KS 67410
Fees: Tuition FREE!!! Participants are responsible for their own travel, meals and lodging.
REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?
pn=LE160315
Asset Forfeiture—April 22, 2016
Presented by: Colin Wood, SAUSA, USAO, District of Kansas
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 topics of public
policy, law enforcement authority and forfeiture investigative techniques are
examined. An overview of the Kansas Drug Tax Act is reviewed allowing participants to better
understand the differences between the KDTA and forfeiture law. The course will also cover
information for administrators on the retention and use of forfeiture funds.
Project #: LE160317
Location: Sedgwick County Fire Department, Station 32, 7750 N. Wild West Dr., Park City, KS
pn=LE160317
Helicopter Landing Zone Training—May 5, 2016
Presented by: LifeTeam
Public safety personnel interact with rotary winged aircraft for a number of different agencies and
organizations, including law enforcement, firefighting, VIP transport and news media
helicopters. This two-hour class will inform students on the following EMS landing zone
procedures:
1. HOW TO ACTIVATE;
A. Who can activate
B. Policies
2. PROVIDING ESSENTIAL INFORMATION;
A. Location: Cross streets, LAT/
LONG coordinates, prominent features. B. Communication: Call back number, Radio
Frequency (Statewide, etc.) and Call sign of LZ (Landing Zone) Command.
3. WEATHER; A. Low Ceilings, Poor Visibility, Icing, High Wind
4. PATIENT STATUS; A. Number, Condition, Age, Mechanism, Hazards
5. LANDING ZONE; A. Preferred Landing Zone sizes; B. Setup; C. Hazards; D. Special
considerations, such as Night Landing Zones
Project #: LE160345
Times: 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Location: KLETC Main Campus, Classroom #1
Fees: Tuition FREE!!!
pn=LE160345
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Available Courses
Responding to Noncitizen Victims of Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence:
Keeping Immigrant Communities Safe—May 6, 2016
Presented by: Carly McPeak, Immigration Project Attorney—Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic
Violence
This 4-hour training will provide practical considerations for responding to noncitizen victims’ of
sexual assault and domestic violence. Additionally, this training will provide the facts surrounding law
enforcement certifications for U visas, a valuable tool for aiding law enforcement in their
investigations when the victim is a noncitizen. This training will detail what these certifications mean
and what they don’t mean; what they can do for your agency; and what they can do for immigrants
who cooperate with a law enforcement investigation. Those who attend this training will receive a
recently published instruction manual developed especially for law enforcement, providing detailed
instructions for understanding and applying the certification process within your agency.
Project #: LE160338
Location: Wichita State University Metropolitan Complex, 5015 E. 29th St. North, Rm. #138
pn=LE160338
Annual KACP Spring Conference and Tradeshow—May 9-12, 2016
Presented by: Various
This year’s conference will highlight and provide lessons learned from various active
shooter events from across the country and how to manage high-profile events when they
occur. Areas of focus include: Virginia Tech Shooting Case Study, Boston Bomber Case
Study; Aurora, CO Theater Shooting Case Study and a special presentation by FBI LEEDS
on Communications After a Tragedy.
Monday, May 9th
1000-1200: KACP Board Meeting
1200-1300: LUNCH (On Your Own)
1300-1500: KACP Training Committee Meeting
1500-1600: KACP Conference Committee Meeting
1600-1700: KACP General Membership Meeting
1800: KACP “Chiefs Night Out” at Prime on the Nine, located at the Mariah Hills Golf Course
Tuesday, May 10th
0800-1200: Virginia Tech Shooting Case Study: Presented by Chief Kevin Foust, Virginia Tech Police Dept.
1200-1700: Arena and Vendor Booths Open
1800: The Great Gun Giveaway
Wednesday, May 11th
0800-1200: Boston Bomber Case Study: Presented by FBI SA John Walker
1200-1300: Lunch Provided by KDOT
1300-1600: Aurora, CO Theater Shooting Case Study: Presented by Lt. Sam McGhee, Aurora Police Dept.
