23rd Annual IPMBA Conference Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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International Police Mountain Bike Association — The Premier Organization for Public Safety Cyclists
23rd Annual IPMBA Conference
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
April 27-May 4, 2013
Effective, proven, and skill enhancing training and certification courses…
Essential, dynamic, and innovative on-bike sessions…
Experienced and respected instructors…
Insightful and information-filled in-class workshops…
The nation’s largest and best bicycle patrol product exhibition…
Unparalleled networking opportunities…
...and Fun!
IPMBA
Promotes the use of bikes for public safety
Provides resources and networking opportunities
Offers the best, most complete training for public safety cyclists
583 Frederick Road, Suite 5B, Baltimore MD 21228 ~ PH: 410-744-2400 ~ Fax: 410-744-5504 ~ www.ipmba.org
© 2013 International Police Mountain Bike Association ~ 23rd Annual IPMBA Conference ~ www.ipmba.org 1
Contents
Introduction
Baton Rouge River Center Floor Plan .................................................................................................3
Welcome from the Baton Rouge Police Department ............................................................................4
Welcome from the Executive Director .................................................................................................5
General Information
Pre-Conference Overview.....................................................................................................................6-7
Pre-Conference Course Schedule...........................................................................................................8
Conference Overview ...........................................................................................................................9
Conference Workshop Schedule ...........................................................................................................10-11
Competition ........................................................................................................................................12
Conference Essentials ..........................................................................................................................14-16
Opening Ceremonies ............................................................................................................................17
Supporters
Conference Exhibitors .........................................................................................................................18-19
Non-Exhibiting Sponsors ....................................................................................................................20
Conference Supporters .........................................................................................................................21
Corporate Members .............................................................................................................................31
IPMBA Biographies
IPMBA Instructors .............................................................................................................................22-25
Guest Instructors.................................................................................................................................26
Forms and Maps
Certificate of Attendance Form............................................................................................................27-28
Conference Survey ...............................................................................................................................29-30
Miscellaneous
Area Map ............................................................................................................................................Back Cover
Command Post: 225-892-0861
Belle of Baton Rouge: 800-266-2692
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© 2013 International Police Mountain Bike Association ~ 23rd Annual IPMBA Conference ~ www.ipmba.org
Exhibit Hall
Bike
Check
On-Bike Staging
Floor Plan
Opening Ceremonies
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Command Post
Check-In
Lunch
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Workshops and
Classes:
Meeting Rooms
1-13
Hospitality:
Boudreaux & Thibodeaux’s
214 3rd St #2D
Schedule: page 15
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Office of the Chief of Police
City of Baton Rouge
Parish of East Baton Rouge
222 St. Louis Street
Post Office Box 1471
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70821
225/389-3100
Fax 225/389-5203
Dear IPMBA Delegates and Guests:
On behalf of the Baton Rouge Police Department, I would like to
welcome you to Baton Rouge for the 23rd Annual IPMBA Conference
& Expo.
We pledge our assistance, cooperation and support to make your
convention successful and your stay in Baton Rouge pleasant and
memorable.
Sincerely,
Carl Dabadie
Chief of Police
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Dear IPMBA Conference Attendee:
Welcome to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and the 23rd Annual Conference of the International Police
Mountain Bike Association.
On behalf of the IPMBA board, staff, members, and conference attendees, I would like to extend
my sincere thanks to the Baton Rouge Police Department and their partnering agencies for
hosting the conference. We appreciate the support of Baton Rouge Mayor Kip Holden and the
East Baton Rouge Parish Council; Chief Carl Dabadie and the Baton Rouge Police Department;
Director Chad Guillot and East Baton Rouge EMS; Chief Lawrence Rabalais and the LSU Police
Department; Sheriff Sid Gautreaux and the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriffs Office; Constable
Reginald R. Brown and the Baton Rouge City Constable’s Office; and Chief Anthony Williams
and the Baton Rouge Airport Police. We are also grateful for the generous in-kind and financial
contributions from Visit Baton Rouge, Boudreaux & Thibodeaux’s, and the Baton Rouge business
community.
IPMBA would like to recognize the members of the Command Staff, identifiable by their blue
Mocean shirts, who will be seen working hard to ensure you have an excellent experience. Special
thanks to Baton Rouge Police Sergeant Craig Russell, Officers James Banks, Don Coppola, PCI
#908, Kyle Callihan, PCI #1079, Reggie Kirton, Mark Weber, and Todd Webb; and LSU Officer
Sarah Drake, who have already invested many hours and much effort into the planning and
implementation of this conference. Their efforts have been supported by others too numerous to
mention, but whose contributions are nonetheless essential to the success of the conference.
Finally, IPMBA thanks Board Member Tom Harris, East Baton Rouge EMS, for bringing
IPMBA back to Baton Rouge. After establishing East Baton Rouge as the first EMS agency to
host an IPMBA Conference, he threw down the gauntlet for his colleagues at the Police
Department. Fortunately for IPMBA, they took up the challenge. He has been an invaluable
member of the Command Staff, for which both IPMBA and the BRPD are grateful.
Welcome back to Baton Rouge!
Laissez les Bon Ton Roulet,
Maureen Becker
Executive Director
P.S. See you in Tampa, May 16-23, 2014, for the 24th Annual IPMBA Conference!
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Pre-Conference Overview
Friday, April 26—Wednesday, May 1
Friday, April 26
Bike Check
12:00pm-9:00pm
Ballroom East
Command Post
12:00pm-8:00pm
Meeting Room 9, 2nd Level
Check-In
4:00pm-8:00pm
2nd Level Lobby
Bike Check/Mechanical Support
Capitol Cyclery
5:00pm-7:00pm
Ballroom East
Hospitality
6:00pm-8:00pm
Saturday, April 27
Bike Check
7:00am-9:00pm
Ballroom East
Command Post
7:00am-8:00pm
Check-In
6:45am-7:45am
2nd Level Lobby
Mechanical Support
Capitol Cyclery & Volcanic Bicycles
7:00am-9:00am; 11:00am-1:00pm
5:00pm-7:00pm
Bike Check
Instructor Course
8:00am-6:00pm
Meeting Room 8
Maintenance Course
8:00am-6:00pm
Meeting Rooms 11-13
Lunch
12:00pm-1:00pm
The Galleria
Hospitality
6:00pm-8:00pm
Sunday, April 28
Bike Check
7:00am-9:00pm
Ballroom East
Command Post
7:00am-8:00pm
Check-In
4:00pm-8:00pm
2nd Level Lobby
Mechanical Support
7:00am-9:00am; 11:00am-1:00pm
5:00pm-7:00pm
Bike Check
Instructor Course
8:00am-6:00pm
Meeting Room 8
Maintenance Course
8:00am-6:00pm
Meeting Rooms 11-13
Lunch
12:00pm-1:00pm
The Galleria
Hospitality
6:00pm-8:00pm
Monday, April 29
Bike Check
7:00am-10:00pm
Ballroom East
Command Post
7:00am-8:00pm
Mechanical Support
7:00am-9:00am; 11:00am-1:00pm
5:00pm-7:00pm
Bike Check
Check-In
6:45am-7:45am
2nd Level Lobby
Instructor Course
1:00pm-10:00pm
Meeting Room 8
Maintenance Course
8:00am-6:00pm
Meeting Rooms 11-13
Bicycle Response Team Training
8:00am-5:00pm
Meeting Room 1
MMR-IPMBA Core Skills Clinic
8:00am-5:00pm
Meet in Bike Check
Lunch
12:00pm-1:00pm
The Galleria
Hospitality
6:00pm-8:00pm
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Pre-Conference Overview
Friday, April 26—Wednesday, May 1
Tuesday, April 30
Bike Check
7:00am-9:00pm
Ballroom East
Command Post
7:00am-8:00pm
Mechanical Support
7:00am-9:00am; 11:00am-1:00pm
Capitol Cyclery & Volcanic Bicycles 5:00pm-7:00pm
Bike Check
Instructor Course
9:00am-6:00pm
Meeting Room 8
Maintenance Course
8:00am-5:30pm
Meeting Rooms 11-13
8:00am-5:00pm
Meeting Room 1
9:00am-5:00pm
Meet in Bike Check
Lunch
12:00pm-1:00pm
The Galleria
Hospitality
6:00pm-8:00pm
Wednesday, May 1
Bike Check
7:00am-9:00pm
Ballroom East
Command Post
7:00am-8:00pm
Mechanical Support
7:00am-9:00am; 11:00am-1:00pm
Capitol Cyclery & Volcanic Bicycles 5:00pm-7:00pm
Bike Check
Meeting Room 8
Instructor Course
8:00am-5:00pm
Maintenance Course
8:00am-5:00pm
Meeting Rooms 11-13
8:00am-5:00pm
Meeting Room 1
9:00am-5:00pm
Meet in Bike Check
Lunch
12:00pm-1:00pm
The Galleria
Check-In
2:00pm-8:00pm
LL Registration Desk
Exhibit Hall
Exhibit Hall Seminars & Demos
Reception sponsored by IPMBA
4:00pm-8:00pm
4:30pm-7:20pm
Ballroom West
Pub Crawl
8:00pm-10:00pm
Details at Command Post
Exhibit Hall Seminar/Demonstration Schedule
Wednesday, May 1-Thursday, May 2, 2013
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Thursday, May 2, 2013
1630-1650
Trail Rail
Accessory Mounts
1130-1150
Head Pro Tech
1700-1720
Auto Rack
Lights
Auxiliary lighting system
for back of vehicle
1200-1220
TBA
1230-1250
TBA
1730-1750
Safariland
Safariland/Kona 29er
1300-1320
Bern
Bern Helmet Fit
1800-1820
Haix
Public Safety Footwear
1730-1750
iFORCE Patrol
Bicycle
1830-1850
Police Bike
Store
Code3Sports Max Patrol600 Patrol Light
iFORCE Patrol Bicycle,
Accessory Light & Siren Kit
1800-1820
Mocean
Two-Tone External Vest Carrier
1830-1850
Volcanic
Volcanic Bicycles
1900-1920
TBA
1900-1920
TBA
B2 Helmet
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Pre-Conference Schedule
Saturday, April 27—Wednesday, May 1
IPMBA Instructor Course
Lead Instructor: David Hilbebrand, Denton
Police
Co-Instructors: Kirby Beck, Coon Rapids Police
(ret.); Dwight Edwards, Cabell County EMS;
Bruce Jackson, George Mason Univ. Police;
Greg Parsons, Leesburg Police; Jeff Taylor,
Cypress Creek EMS/Waller County Sheriffs;
Mitch Trujillo, Boulder Police; Michael Wear,
Metropolitan Police DC; Clarence White,
Indianapolis Police (ret.); Tom Woods, Denton
Police
Host Liaison: Don Coppola, Baton Rouge
Police
Board Liaison: James Englert, Arapahoe
County Sheriffs Department
Classroom: Meeting Room 8
Schedule: Saturday: 0800-1800
Sunday: 0800-1800
Monday: 1300-2200
Tuesday: 0900-1800
Wednesday: 0800-1700
IPMBA Maintenance Officer Certification
Course
Lead Instructor: Tim Schurr, Ashland Bicycle
Works
Co-Instructors: Doug Dillon, Houston Police;
Matthew Worm, Omaha Police
Host Liaison: Tom Harris, E. Baton Rouge EMS
Board Liaison: Bob Hatcher, Delaware Police
Classroom: Meeting Rooms 11-13
Schedule: Saturday: 0800-1800
Sunday: 0800-1800
Monday: 0800-1730
Tuesday: 0800-1730
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MMR-IPMBA Core Skills & Scenarios Clinic
IPMBA Bicycle Response Team Training
Lead Instructor: Shaums March
IPMBA Lead: Charlie Summers, Illinois State
University Police
Co-Instructor: Becca Carlile, Cypress Creek EMS/
Waller County Sheriffs
Host Liaison: Kyle Callihan, Baton Rouge Police
Board Liaison: Bernie Hogancamp,
Homewood Police (ret.)
Classroom: Meet in Bike Check
Schedule: Monday: 0800-1600
Tuesday: 0900-1700
Lead Instructor: Mike Wear, Metropolitan Police
Co-Instructor: Tony Holte, Saint Paul Police
Host Liaison: Reggie Kurton, Baton Rouge Police
Board Liaison: Wren Nealy, Cypress Creek EMS
Classroom: Meeting Room 1
Schedule: Monday: 0800-1700
Tuesday: 0800-1700
Conference Overview
Thursday, May 2 - Sunday, May 5
Thursday, May 2
Bike Check
7:00am-10:00pm
Ballroom East
Command Post
7:00am-8:00pm
Check-In
6:45am-9:00am
2nd Level Lobby
Opening Ceremony “Roll Call”
8:00am-9:00am
Meeting Rooms 11-12
Mechanical Support
8:00am-10:00am
11:00am-1:00pm
5:00pm-7:00pm
Bike Check
Workshops
9:15am-12:00pm
2:00pm-9:15pm
Meeting Rooms and
On-Bike Locations
Exhibit Hall
11:00am-2:00pm
11:30am-1:20pm
Ballroom West
Lunch
12:15pm-1:00pm
Ballroom West
Exhibit Hall
Reception sponsored by Mocean
5:00pm-8:00pm
5:30pm-7:20pm
Ballroom West
Friday, May 3
Bike Check
7:00am-7:00pm
Ballroom East
Command Post
7:00am-6:00pm
Mechanical Support
7:00am-9:00am
11:00am-1:00pm
4:00pm-6:00pm
Bike Check
Bike Check
Competition Site
Workshops
8:15am-12:30pm
1:45pm-3:00pm
Meeting Rooms and
On-Bike Locations
Lunch
12:45pm-1:30pm
The Galleria
Parade to Competition
Group Photo
3:45pm
4:15pm
Departs Bike Check
Levee
Competition
5:00pm
Levee
Dinner & Awards Ceremony
6:30pm-9:00pm
LSU Stadium Club
Shuttles start at 6:15pm
Saturday, May 4
Bike Check
7:00am-6:00pm
Ballroom East
Command Center
7:00am-4:00pm
Mechanical Support
Capitol Cyclery
7:00am-9:00am
Bike Check
Baton Rouge Bike Tour
9:00am-11:45am
Departs Bike Check promptly
Off-Road Riding Workshops
9:00am-1:15pm
Depart Bike Check promptly
Sunday, May 5
Bike Check
7:00am-12:00pm
Ballroom East
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Conference Schedule: Thursday
Time
Workshop Title
Lead Instructor
Location
Bike Use in Transit Police Departments
Kalomeris, Ron
Meeting Room 2
How to Become an IPMBA Instructor
Trujllo, Mitch
Meeting Room 4
Putting Your Explorers on Bikes
Englert, James
Meeting Room 3
Youth Bicycle Safety Education
Beck, Kirby
Meeting Room 8
Cone Course Construction for Instructors
McLaughlin, Gary
Meeting Room 1
Krav Maga for Public Safety Cyclists
Prust, Murray
On-Bike Staging A
MMR Skill Clinic: Intro to Technical Riding
March, Shaums
On-Bike Staging B
Tactical Considerations for Bike Patrol
Worm, Matthew
On-Bike Staging C
PCI/SCI To EMSCI Transition Course
Edwards, Dwight
Meeting Room 6
Administrative Issues of a Bike Unit
Woods, Tom
Meeting Room 8
Campus Community Policing
Noftz, Steve
Meeting Room 4
Liquid Assets
Millican, David
Meeting Room 3
So, You Want to Run Your Own Bike School?
Noftz, Brenda
Meeting Room 5
Using Bikes Effectively in Schools Roundtable
Kalomeris, Ron
Meeting Room 2
Ask the Attorney: Legal Issues & Liability Reduction
Noftz, Brenda
Meeting Room 5
Dude, Where's My Bike? Sponsored by Kryptonite
Feavel, Kurt
Meeting Room 1
Blown Up & Struck by Lightning
Noftz, Steve
Meeting Room 4
BRT and the Constitution
Gommer, Michael
Meeting Room 2
Continuous & Inservice Training with Practical Exercises
Woods, Tom
Meeting Room 8
Mountain Bike Use in Urban Search & Rescue
Millican, David
Meeting Room 3
Force on Force for Bike Officers
Jackson, Bruce
On-Bike Staging A
Intro to Bike Maintenance
Dillon, Doug
Meeting Room 13
MMR Skill Clinic: Intermediate Technical Riding
March, Shaums
On-Bike Staging B
On the Street I: Firearms for Bike Officers
Gonzales, Artie
On-Bike Staging C
Urban Night Operations & Team Building
McLaughlin, Gary
Meeting Room 3
0915 -1030
0915 -1200
0915 -1645
1045-1200
1400 -1515
1400 -1645
1400-1815
1700 -2115
Please report to the assigned meeting room for your workshops.
If the workshop is listed as “on-bike”, retrieve your bike and meet at the designated
staging area outside of bike check.