1800-1900: Pre-Awards Banquet – Open Bar
1900: KACP Awards Banquet
Thursday, May 12th
0800-1200: Communications After a Tragedy: Presented by Judy Pal, FBI LEEDA
1200: Dismissal
Project #: LE160331
Times: Various Times—SEE AGENDA ABOVE
Location: United Wireless Arena and Conference Center, 4100 W. Comanche St., Dodge City, KS
Fees: $150/person, payable to KACP through PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?
cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=CQ2TG5PBPYVGL
$30 for Awards Banquet: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_sxclick&hosted_button_id=24RGWJ75VMFYY
To Register for the Conference, please us the following link: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/
register/n/event_details.php?pn=LE160331
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Available Courses
Law Enforcement & First Response Tactical Casualty Care Course—May 13, 2016
Presented by: Jim Lebaron, Hutchinson Community College
Law Enforcement and First Response Tactical Casualty Care is a 6 hour course designed to teach
public safety first responders including police, other law enforcement officers, firefighters and other
first responders the basic medical care interventions that will help save an injured responder's life
until EMS practitioners can safely enter a tactical scene. Course participants will learn life-saving
medical actions such as bleeding control with a tourniquet, bleeding control with gauze packs or
topical hemostatic agents, and opening an airway to allow a casualty to breathe. In addition, care
under fire techniques with drag and carry, and tourniquet application practical exercises will be
included. EMS CEU's are available at no cost. Participants must sign the course roster upon arrival and complete
an evaluation to be eligible for the CEU's. Dress should be casual.
Project #: LE160319
Location: KLETC Learning Center, Classroom B and C
Fees: $50/Person. Meals and Lodging: $80/Double Occupancy or $95/Single Occupancy; rates
include tuition.
ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?
pn=LE160319
Non-Emergency Vehicle Operation (NEVO)—May 23, 2016
Presented by: KLETC Staff Instructors
NEVO training may be considered for those drivers who have developed less than
favorable driving habits or techniques. It will reintroduce them to the basic skills any
operator of an emergency vehicle needs but will not involve emergency response or pursuit
applications. NEVO training will cover many different driving techniques and applications
of understanding how to be safe and in control of their vehicle in normal non-emergency
operating conditions. Drivers will be reacquainted with proper driving position, shuffle
steering, vehicle dynamics, backing techniques, vehicle positioning, front end swing issues
when backing, apexing turns, line of travel, proper visualization while driving, clearing
intersections, necessity of smooth application of steering, braking and accelerator inputs,
skid control and recovery, off road recovery techniques, threshold braking, conducting
evasive maneuvers, importance of maintaining rolling friction and other real world driving
applications. Special Information: Participants are to bring the vehicle they typically use
at their agency; patrol car, SUV (Tahoe, Expedition, or regular sized 1/2 ton pickups) are
acceptable. Vans, Suburban’s or other large vehicles are NOT acceptable for this
course. Dress should be causal and appropriate to the weather. *NOTE: The 8 hour time
for the class is dependent on enrollment; fewer students may result in less training
time. Successful completion of this course may result in a reduction in your auto
insurance premiums--contact your insurance carrier/agent for details.
Project #: LE160329
Location: KLETC Driver Training Facility
Fees: $50/Person. Meals and Lodging: $80/Double Occupancy or $95/Single Occupancy; rates
include tuition.
pn=LE160329
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Available Courses
Advanced Criminal Interdiction:—May 23-27, 2016
Presented by: Kansas Highway Patrol
In partnership with KLETC, the Kansas Highway patrol is extending their Advanced Criminal
Interdiction program to Law Enforcement across the State. This program is for the LEO actively
involved in criminal interdiction. This will update the attendee of new and innovative techniques in
the apprehension of DRUG TRAFFICKERS. Topics include: Criminal Interdiction History/Bias
Based Policing and Racial Profiling; Basic Indicators; Stop Tactics/Survival; Search & Seizure/
Forfeiture Guidelines; C.I. Stops/Video; Compartments; Commercial Vehicle Interdiction; Post Stop
Interviews; Report Writing; Courtroom Testimony; Fraudulent Documents; Controlled Deliveries;
Investigative Report; FBI TSC Encounters; K-9 Usage; Bomb Recognition
Project #: LE160351
Times: 10:00 AM on 5/23 to 12:00 PM on 5/27; 0800-1700 other days
Location: KHP Training Academy, 2025 E. Iron Avenue, Salina, KS 67401
Fees: $50/Person, includes lunch each day. Meals and Lodging: $200/Single Occupancy; rates
include tuition. Availability on a first come, first serve basis.