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Conference Schedule: Friday
Time
Workshop Title
Lead Instructor
Location
Noftz, Steve
Meeting Room 2
Gommer, Michael
Meeting Room 4
Continuous & Inservice Training with Practical Exercises
Woods, Tom
Meeting Room 3
Krav Maga for Police Cyclists
Prust, Murray
On-Bike Staging A
Mountain Bike Use in Urban Search & Rescue
Millican, David
Meeting Room 8
Worm, Matthew
On-Bike Staging D
Going Against The Grain
Holte, Tony
Meeting Room 1
Intermediate Bike Maintenance
Dillon, Doug
Meeting Room 13
MMR Skill Clinic: Advanced Technical Riding
March, Shaums
On-Bike Staging D
On the Street II: Advanced Firearms for Bike Officers
Gonzales, Artie
On-Bike Staging B
Stealth Tactics for Bike Patrol
Deberry, Andy
Meeting Room 5
Airport Bicycle Operations
Robinson, Gerard
Bike Staging C
EMSCI to PCI/SCI Transition Course
Edwards, Dwight
Meeting Room 6
Event Planning & Threat Assessment
Taylor, Jeff
Meeting Room 11
Woods, Tom
Meeting Room 5
Ask the Attorney: Legal Issues & Liability Reduction
Noftz, Brenda
Meeting Room 3
Bike Use in Transit Police Departments
Kalomeris, Ron
Meeting Room 8
Noftz, Steve
Meeting Room 2
Trujllo, Mitch
Meeting Room 1
Englert, James
Meeting Room 4
Bike Unit Supervisors' Roundtable
Noftz, Steve
Meeting Room 1
Dude, Where's My Bike? Sponsored by Kryptonite
Feavel, Kurt
Meeting Room 4
Liquid Assets
Millican, David
Meeting Room 2
So, You Want to Run Your Own Bike School?
Noftz, Brenda
Meeting Room 3
Using Bikes Effectively in the Schools Roundtable
Kalomeris, Ron
Meeting Room 8
Beck, Kirby
Meeting Room 5
0815-1100
0815-1230
0815-1500
1115-1230
1345-1500
Conference Schedule: Saturday
Time
Workshop Title
Lead Instructor
Location
0900-1145
Riding in Style: St. Paul Bicycle Tour
Dillon, Doug
On-Bike Staging A
0900-1315
Intro to Off-Road Riding
Holte, Tony
On-Bike Staging B
0900-1315
Intermediate Off-Road Riding
Johnston, Mike
On-Bike Staging C
0900-1315
Advanced Off-Road Riding
Hudspeth, Mike
On-Bike Staging D
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Like to WIN?
Like to Have Fun?
The IPMBA Competition is open to all registered participants.
Public Safety Category (Police, EMS, Security): Individuals or teams of four.
Mixed teams (e.g., two police, one EMS, and one security) are permitted.
Team members must register at the same time. If all of your team members
have not registered by 9am on Friday, you will ride as an individual only. You
will NOT be assigned to a team.
Medals will be awarded to the top three
teams and the top two winners in the
following age groups: Male under 30, Male
30-39, Male 40-49, Male 50+, Female under 30, Female 30+.
Open Category (vendors, guest presenters, and guests):
Individuals. Medals will be awarded to the top three riders.
When:
Friday, May 3
Where: On the Levee
Bike Parade Muster: 3:30pm, outside of the Bike Check
Bike Parade Departure: 3:45pm
Group Photo: 4:15pm
2009 Team Baton Rouge
Course Walk-Through and Safety Briefing: 4:30pm
Competition: 5:00pm
Dinner & Awards Ceremony: LSU Stadium Club, 6:30pm-9:00pm. Shuttles depart the
hotel starting at 6:15pm.
Registration forms available at the Command Post. Must be returned by 9:00am on Friday!
Workshop
Changes
Times and locations are subject to change.
Updates will be posted at the Command Post.
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Cancellations:
EMS Tactics & Street Survival
Thursday, May 2, 9:15am-4:45pm
Long Guns & Police Cyclists
Friday, May 3, 8:15am-12:30pm
Protecting Yourself On & Off the Bicycle
Friday, May 3, 8:15am-11:00am
Thank You!
Special Thanks To
Fundamental Skills for Public Safety Cycling DVD, LEVA Shield Award
of Distinction Winner, will be on sale at the Command Post for $25.
Cash, Check, Mastercard, and Visa are accepted.
IPMBA thanks the Niagara Regional Police Service
Video Unit and all the participants for their roles in
bringing this dream to reality.
This production was made possible through the
generous support of Mocean, manufacturers of Technical Law Enforcement
and Bike Patrol Uniforms.
information for easily navigating your conference experience
Name Badges
Meeting Room 9, Second Level
225-892-0861
Please direct all inquiries to the
Command Post staff. If they do not
know the answers to your questions,
they will contact the appropriate
person or persons.
Required for entry into
workshops, lunches, and
the exhibit area. GUEST
and EXHIBITOR
namebadges will be
admitted to the Opening
Ceremonies, Exhibit Hall,
and conference lunches
only; they are not
permitted to participate in
workshops except by
special arrangement.
EXHIBIT-ONLY badges
will be admitted to the
Exhibit Hall only.
CORE INFO
Command Post
Hours of Operation:
Friday, April 26: 12pm-8pm
Saturday, April 27-Thursday, May
2: 7:00am-8:00pm
Friday, May 3: 7:00am-6:00pm
Saturday, May 4: 7:00am-4:00pm
Staff will be on call at 225-8920861 for emergencies when the
Command Post is closed.
Who’s Who
Firearms &
Ammunition
Under the provisions of
H.R. 218, the Federal
To reach any of the conference
Law Enforcement
staff members listed below, call
225-892-0861. The Command Post Officers Safety Act,
police officers are
staff will connect you to the
authorized to carry
appropriate person.
firearms in all states.
Maureen Becker
If you leave your weapon
IPMBA Executive Director
in your hotel room at any
Artie Gonzales
time, please store it out of
IPMBA Registration Coordinator
sight. The housekeeping
Tom Harris
staff will not enter your
IPMBA Conference Coordinator
room if a firearm is
visible.
Bernie Hogancamp
IPMBA President
Mitch Trujillo
IPMBA Education Director
Bob Hatcher
IPMBA Spokesperson
Craig Russell
2013 Host Committee
Don Coppola
2013 Host Committee
AV/IT Support Staff
2013 Host Committee
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Certificates
DOCUMENTATION
Essentials
BIKE RAFFLE
Buy raffle tickets for a SafarilandKona 29er at the Command Post!
Pre-Conference Course Certificates: issued
on Wednesday.
Conference Certificate of Attendance:
Complete the Certificate of Attendance
Application Form found on page 27-28 and
have it initialed by the instructor of each
workshop you attend.
You must attend a minimum of two
workshops on Thursday and two on Friday
in order to be eligible for a certificate, unless
you are attending an all-day session.
If you do not obtain an instructor’s initials,
you will not get credit for attending, even if
you pre-registered. Return the application to
the Command Post or to the IPMBA office
within two weeks of the conference.
Certificates will be mailed within eight
weeks of the end of the conference.
Evaluation Forms
Evaluation forms will be distributed at each
course and workshop. Please answer the
questions completely and honestly.
Evaluation forms may be dropped in the box
at the Command Post or given to any
member of the IPMBA Board or staff.
Surveys
Return to the Command Post by 2:00pm
on Friday, May 3, in order to be eligible to
win a free registration to the 2014 IPMBA
Conference in Tampa, Florida. The
drawing will be held on Friday night during
the post-competition dinner. The survey
MUST be completed, and only one entry per
person!
CECBEMS CE’s
CCEMS will provide EMS continuing
education hours for the following
preconference courses:
IPMBA BRT – 24 hours
IPMBA Instructor – 40 hours
Ballroom East, Baton Rouge River Center
Hours of Operation: Friday, April 26: 12pm-9pm
Saturday, April 27-Sunday, April 28: 7am-9pm
Monday, April 29: 7am-10pm
Tuesday, April 30-Wednesday, May 1: 7am-9pm
Thursday, May 2: 7am-10pm
Friday, May 3: 7am-7pm
Saturday, May 4: 7am-6pm
Sunday, May 5: 7am-noon
Staff will be on call at 225-892-0861 when the Bike
Check is closed. Bikes will not be released without
bike claim check or proof of ownership. Note: neither
IPMBA, Baton Rouge PD, E. Baton Rouge EMS, nor the
River Center accept responsibility for the safety &
security of the bicycles. Lock your bike! Please...no
bikes in meeting rooms (except for a class) or hotel
rooms!
Mechanical Support/Bike Shop
Courtesy of Volcanic Bicycles and Capitol Cyclery.
Friday, April 26: 5pm-7pm
Saturday-Wednesday, April 27-May 1: 7am-9am; 11am1pm; 5pm-7pm
Thursday, May 2: 8am-10am; 11am-1pm; 5pm-7pm
Friday, May 3: 7am-9am; 11am-1pm; 4pm-6pm
Saturday, May 4: 7am-9am
On-Call: Eric from Volcanic (360-789-9662). See the
Command Post for transportation to Capitol Cyclery.
Bike Shipping
Capitol Cyclery. Contact Mark Adams, 225-756-3578
or [email protected]. If you shipped your bike
to Capitol Cyclery, the bikes will be waiting at the Bike
Check. After the conference, leave your bike in the Bike
Check and tag it with your name, contact information,
and shipping address. DO NOT leave personal items
with the bike. The bikes will be delivered back to the
shop for return shipping. If you are shipping your own
bike, you will have to disassemble and box it. The hotel
will arrange shipping for boxed bikes only. See the front
desk.
Airport Transportation
Sign up for complimentary airport transportation at the
Command Post at least 24 hours in advance of your
flight. Baton Rouge Airport recommends passengers
arrive one hour early. It is a 20 minute drive to the
airport. Allow extra time if you are checking your
firearm or your bicycle. Your departure time will be
posted at the Command Post. Arrive at the shuttle
departure at least 20 minutes early to load your luggage.
Internet Access & Computers
Opening Ceremonies
FOOD & ENTERNTAINMENT
BIKES & LOGISTICS
Bike Check
Thursday, May 2, 8:00am, Meeting Rooms 11-12
Special Guest: Jan Ripple, Triathlete. See page
17 for details.
Lunch
Only registered participants, paid guests, and
instructors will be admitted to lunch. Lunches will
be served in the River Center Galleria except as
noted.
Saturday-Wednesday: 12:00pm-1:00pm
Thursday: 12:15pm-1:00pm—Ballroom West
Friday: 12:45pm-1:30pm
Silent Auction/Raffles
Support IPMBA! Bid early and often on the
products on display in the registration area. All
bids must be entered by 5:00pm on Thursday, May
2. Winners will be announced in the Exhibit Hall
at 7:30pm. Items must be picked up and paid for
by 12:00pm on Saturday, May 4.
Raffle tickets for a Safariland-Kona 29er will be
on sale at the Command Post ($10 per ticket; 6 for
$50). Drawing will be held at the competition
awards ceremony on Friday night.
Hospitality
214 Third Street, Baton Rouge
Hours:
Friday, April 26: 6:00pm-8:00pm
Saturday, April 27: 6:00pm-8:00pm
Sunday, April 28: 6:00pm-8:00pm
Monday, April 29: 6:00pm-8:00pm
Tuesday, April 30, 6:00pm-8:00pm
Pub Crawl
Details at Command Post
Wednesday, May 1: 8:00pm-10:00pm
More Social Activities
Wednesday, May 1:
Exhibit Hall Opening Reception, 4:00-8:00pm,
Ballroom West. Sponsored by IPMBA!
Thursday, May 2:
Exhibit Hall Reception, 5:00pm-8:00pm, Ballroom
West. Sponsored by Mocean!
Friday, May 3:
Competition & Awards Ceremony. On the Levee,
approximately 5:00pm. Dinner and awards
ceremony at the LSU Stadium Club, at
approximately 6:30pm. See page 12 for details.
The hotel lobby, sleeping rooms and the River Center
offer free wireless internet access. FedEx-Kinko’s, a fullservice office shop, is located at 5th & Florida.
WORKSHOPS
Workshop Schedule
Changes
Please note: workshop times and
locations are subject to change.
Changes will be posted at the
Command Post!
Cancellations:
EMS Tactics & Street Survival,
Long Guns & Police Cyclists,
Friday, May 3, 8:15am-12:30pm
Protecting Yourself On & Off the
Bicycle, Thursday, May 2, 9:15am12:00pm; Friday, May 3, 8:15am11:00am
On-Bike Workshops
Report to the Bike Check at least 10
minutes prior to the scheduled start
time. Retrieve your bike and
proceed to the staging location to
meet your instructor and/or guides.
Classes will depart for the training
locations from their designated
staging areas promptly at the
scheduled times. Riders and bikes
for the following will be transported
to the training locations:
MMR Intermediate Technical Skill
Building
MMR Advanced Technical Skill
Building
On the Street I: Firearms
On The Street II: Advanced
Firearms
Mechanical Support
Courtesy
Workshop Equipment
EMSCI to PCI/SCI Transition
(Active EMSCIs Only)
• Duty rig
• Copy of law enforcement
credentials (if applicable)
Introduction to Bike Maintenance
Bike
Allen wrench set (2, 2.5, 3, 4,
5.8mm)
• 8/10 open wrench for older bike
models
• Set of three tire levers
• Patch kit
• Two cleaning towels & three
grease rags
• Bucket
• Workstand (if possible)
•
•
Bike
Allen wrench set (2, 2.5, 3, 4,
5.8mm)
• Set of three tire levers
• Patch kit and compact pump or
CO2
• Headset wrench
• Crank puller for your bike
• Chain tool (master link if
possible)
• Cassette remover
• Adjustable wrenches
• Pedal wrench
• Set of metric box-end wrenches
(5-17mm)
• Chain lube
• Two cleaning towels & three
grease rags
• Workstand
•
•
Soft groin protection
Duty rig
Simunitions-converted firearm
(if possible)
•
•
•
Krav Maga for Public Safety
Cyclists
• Soft groin protection
• Duty rig with training gun (no
firearms)
Night Operations & Team Building
Three-way socket wrench, patch
kit, chain tool
• On-body hydration system,
water bottle
• Flashlight, high-intensity
headlight with four-hour run
time, taillight
•
On the Street I: Firearms Skills for
Bike Officers
• Bike and mandatory safety
equipment (derailleur guard
recommended)
• 150 rounds* (regular or leadfree) and handgun
• Simunitions® -converted
firearm and 100 rounds (if
possible)
• Duty rig and body armor
• Foam ear protection
• Duty eyewear (not shooting
glasses)
• Authorization to participate in
live fire exercises
On the Street II: Advanced
Firearms Skills for Bike Officers
• Bike and mandatory safety
equipment (derailleur guard
recommended)
• 150 rounds* (regular or leadfree) and handgun
• Duty rig and body armor
• Foam ear protection
• Duty eyewear (not shooting
glasses)
• Authorization to participate in
live fire exercises
PCI/SCI to EMSCI Transition
(Active PCIs/SCIs Only)
• Panniers & rack bag
Flash drive for materials
•
NEED COPIES OR SUPPLIES?
VISIT FEDEX OFFICE
525 Florida Street (5th & Florida)
225-378-3000
Monday-Friday: 7:30am-9:00pm
Saturday: 10:00am-6:00pm
Sunday: 12:00pm-6:00pm
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OPENING CEREMONIES
Opening
Ceremonies
Thursday, 8:00am
Meeting Rooms
11-12
Bagpiper
Nate Keenan
Omaha Police
Department
Presentation of the Colors
Baton Rouge Police
Department Honor Guard
Pledge of Allegiance
Invocation
Speakers:
Carl Dabadie
Chief of Police
Baton Rouge Police
Department
Chad Guillot
Director
East Baton Rouge EMS
Jan Ripple
Triathlete
Owner, Crawfish Aquatics
2014 Conference Host:
Keynote Speaker: Jan Ripple
J
an has had a lifelong involvement in the local, national, and
international athletic community. She competed in the Olympic
Trials prior to signing an Athletic Scholarship with Louisiana
State University. After having three children, Jan moved into the
Professional Triathlon Circuit for 11 years.
A few of Jan’s career highlights are World Champion Triathlete,
United States National Champion, United States Duathlon
Champion, and 1989 World Triathlete of the Year. She was also
named SAAU Female athlete of the year.
Jan is currently co-owner and Director of Swimming Lessons for
Crawfish Aquatics, based in Baton Rouge. She is also founder and
director of the Capital City Swim League and Head Coach for the
Parkview Baptist Eagles, whom she has coached to six state
champion titles.
Meet You at the Exhibit Hall
Where:
Ballroom West
When:
Wednesday, May 1
4:00pm-8:00pm
Thursday, May 2
11:00am-2:00pm; 5:00pm-8:00pm.
Why:
Check out the latest gear, socialize,
network, and enjoy some refreshments!
Eddy Croissant
Tampa Police Department
Recognitions
Introduction of Board &
Officers
IPMBA President Address
Closing
Exhibitors
B
allroom West. Wednesday, May 1, 4:00-8:00pm and Thursday, May 2, 11:00am-2:00pm and 5:00pm-8:00pm. The
Opening Reception, sponsored by IPMBA, will be held on Wednesday. Mocean will sponsor the vendors reception on
Thursday evening. Visit early and often, and place your orders!
4BIKE-POLICE.COM
Mark Leonard
3028 Andrew Drive
Bryant AR 72022
Telephone: 501-517-5338
Fax: 501-653-2969
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.4bike-police.com
Product/Service: Police Bikes and Patrol Gear. Head-to-toe
outfitting for first responders.
Auto Rack Lights
Susan Barr
Austin TX 78701
Website: www.autoracklights.com
Product/Service: A patented auxiliary lighting system for
the back of your vehicle. Be seen with Auto Rack Lights.