REGISTRATION IS THROUGH KHP ONLY: PLEASE CONTACT VICKI DUMAS, 785.822.1700 OR BY
EMAIL AT [email protected]. :
Official Training Announcement Flyer:
https://gallery.mailchimp.com/a0154b0ebbd90cf0e02be2433/files/
Advanced_Criminal_Interdiction_May_2016_KHPTA_FINAL.01.pdf
Listening Session: Emerging Public Safety Issues Facing Tribal Criminal Justice—
May 24, 2016
Presented by: Western Community Policing Institute, University of Oregon
What is this listening session about? WCPI is hosting listening sessions to gain broad input and
expertise from stakeholders. This listening session is designed to be a proactive, comprehensive,
experience that fosters information sharing and collection among tribal, state, federal, and local
governments. Participants will be asked to provide their insights into existing or emerging public safety
issues facing tribal criminal justice. The listening session will be used to increase coordination,
communication, and future training initiatives among federal, state, tribal and local governmental
agencies. The listening session will integrate and respect rich tribal community values while initiating
collaborative partnership efforts. Who should attend? The target audiences for this listening session
are Tribal and other non-Tribal partners who have an interest in or direct involvement in tribal
government, law enforcement, corrections or the administration of justice programs. Participants
represent a broad spectrum of tribal, government, public, and private organizations including
representatives from any of the following disciplines: -- Law enforcement -- Courts and Legal Systems
-- Community Corrections -- Tribal & Non-Tribal Youth Services-- State Corrections -- Tribal & Non
-Tribal Government -- Educational Institutions -- Indian Health Services -- Or anyone with a vested
interest in any of these areas ** Participants should be prepared to share their experiences,
knowledge, and understanding of existing or emerging challenges facing public safety.
Project #: LE160334
Location: Horton Community Center Blue Building, 716 1st Avenue West, Horton, KS
REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.tribaltraining.com/registration /
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Available Courses
Strategic Community Policing & Problem Solving—May 25-26, 2016
Presented by: Western Community Policing Institute, University of Oregon
What is this training about? This two day course titled ―Strategic Community Policing & Problem
Solving” is designed to challenge participants as they apply strategic approaches to community
policing and problem solving. Participants will interact within the course materials while exploring and
examining strategies in developing their own community policing projects.
This two-day interactive training course consists of two separate but connected training deliveries that
will provide participants with the information and structure needed to develop or strengthen
collaborative partnerships between the community and police. Training will incorporate the unique
considerations facing communities in addressing crime, violence, and safety issues that require specific
skills and capabilities in collaboration, including problem identification, information sharing, sharing
resources, spreading costs, and helping communities explore community policing collaboration
initiatives. Who should attend? The target audiences for this program are participants representing a
broad spectrum of Federal, State, and local law enforcement jurisdictions, including the following
-Based Organizations. Any other participants who have direct oversight or
involvement in law enforcement operations will also be included. Special attention will be placed on
training those participants with limited access, including time and financial constraints to community
policing training.
Project #: LE160335
Times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Daily
Location: Horton Community Center Blue Building, 716 1st Avenue West, Horton, KS
REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.tribaltraining.com/registration/
Online Data Entry—June 2, 2016
Presented by: Matt Deffner, KS-CPOST
This course will prepare training officers, department support personnel or other department
employees to enter training data online, instead of submitting the information on paper. The
participant will interact with the web-based computer program to submit the data to KS-CPOST. A
general working knowledge of the internet and computers will be required for this course.
Project #: LE160308
Location: KLETC Brazeal Hall, Computer Lab
pn=LE160308
Law Enforcement Vehicle Skid Awareness—June 2, 2016
Attendees will encounter low speed skids while maneuvering through several designated courses on
KLETC’s skid pad and learn the dynamics and control of their specific patrol vehicle. Becoming
aware of the specific vehicles capability on a simulated wet and/or icy surface in a training
environment will help raise the operator’s awareness when the same or similar events are encountered
in the field. Equipment: Officers are required to bring the department vehicle similar to the one
driven on patrol. This vehicle will be used during the practical session of the course on KLETC’s
skid pad.
Project #: LE160336
Location: KLETC Robert Senecal Driver Training Facility
Fees: $30/Person—Meals & Lodging: $60/Double Occupancy or $75/Single Occupancy
pn=LE160336
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Available Courses
Emergency Vehicle Operation: Guest Instructor Orientation Program—June 6-7, 2016
Presented by: KLETC Instructional Staff
Properly operating an emergency vehicle is critical for officer and public safety. The KLETC
Emergency Vehicle Operation Guest Instructor Orientation Program will equip participants with the
skills, techniques, and operational principals to assist KLETC Staff Instructors during the EVO Basic
Training Cycle. Participants will be exposed to a variety of driving exercises and will be required to
demonstrate learned exercises, with verbal instruction to KLETC Staff Instructors for proficiency.
Special Information: Commitment to participate in Basic Academy Instruction will require a
minimum of once per year unless scheduling permits for additional Guest Instructor Training
Opportunities for the participant and their agency. Participants must have one or more years of Law
Enforcement Driving experience. Must have successfully completed a basic EVO Driving Course.