Bern Unlimited
Nora Lohrenz
PO Box 1284
Duxbury MA 02331
Telephone: 781-582-8125
Fax: 781-582-8124
Website: www.bernunlimited.com
Product/Service: Helmets and Pads
Bound Tree Medical
Jay Plantz
5000 Tuttle Crossing Boulevard
Dublin OH 43016
Telephone: 614-760-5236
Website: www.boundtree.com
Product/Service: Medical Products and Supplies for EMS
Workers
Bratwear
Sally Swanson
5417 12th Street E, Suite 100
Fife WA 98424
Telephone: 253-517-4000
Fax: 253-517-4004
Website: www.bratwear.com
Product/Service: Uniforms. Uniforms. Uniforms. “Best on
the Bike” custom uniforms made in our factory in Fife,
Washington.
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Currie Tech
Rob Kaplan
3850 A Royal Ave
Simi Valley CA 93063
Telephone: 925-642-5828
Website: www.currietech.com
Product/Service: Hybrid Electric Bicycles
Haix North America
Sandy Longarzo
2320 Fortune Drive, Suite 120
Lexington KY 40509
Telephone: 866-344-4249
Fax: 859-281-0113
Website: www.haix.com
Product/Service: High-tech footwear for police, EMS, and
security cyclists
Head Pro Tech
Kyle Kietzmann
301 Mercury Drive #8
Champaign IL 61822
Telephone: 800-959-7464
Fax: 217-819-5187
Website: www.headprotech.com
Product/Service: EMT and Police Protective Helmets
iFORCE Patrol Bicycles
Dave Herbeck
912 Pittsburgh Road
Butler PA 16002
Telephone: 412-215-2983
Fax: 724-431-4361
Website: www.iforcebikes.com
Product/Service: Made in the USA iFORCE Patrol Bikes
with integrated lighting and siren. We also offer our unique
lighting and siren kit as a universal set-up to be installed on
your favorite ride.
ISM Saddles
Laura Toll
1909 Foggy Ridge Pkwy #102
Lutz FL 33559
Telephone: 813-909-1441
Fax: 813-200-8706
Website: www.ismseat.com
Product/Service: ISM bicycle saddles remove pressure from
the pudendal nerve and arteries for unparalleled comfort
riding.
Exhibitors
Kryptonite
Daryl Slater
437 Turnpike Street
Canton MA 02021
Telephone: 781-232-1294
Fax: 781-821-4777
Website: www.kryptonitelock.com
Product/Service: Kryptonite is a premier provider of highquality bicycle security systems.
Law Enforcement Ride & Run To Remember
Kaia Greene
901 E Street NW, Suite 100
Washington DC 20004
Telephone: 202-737-8522
Website: www.rideandruntoremember.org
Product/Service: Ride & Run To Remember is an annual
fundraiser benefiting the National Law Enforcement Officers
Memorial Fund.
Mocean
Bill Levitt
1635 Monrovia Ave
Costa Mesa CA 92627
Telephone: 949-646-1701
Fax: 949-646-1590
Website: www.mocean.net
Product/Service: Manufacturers of Technical Law Enforcement
and Bike Patrol Uniforms
National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO)
Kerri Williamson
2020 Valleydale Road, Suite 207A
Hoover AL 35244
Telephone: 888-316-2776
Fax: 205-536-9255
Website: www.nasro.org
Product/Service: NASRO is committed to providing the
absolute best training available for school based police officers,
school administrators and school security/safety professionals
across the country.
Saris Cycling Group
Jereme Noffke
5253 Verona Road
Madison WI 53711
Telephone: 800-783-7257
Fax: 608-274-1702
Website: www.saris.com
Product/Service: Saris Cycling Group manufactures car
transport racks, commercial bike parking, and indoor training
solutions.
The Safariland Group
Scott Carnahan
13386 International Parkway
Jacksonville FL 32218
Telephone: 800-347-1200
Website: www.safariland.com
Product/Service: Law enforcement bicycles, duty gear, and
bicycle accessories.
Trail Rail
Jennifer Basile
16 Industrial Parkway
Easthampton MA 01027
Telephone: 413-529-2530
Fax: 413-529-2531
Website: www.trail-rail.com
Product/Service: Indestructible accessory (lights, phone, GPS,
etc.) mounting systems for today’s public safey cyclist.
Volcanic Bicycles
Eric Kackley
Skamania WA 98648
Telephone: 509-427-8623
Website: www.volcanicbikes.com
Product/Service: The Volcanic “APB”: “The Toughest Patrol
Bikes on Earth”... Hand-Built in the USA!
Thursday Night Reception Sponsored By:
Police Bike Store
Michael Espejo
179 RT 46W STE 9-278
Rockaway NJ 07866
Telephone: 973-366-5868
Website: www.policebikestore.com
Product/Service: Fuji police bikes and patrol accessories,
including the new Code 3 Sports Max Patrol 600 lighting
system.
Non-Exhibiting Sponsors
Aluminum Eyewear
Website: www.aluminumeyewear.com
Product/Service: Aluminum Eyewear
Cane Creek Cycling Components
Website: www.canecreek.com
Product/Service: Thudbuster Seatposts
Cantitoe Road
Website: www.cantitioeroad.com
Product/Service: Bike Seats, Wipperman Chains, Connexion
Links, Etc.
Cygnus Law Enforcement Group
Website: www.officer.com
Product/Service: Law Enforcement Product News and Law
Enforcement Technology, Officer.com
Dick Kramer Studios
Website: www.dickkramer.com
Product/Service: Law Enforcement and Military Prints
Dirt Rag/Bicycle Times
Website: www.dirtragmag.com
Product/Service: Dirt Rag and Bicycle Times
Duty Smith
Website: www.dutysmith.com
Product/Service: SpeedSet Duty Belt & Equipment Pouches
EMS World
Website: www.cygnuspub.com
Product/Service: EMS World Magazine,
EMSWorld.com
Ergon USA
Website: www.ergon-bike.com
Product/Service: Ergonomic Grips, Backpacks, Tools, Pedals
HolsterLight
Website: www.holsterlight.com
Product/Service: HolsterLight: A new, front fork-mounted
tactical flashlight holder for patrol bicycles
Jones & Bartlett Learning
Website: www.jblearning.com
Product/Service: Professional and educational public
safety products. J&B is the publisher of the second
edition of the Complete Guide to Public Safety Cycling.
Kenda USA
Website: www.kendatire.com
Product/Service: Tubes, Tires, Accessories
MTE
Website: shop.gregmcgeeengineering.com
Product/Service: Lighting Systems, Flashlights
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Polar Bottle
Website: www.polarbottle.com
Product/Service: Insulated Water Bottles
Polar Electro
Website: www.polarusa.com
Product/Service: Heart Rate Monitors
Police Magazine
Website: www.policemag.com
Product/Service: Police Magazine
Prestacycle
Website: www.prestacycle.com
Product/Service: Air Compressors, Tools
ProGold
Website: www.progoldmfr.org
Product/Service: Lube for bikes and guns
R&B Fabrications
Website: www.rbfab.com
Product/Service: R&B manufactures a complete
line of bicycle panniers and bags for public safety
use, proudly made in the USA.
SAFETEC
Website: www.safetec.com
Product/Service: Infection Control & First Aid Products
SIMUNITION
Website: www.simunition.com
Product/Service: Simunition is a manufacturer of training
ammunition for law enforcement (ammunition, conversion kits,
and protective gear).
SKS USA
Website: www.sks-usa.com
Product/Service: Pumps, Tools, Bottle Cages, Bags,
Mudguards, Chainguards
Street Crimes Seminars
Website: www.streetcrimes.com
Product/Service: Street Crimes Seminars
Qwik Shower
Website: www.QwikShower.com
Product/Service: Gym Class Wipes
VeloPress
Website: www.velopress.com
Product/Service: Cycle Training and Maintenance Books and
Publications
Wheels Manufacturing
Website: www.wheelsmfg.com
Product/Service: Bicycle Derailleur Hangers, Small Parts,
Repair Parts, and Specialty Tools
Thanks
IPMBA and the 2013 Conference Host Committee would like to thank the following
companies and organizations for their support of the 23rd Annual IPMBA Conference.
Aluminum Eyewear
Baton Rouge River Center
Belle of Baton Rouge
Cane Creek Cycling Components
Cantitoe Road
Capitol Cyclery
Cygnus Law Enforcement Group
Dick Kramer Studios
Dirt Rag/Bicycle Times
Duty Smith
EMS World
Ergon USA
HolsterLight
ISM Saddles
Jimmy John’s
Jobe’s Cafe
Joseph Long, Attorney at Law
Kenda USA
Kryptonite
Livingston Parish Sheriffs Office
Louisiana Sheriffs Association
LSU Stadium Club
Mad March Racing
Michael Walsh, Attorney at Law
MTE
Mocean
Mockler Beverage
Polar Bottle
Polar Electro
Police Bike Store
Police Magazine
Poor Boy Lloyd’s
PrestaCycle
ProGold
R&B Fabrications
SAFETEC
Saris Cycling Group
SIMUNITION
SKS USA
Street Crimes Seminars
Tiger Athletic Foundation (LSU)
Tin Roof Brewery
Tony’s Seafood
The Safariland Group
QwikShower
US Department of Justice COPS Office
Velo Press
Visit Baton Rouge
Volcanic Bicycles
Wheels Manufacturing
YMCA
Want to Work Out?
You’re Always Welcome at the Y!
Show your IPMBA credentials for admission.
Charles W. Lamar Jr YMCA
521 Third Street
Monday - Friday, 5:30 am - 8:00 pm
Saturday, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sunday, closed
IPMBA Instructor Biographies
Beck, Kirby, PCI #002T/EMSCI #017T. Coon Rapids Police
Department (Retired), Coon Rapids, MN. Phone: 612-5183096; E-mail: [email protected]. Kirby Beck retired
after 28 years with Coon Rapids Police Department. He has 14
years of police bike patrol experience. He has taught bicycle
safety and traffic cycling to children and adults for more than 25
years. As a training consultant, he co-taught the Bicycle Safety
and Accommodation Course for the National Highway Institute,
sponsored by NHTSA and FHWA. A founding member and past
President of IPMBA, he was co-creator of the IPMBA Police
Cyclist Course and Instructor Course. He contributed to both the
Complete Guide to Police Cycling and the Complete Guide to
Public Safety Cycling.
Carlile, Rebecca, PCI 1312/EMSCI #252. Cypress Creek
EMS/Waller County Sheriffs Office, Spring, TX. Phone: 832454-5380; E-mail: [email protected]. Rebecca works
full-time for Cypress Creek EMS in Houston. She has been a
paramedic for 15 years. At CCEMS, Rebecca serves as field
supervisor, BMRT member, and CCATT member. She is also a
reserve sergeant for the Waller County Sheriffs Office. She
serves as a member of the WCSO bike team, SWAT, and
mounted patrol. Rebecca earned her IPMBA EMSC certificate
in 2006, her PC certificate in 2010, her EMSCI certification in
2011, and her PCI certification in 2012.
DeBerry, Andy, PCI #667/EMSCI #119. Denton Police
Department, Denton, TX. Phone: 940-367-2089; E-mail:
[email protected]. Andy has been a police
officer for 20 years and has been on bike patrol since 2000. He
has been an IPMBA Instructor since 2003 and teaches regularly
for Denton Police Department. Andy regularly leads his shift in
arrests, citations, and calls for service while on bike patrol and
has been recognized as Patrolman of the Year. He enjoys bike
patrol and is constantly working on new programs and
partnerships within the community. Andy is assigned to the
entertainment district of downtown Denton.
Dillon, Doug, PCI #492. Houston Police Department, Houston,
TX. Phone: 713-201-6822; E-mail:
[email protected]. Doug is an 18-year veteran of the
Houston Police Department. He has seventeen years experience
in bike patrol and has been involved with every aspect of the
program from patrolling the streets to training and
administration. He attended the Maintenance Officer
Certification Course (MOCC) in 2000 and was certified as an
IPMBA Instructor in 2001. He is also an instructor and firearms
instructor for the Texas Commission of Law Enforcement. He
has been assisting with the MOCC since 2004.
Edwards, Dwight, EMSCI #096T/PCI #1117T. Cabell County
EMS/Huntington Police Dept., Huntington, WV. Phone: 304634-1738; E-mail: [email protected]. Dwight has been a
paramedic for 19 years and has been in Fire/EMS for 24 years.
He helped create the Cabell County EMS Bike Team in 1999 and
has been on bike duty since 2000. He was IPMBA-certified in
2002, became an IPMBA EMSCI in 2003, a PCI in 2008, and an
IT in 2010. He has taken both the IPMBA Public Safety Cyclist
II and Maintenance Officer Courses. He is also a reserve officer
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for Huntington Police Department and an NRA firearms
instructor. He enjoys teaching the basic classes as well as
instructor candidates.
Englert, James, PCI #1081. Arapahoe County Sheriffs Office,
Centennial, CO. Phone: 303-435-6891; E-mail:
[email protected]. James has been a deputy with
Arapahoe County for 14 years. He has worked in the jail, as a
patrol deputy, and has been a School Resource Officer (SRO)
since 2005. He was certified as an IPMBA Police Cyclist in
2006 and as an IPMBA Instructor in 2008. He has raced as a
category 2 in USCF and ACA and as an Expert in NORBA. He
enjoys riding his bike whenever he can, including commuting to
work. James currently serves as membership coordinator on the
IPMBA board.
Feavel, Kurt, PCI #539. Univ. of WI @ Madison Police Dept
(Retired), Madison, WI. Phone: 608-444-5476; E-mail:
[email protected]. Kurt has been involved with bike patrol
since 1992, as founder and unit coordinator for the University of
Wisconsin Police Department Bike Unit. In addition to teaching
numerous bike courses in Wisconsin, he has been an active
instructor at the IPMBA conferences, teaching various
workshops and leading the Campus Roundtable. He has served
on the IPMBA board since 2004 and currently holds the position
of treasurer.
Gommer, Michael, PCI #1106. Upper Dublin Township Police
Department, Fort Washington, PA. Phone: 215-416-4712; Email: [email protected]. Michael is a detective with
the Upper Dublin Township Police Department in Montgomery
County, Pennsylvania. He was certified an an IPMBA Police
Cyclist in 2000 and an IPMBA Instructor in 2008. He is the lead
trainer and team leader for the Montgomery County (PA) Major
Incident Response Team's (MIRT) Bike Response Team (BRT).
The Montgomery County MIRT-BRT is a unit comprised of bike
officers from multiple jurisdictions who train and operate
together as a county response unit, responding to calls for
assistance or pre-planned events. Michael was deployed, along
with the MIRT, to the G-20 Summit in Pittsburgh PA, September
2009.
Gonzales, Artie, PCI #141. Topeka Police Department
(Retired), Topeka, KS. Phone: 785-640-8034; E-mail:
[email protected]. Artie retired from the Topeka (KS) Police
Department in 2006, after 36 years of service. He assisted with
the development of the TPD Bike Unit, which was founded in
April 1993, and was assigned to the bike unit for the last 13 years
of his career. He joined IPMBA in 1993, and attended his first
conference in 1994. He was certified as an IPMBA Instructor in
1995 and has since taught at every conference. He served six
years on IPMBA’s Board of Directors, primarily as conference
coordinator. He has assisted in the development and
implementation of various bicycle-specific firearms training
sessions, including On the Street, Crash-Bang, and the course of
fire used for the IPMBA Public Safety Cyclist II Course.
Harris, Tom, EMSCI #030T/PCI #861T. East Baton Rouge
EMS, Baton Rouge, LA. Phone: 225-202-0794; E-mail:
[email protected]. Tom is the Special Operations Supervisor
for E. Baton Rouge Parish EMS, where he oversees special
teams, including the bike team and the tactical medical team. He
is also a deputy for the Livingston Parish Sheriffs Department,
where he is a member of the Special Response Team and River
Patrol. Tom has been an IPMBA member since 1996. He was
certified as an Instructor in 1999, and as an Instructor Trainer in
2009. He organized the 2007 IPMBA Conference, the first to be
hosted by an EMS agency. He was elected to the IPMBA Board
in 2010 and is currently serving as Conference Coordinator.
Hatcher, Robert, PCI #629/EMSCI #103. Delaware Police
Department, Delaware, OH. Phone: 740-203-1100 x 2162; Email: [email protected]. Robert is currently a patrol
officer with the Delaware City Police Department. He has been
assigned to the bike unit since 2000 and has been an IPMBA
Instructor since 2002. He serves as the department’s bike team
coordinator, bike instructor, and bike mechanic. He is also an
instructor for the League of American Bicyclists. He is currently
serving as vice president on the IPMBA Board of Directors.
Hildebrand, David, PCI #404T/EMSCI #118T. Denton Police
[email protected]. David has been a member
of IPMBA since 1999, an Instructor since 2000, and an Instructor
Trainer since 2004. He was a co-instructor for all three of the
Instructor Courses held in the UK and has taught at every
conference since 2000. He served on the IPMBA board from
2006-2012, including four years as president. He is currently
serving as Southside Area Patrol Commander and oversees the
department’s bicycle patrol program.
Hogancamp, Bernard, PCI #498. Homewood Police
Department (Retired), Homewood, IL. Phone: 708-768-2792;
E-mail: [email protected]. Sgt. Hogancamp retired after a 30year career with the Homewood Police Dept., having served in
many positions including field training officer, in-house
instructor, tactical officer, detective, detective supervisor, tactical
supervisor and training coordinator. He became an IPMBA
Police Cyclist in 1993 and an IPMBA Instructor in 2001 at the
IPMBA Conference in Cincinnati. He has been a conference
instructor since 2003, teaches a variety of subjects for Northeast
Multi-Regional Training (NEMRT), and has instructed at the
ILEETA conference. He currently serves as President on the
IPMBA Board of Directors.