Vehicles will be provided by KLETC. Lodging and/or meals will be provided by KLETC at no
charge to the participant or the participant’s agency. There is a maximum of 8 participants for this
program. This program is NOT an EVO Instructor Certification Course.
Project #: LE160328
Location: KLETC: Robert Senecal Driver Training Facility
pn=LE160328
Field Training Officer Program (FTO)—June 8-10, 2016
Presented by: Deputy Chief Tim Brant, Derby Police Department
The course is designed for field training officers and their supervisors. 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. Topics: How a law enforcement agency can put better-trained, betterqualified, more professional officers to work on the street—How newly hired officers can be trained
more quickly.—How to improve the selection process.—How this program improves the
performance of all officers receiving this training.—How documentation of performance is an integral
part of this program and how documentation will assist in making assignments and writing
probationary performance reports.— How the supervisor’s role and the field/jail training officer’s role
interact in the decision-making process concerning trainees.
Project #: LE160326
Location: Crawford County Sheriff’s Office, 225 N. Enterprise Dr., Girard, KS 66743
Fees: $160/Person
pn=LE160326
Legal Issues in Car Stops—June 21, 2016
Presented by: SAUSA Colin Wood, US Attorney’s Office, District of Kansas
This class examines the many legal issues involved in car stops. Through the use of a timeline, the
anatomy of a car stop is broken down into pieces to better discuss a law enforcement officer’s
authority to perform certain tasks at certain times and under certain circumstances. Topics include
temporary detentions, reasonable suspicion, probable cause, consent, safety stops, tipsters, use of
K-9s, interdiction techniques, searches and interviews. An expanded discussion of certain issues
including criminal interdiction, drug K-9 and searches of cell phones will also be included.
Project #: LE160350
Location: Lenexa Police Department, 12500 W. 87th St. Pkwy., Lenexa, KS 66215
pn=LE160350
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Available Courses
Introduction to Patrol Rifle—June 21-22, 2016
Intro to Patrol Rifle introduces the officer to the patrol rifle, or serves as a refresher course. Subjects
covered include - function of patrol rifles, care and cleaning, putting the weapon into operation out of
the unit, keeping the weapon running by proper reloading and malfunction clearance, zeroing with
both optics and iron sights as well as basic rifle marksmanship. The officer completing this segment
will have a sound fundamental knowledge of the patrol rifle and its operation. Equipment:
There are no prerequisites to attend this course. Participants must supply their own patrol rifle with 3
magazines; sling; 1 rifle magazine pouch; duty pistol with 3 magazines; duty pistol belt; eye protection;
ear protection; ballistic vest; range clothing.
Project #: LE160352
Times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Daily
Location: KLETC Firearms Range, 10205 Halstead St., Hutchinson, KS 67501
pn=LE160352
Legal Issues in Car Stops—June 23, 2016
Presented by: SAUSA Colin Wood, US Attorney’s Office, District of Kansas
This class examines the many legal issues involved in car stops. Through the use of a timeline, the
anatomy of a car stop is broken down into pieces to better discuss a law enforcement officer’s
authority to perform certain tasks at certain times and under certain circumstances. Topics include
temporary detentions, reasonable suspicion, probable cause, consent, safety stops, tipsters, use of
K-9s, interdiction techniques, searches and interviews. An expanded discussion of certain issues
including criminal interdiction, drug K-9 and searches of cell phones will also be included.
Project #: LE160354
Location: KLETC Learning Center, Classroom B
pn=LE160354
Close Range Survival: Pistol—June 23-24, 2016
This 2-day, 16 hour course is intended to improve the officer’s ability to deal with sudden, close-range
assaults with firearms. Instructional topics and drills include: Refining the draw; One-hand firing
techniques; Precision placement; Post-shooting tactics; Movement off the draw to maintain tactical
advantage. This program will involve both live range fire and the use of non-lethal training
ammunition. Equipment: Participants should bring: Duty pistol with 3 magazines; duty pistol belt;
eye protection; ear protection; ballistic vest; and range clothing.
Project #: LE160353
Location: KLETC Firearms Range, 10205 Halstead St., Hutchinson, KS 67501
REGISTRATION LINK: https://gallery.mailchimp.com/a0154b0ebbd90cf0e02be2433/files/
Close_Range_Survival_Skills_Pistol_June_23_24_2016_KLETC.pdf
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Available Courses
Racial & Other Biased Based Policing—June 28, 2016
Presented by: Kate Carter, Director, RBBP Unit, Kansas Attorney General’s Office
This session will satisfy the annual training requirement for Biased Based Policing and will provide a
review of the Kansas Statute, including definitions, complaint authority, policy and mandates. In
addition, information will be provided on the complaint process and will include both the Attorney
General’s and KS-CPOST procedures. Finally, the science behind Fair and Impartial Policing will also
be discussed.