Holte, Tony, PCI #1035. Saint Paul Police Department, Saint
Paul, MN. Phone: 612-616-2032; E-mail:
[email protected]. Tony has been with the Saint Paul Police
Department since 2001 and was certified as an IPMBA Instructor
in 2007. He and the other members of the cadre continue to
research and update the Bicycle Rapid Response Team that
SPPD utilized during the 2008 RNC. Tony is honored to be an
IPMBA Instructor and to teach his fellow police and EMS
cyclists.
Hudspeth, Mike, EMSCI #131. Guilford County EMS,
Greensboro, NC. Phone: 336-345-1260; E-mail:
[email protected]. Mike Hudspeth, NREMT-P, is
a Captain with Guilford County Emergency Services in
Greensboro, North Carolina. He has been involved in Emergency
Services since 1995 and began his career with Guilford County
in 1999. Mike has served as the team leader for BERT (Bicycle
Emergency Response Team) since the spring of 2000. The team
currently consists of 30 members and works a part-time schedule
of 110 events annually.
Jackson, Bruce, PCI #239. George Mason University Police
Department, Fairfax, VA. Phone: 703-623-9023; E-mail:
[email protected]. Bruce has been with the George Mason
University Police Department since 1989 and currently holds the
rank of sergeant. He co-founded the university bike patrol in
1991 and has been active in it ever since. He became an IPMBA
Instructor in 1997 and has taught IPMBA courses annually for
the past 15 years. He attended the 1993 and 2003 IPMBA
Conferences and taught at the 2011 IPMBA Conference. He
serves as his department’s training sergeant, specializing in
firearms and active shooter response.
Johnston, Mike, PCI #107. Utah’s Hogle Zoo/Univ of Utah
Police, Salt Lake City, UT. Phone: 801-554-6155; E-mail:
[email protected]. Mike helped develop the IPMBA PC
Advanced Course (and variations STARS and NOFATs) in
Moab, Utah. He is currently the security manager at Utah’s
Hogle Zoo and works as a police cyclist at the University of
Utah. He also coordinates police cyclist training at the Utah
Police Academy.
Kalomeris, Ron, PCI #1092/EMSCI #206. Englewood Police
Department, Englewood, NJ. Phone: 201-832-0211; E-mail:
[email protected]. Ron has been a police officer with
Englewood Police Department for 20 years. He has worked in
patrol as well as the Juvenile Bureau as a School Resource
Officer since 2005. He was certified as an IPMBA Police Cyclist
in 2007 and an IPMBA Instructor in 2008. He enjoys riding
motorcycles and his mountain bike.
McLaughlin, Gary, PCI #005T. Sacramento Police
Department (Retired), Sacramento, CA. Phone: 916-833-5366;
E-mail: [email protected]. Gary retired in 2012 after 33
years with the Sacramento Police Department, where he gained
22 years experience on bike patrol. He has taught at every
IPMBA conference since the first one in 1991 and has earned the
nickname, “king of the cones.” He helped develop the IPMBA
Advanced Police Cyclist Course and has taught a wide variety of
workshops, including off-road riding, team building, and night
operations. He is a past IPMBA board member and has taught
classes in Saipan, Guyana, and Kwajalein, among others.
Millican, David, PCI #1006. Denton Police Department,
Denton, TX. Phone: 940-391-1830; E-mail:
[email protected]. David has been with the
Denton Police Department for 13 years and on the bike team for
nine. He has completed the Police Cyclist, Public Safety Cyclist
II, NO-FATs, MOCC, and MMR-IPMBA Core Skills and
Scenarios Clinic. He was certified as an IPMBA Instructor in
2007. He is also a LASER and a TCLEOSE instructor and has
served as an FTO. He holds a BA in Biology from the
University of North Texas and attended paramedic school at
North Central Texas College. He has held certifications as a
paramedic, swift water rescue, and NASAR SAR Tech II. He
has also served on a volunteer search-and-rescue team in the
Dallas/Fort Worth area.
Nealy, Wren, EMSCI #154/PCI #860. Cypress Creek EMS/
Waller County Sheriffs Office, Spring, TX. Phone: 832-4213880; E-mail: [email protected]. Wren has 18 years
experience as a paramedic, police officer, tactical officer, and
tactical medic. He is the special operations director for Cypress
Creek EMS and Reserve Lieutenant, SWAT Assistant
Commander, and bike team leader for the Waller County Sheriffs
Office, where he founded the bike team in 2005. Wren has been
an IPMBA Police and EMS Cyclist Instructor since 2005,
working and teaching both disciplines. He holds instructor
certifications in POST, TASER, firearms, and specialty impact
munitions. He was elected to the IPMBA board in 2012 and
currently serves as secretary.
Noftz, Steve, PCI #593/EMSCI #184. O’Bleness Memorial
Hospital, Athens, OH. Phone: 740-707-2221; E-mail:
[email protected]. Steve Noftz, MPA, retired from the Ohio
University Police Department in 2012 after serving for 26 years
and supervising the bike patrol unit for 11 years. He is currently
employed by O’Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens as
Manager of Safety and Security. Steve has been a crisis
intervention team (CIT) officer for nine years and was a CIT
Officer of the Year for the State of Ohio in 2004. Steve received
awards from the American Red Cross and the Ohio State
Highway Patrol for his actions following a lightning strike in
2006 and was a Life-Saving Award recipient upon retirement.
Steve is an active member of the Hocking Valley Regional CISM
Team and the Athens County Suicide Prevention Coalition.
Parsons, Gregory, PCI #509T/EMSCI #160T. Leesburg
Police Department, Leesburg, VA. Phone: 540-454-6166; Email: [email protected]. Greg has 20 years law
enforcement experience, serving the US Army Military Police
and the Leesburg Police Department. He earned a degree in
Outdoor/Environmental Recreation from Springfield (MA)
College prior to becoming a police officer. He has been on bike
patrol for 12 years, attended the IPMBA Police Cyclist Course in
1999, was certified as an IPMBA Instructor in 2001, and
completed his IT practice teach in 2012. He has attended
multiple IPMBA Conferences and has taken the MOC and the
BRT. He is an avid cyclist and has conducted bike rodeos and
helmet checks in his community.
Prust, Murray, PCI #1045. Saint Paul Police Department,
Saint Paul, MN. Phone: 612-799-8331; E-mail:
[email protected]. Murray is a certified
International Krav Maga Federation Level 2 Law Enforcement
Instructor under Tamir Gilad of IKMF GIT. He has 14 years of
law enforcement experience and currently holds the rank of
Sergeant for the Saint Paul Police Department. . He has been a
bike patrol instructor since 2003 and an IPMBA Instructor since
2007. He is also a Sergeant on the Bicycle Rapid Response
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Team that responds to civil disorder, crowd control, natural
disasters, and other tactical situations.
Robinson, Gerard, EMSCI #177. London Ambulance Service,
West Drayton, Middlesex, London. Phone: 0779527324; Email: [email protected]. Gerard joined the London
Ambulance Service in 1983 and has been based at Heathrow
Airport since 1994. He has been instrumental in the
implementation of the 15-member Cycle Response Unit (CRU)
that patrols the world’s busiest airport, which serves 70 million
passengers per year. The Heathrow CRU deals with
approximately 450-480 calls per month for everything from
plasters (band-aids) to cardiac arrests. Gerard was the first cycle
responder at Heathrow in October 2004. He became an IPMBA
Instructor in 2005 and has continued delivering courses for the
London Ambulance Service and St John’s Ambulance Brigade,
also attending various IPMBA conferences representing Europe.
Summers, Charlie, PCI #512. Illinois State U. Police
Department, Normal, IL. Phone: 309-275-8735; E-mail:
[email protected]. Charlie is an 18-year veteran of the Illinois
State University Police Department, where he holds the rank of
sergeant. He has served as a bike officer for 15 years and an
IPMBA Instructor for 12 years. He is also a certified mountain
bike instructor for the International Mountain Bike Instructor
Certification (IMIC) program developed by two-time World
Masters downhill champion Shaums March. He currently serves
as industry liaison on the IPMBA Board of Directors.
Taylor, Jeff, EMSCI #156/PCI #925. Cypress Creek EMS/
Waller County Precinct 1 Constable, Spring, TX. Phone: 832444-5669; E-mail: [email protected]. Jeff has 22 years
experience as a paramedic, police officer, and tactical medic. He
is currently the Senior Operations Supervisor for Cypress Creek
EMS and a Reserve Deputy Constable for Waller County
Precinct 1. Jeff has been an IPMBA Instructor since 2005 and
enjoys teaching both disciplines. He is a founding member of the
CCEMS Bike Medic Response Team, which was created in
1996. In his spare time, he enjoys adventure racing and spending
time with his grandson.