Project #: LE160346 (1000-1200) OR LE160347 (1300-1500)
Location: Fisher Center, 201 E. Iowa St., Hiawatha, KS 66434
ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK:
AM: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?pn=LE160346
PM: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?pn=LE160347
Traffic Enforcement Strategies—June 28, 2016
Presented by: Kansas Department of Transportation
Presented by the Kansas Department of Transportation, this 2-hour block of instruction will focus
two specific traffic enforcement strategies; Occupant Protection and Impaired Driving. Areas of
concentration will include: Traffic Safety; National and Local Statistics; Media Campaigns; Available
Resources for Kansas Law Enforcement; Additional Statewide Training Opportunities.
Project #: LE160325
Location: KLETC Main Campus, Classroom #1
pn=LE160325
Racial & Other Biased Based Policing—June 29, 2016
Presented by: Kate Carter, Director, RBBP Unit, Kansas Attorney General’s Office
This session will satisfy the annual training requirement for Biased Based Policing and will provide a
review of the Kansas Statute, including definitions, complaint authority, policy and mandates. In
addition, information will be provided on the complaint process and will include both the Attorney
General’s and KS-CPOST procedures. Finally, the science behind Fair and Impartial Policing will also
be discussed.
Project #: LE160348 (1000-1200) OR LE160349 (1300-1500)
Location: Shawnee Police Department, 5850 Renner Rd., Shawnee, KS 66217
ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK:
AM: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?pn=LE160348
PM: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?pn=LE160349
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Email: [email protected] for additional information
SAVE-THE-DATE
13TH ANNUAL PROTECT OUR
CHILDREN CONFERENCE
SEPTEMBER 12-14, 2016
KANSAS CITY CONVENTION CENTER
FOR DETAILS, VISIT:
WWW.POCCONFERENCE.COM
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
COURSE REGISTRATION FORM
APPLICANT INFORMATION
BOX 1
Applicant Name: (Last)
(First)
Title/Rank:
(Middle)
 Male
 Female
DOB:
Agency:
Agency E-Mail Address:
Agency Phone:
Applicant E-Mail Address:
Agency Fax:
Agency Mailing Address: (Street or PO Box)
(City)
(County)
(State)
(Zip)
BOX 2
COURSE INFORMATION
Course Title:
Project #:
Location of Course:
Course
Dates:
Course Times:
MEALS AND LODGING
BOX 3
Meals and lodging and any costs incurred during this course will be the sole responsibility of the applicant and/or their agency, unless otherwise noted in
the course description. Meals and lodging at KLETC are subject to limited availability, and are not guaranteed until confirmed. Lodging rates at KLETC
are based upon double occupancy. Requests for single occupancy will be considered on a space available basis, at an additional cost.
 I request meals and lodging
REASONABLE ACCOMODATION
BOX
BOX34
Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act, KLETC will consider any reasonable need or purpose which the applicant or his/her agency may have
regarding the requested course or training. Do You Request a Reasonable Accommodation?
 YES  NO
Comments:
FEES
BOX 5
Payment Method: (PLEASE ENCLOSE):
Commuter: $
Meals & Lodging: $
 Check  Money Order  Bill My Agency
 Government Purchase Order
Course fees vary. Please consult the course announcement.
Make checks or Purchase Orders payable to The University of Kansas at the address below.
Send completed application form to:
KLETC Registrar
PO Box 647
Hutchinson, KS 67504-0647
Fax: (620) 694-1420
E-mail: [email protected]
Questions regarding the application
process should be directed to
(620) 694-1410.
The University of Kansas prohibits discrimination on the basis of
race, color, ethnicity, religion, sex, national origin, age, ancestry,
disability, status as a veteran, sexual orientation, marital status,
parental status, gender identity, gender expression and genetic
information in the University’s programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding
the non-discrimination policies: Director of the Office of Institutional Opportunity and Access, [email protected], 1246 W. Campus
Road, Room 153A, Lawrence, KS, 66045, (785) 864-6414, 711
TTY.
For KLETC Use Only
Project #: _____________
Date: _________________
By: ___________________
“Integrity is the Basis for Community Trust”
NOTICE: Please check course description to see if
the KLETC Registration Form is Applicable

Available Courses - Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center

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