Terhune, Gerrit, EMSCI #213. Richmond Ambulance
Authority, Richmond, VA. Phone: 804-439-0994; E-mail:
[email protected]. Gerrit “Bip” Terhune joined IPMBA in
2006, attended his first conference in 2007, was certified as an
IPMBA Instructor in 2008, and was instrumental in bringing the
2011 IPMBA Conference to Richmond, Virginia. He is currently
the coordinator and back-up mechanic for the RAA bike team,
which consists of 12 bikes and 25 IPMBA-trained team
members, all taught in-house. Bip is also an FTO and a sergeant
for RAA, and has assisted the Fredericksburg Volunteer Rescue
Squad and the City of Manassas Fire and Rescue in obtaining
IPMBA training.
Trujillo, Mitch, PCI #244T/EMSCI #248T. Boulder Police
Department, Boulder, CO. Phone: 303-870-0943; E-mail:
[email protected]. Mitch is a 20-year veteran of
the Boulder Police Department and has a total of 16 years
assigned to bike patrol. His collateral duties include Police
Training Officer, Defensive Tactics Instructor, and Police Bike
Instructor. Mitch holds IPMBA Instructor Trainer certification
#244T/248T and serves on the IPMBA Board as Education
Director. He volunteers for local bike events and engages in
cyclo-cross and single-speed mountain biking.
Wear, Michael, PCI #516T/EMSCI #059T. Metropolitan
Police Department, Washington, DC. Phone: 202-277-7897;
E-mail: [email protected]. Mike is a 22-year veteran of
the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington DC. He
was one of the first members of the MPD Mountain Bike Unit
in 1992 and was on the first Civil Disturbance Squad on July 4,
1995. In 1997, he became the first city-wide mountain bike
coordinator and training supervisor. He discovered IPMBA in
1998 and has been a dedicated member ever since. Employing
his experience and knowledge into the professional cycle
training offered by IPMBA enabled him to be certified as an
Instructor in 2001 and an Instructor Trainer in 2008. His motto
is, “Ride Hard, Ride Safe, and Thanks for Coming Out!”
White, Clarence, PCI #211T. Indianapolis Metropolitan
Police Department (Retired), Indianapolis, IN. Phone: 317918-7233; E-mail: [email protected]. Clarence retired from
the Indianapolis Police Department after 33.5 years of service.
While with the IPD, he proposed, formed, and commanded the
Downtown District Bicycle and Foot Patrol. He has been a
member of IPMBA since 1994, was certified as an instructor in
1996, and as an Instructor-Trainer in 2004.
Woods, Tom, PCI #010T/EMSCI #117T. Denton Police
[email protected]. Tom has been with the Denton
Police Department for 32 years. A former motorcycle road
racer, he turned to bicycles to lessen the severity of frequent
impacts with the ground. He started Denton’s bike unit in
1990. He is a founding member and past president of IPMBA
and a contributing author to the Complete Guide to Police
Cycling and the Complete Guide to Public Safety Cycling. He
taught and introduced the concept of police bike patrols in the
former Soviet Union, Rwanda, and the Republic of Georgia.
He is currently the DPD Special Operations Division
Commander. He is planning to teach the history of rock-androll when he retires.
Worm, Matthew, PCI #946/EMSCI #276. Omaha Police
Department, Omaha, NE. Phone: 402-680-0551; E-mail:
[email protected]. Matthew has been with the Omaha
Police Department for 13 years. He has been a certified
IPMBA Police Cyclist for eleven years and a certified IPMBA
Instructor since 2006. He is also a certified firearms and patrol
rifle instructor. Matthew currently works beat patrol in the
Northeast precinct and is coordinating administrative issues
involving the Omaha Police Bicycle Patrol program. In his
free time, Matthew loves to ride his mountain bike on any
available singletrack and his Salsa Veya on the gravel.
Zingarelli, Marc, EMSCI #179, SCI #002. Circleville Fire
Department, Circleville, OH. Phone: 614-395-7994; E-mail:
[email protected]. Marc is the founder of the
Circleville Fire Department Bike Patrol and has eight years
experience on bike duty. He was certified as an IPMBA
Instructor in 2006 and is one of the creators of the EMS Cyclist
II Course. He is a state-certified EMS instructor, a life member
of the Adventure Cycling Association, and is currently serving
as EMS Coordinator on the IPMBA Board. When not
recovering from injuries, he is always looking for an excuse to
get on a bike.
CALL FOR INSTRUCTORS AND WORKSHOP PROPOSALS
The 24th Annual IPMBA Conference will be held Friday, May 16-Friday, May 23, 2014, in Tampa, FL. Pre-conference courses
will be scheduled May 16-20, and the conference workshops will take place May 21-23. *NOTE NEW DAY PATTERN*
If you are an active, IPMBA-certified instructor and are interested in teaching at the conference or pre-conference, you must
submit a Call for Instructors and Workshops form, which will be available from the IPMBA office shortly after the 2013
IPMBA Conference.
You will be asked to outline your bicycling, work, and teaching experience, including non-bicycling-related expertise and/or
instructor certifications.
Instructors will be selected for the pre-conference training courses as well as the core conference workshops.
It’s easy – just follow these steps!
STEP ONE: Contact IPMBA HQ at [email protected] or 410-744-2400. Ask for a Call for Instructors and Workshops form.
(available after the 2013 conference).
STEP TWO: Select a Topic. Stop hoarding your in-service training ideas.
STEP THREE: Write your Proposal. Follow the guidelines carefully.
STEP FOUR: Submit your proposal to IPMBA HQ by June 30, 2013.
STEP FIVE: You will be notified of the Education Committee’s decision in early fall.
Note: Even if your workshop has been offered at past conferences, you must still submit the form. Past inclusion does not
guarantee future acceptance. If you wish to teach at the conference or pre-conference you must submit a form, even if you have
done so in the past. N o exceptions!
Guest Instructor Biographies
Boxrud, Gail. Krav Maga of Minneapolis, Minneapolis, MN.
Phone: 612-558-2284; E-mail: [email protected]. Gail
Boxrud is the director for Minnesota for the International Krav
Maga Federation (IKMF), which is based in Israel. She is
certified under the IKMF to teach civilians, law enforcement,
women and children. She has been training in Krav Maga for
more than nine years and teaching for nearly five years. She is
also a certified IPMBA Security Cyclist. Boxrud and her
partner, Dante Pastrano, developed a Krav Maga on Bicycles
program for civilians as well.
March, Shaums. Mad March Racing, Squamish, BC. Phone:
805-570-3330; E-mail: [email protected]. Shaums
March founded Mad March Racing (MMR) in 1998 with one
simple goal: to provide the best hands-on mountain bike
instruction available. For 10 years, MMR has improved the
skills of camp participants and developed a few national
champions along the way. Shaums started competing in BMX
races at age 12, but switched to mountain biking. In 1996, he
was crowned California State Champion, and in 1998, he
finished fourth place in the X Games Downhill event. He was
the fastest North American at the 2003 World Downhill
Championships, and finished second overall in the 2004 BC Cup
series. His skills took him not only to World Cup, but also
freeride events like the Red Bull Rampage and Red Bull Bike
Battle, where he earned third place.
Noftz, J.D., Ph.D., Brenda. Noftz Training and Consulting (NTACT), Athens, OH. Phone: 740-593-3401; E-mail:
[email protected]. Brenda served as Athens City Prosecutor for
four years before joining the Ohio University Police Department
as an investigator in 1986. While at OUPD, she supervised
patrol, investigations, special events, training, hiring, promotion
processes, community policing initiatives, and worked with
local, state, and federal agencies. She graduated from the Police
Executive Leadership College and Certified Law Enforcement
Executive Program, and has participated in assessment centers
and department reviews. Brenda left OUPD in 2002, having
attained the rank of Deputy Chief, transitioning to a career in
training and development, after spending the last five years at
OU in employee relations.
Pastrano, Dante. Krav Maga of Minneapolis, Minneapolis,
MN. Phone: 612-558-2284; E-mail: [email protected]. Dante
Pastrano is certified as an instructor for law enforcement under
the International Krav Maga Federation based in Israel. He
earned his teaching credentials in Montreal in August 2008. He
traveled to Israel to earn his law enforcement instructor
certification in May 2009, and again for advanced Krav Maga
training in May 2011. He is also a certified IPMBA Security
Cyclist.
Schurr, Tim. Ashland Bicycle Works, Ashland, OR. Phone:
541-482-3440; E-mail: [email protected]. Tim
Schurr offers a unique perspective of the bicycle industry from
over twenty years of involvement in bicycle retail, advocacy,
manufacturing and distribution. He has been a bike commuter
since his teens and first worked in a bike shop while attending
college in 1984. Tim has more than five years experience
teaching at United Bicycle Institute, has taught at the IPMBA
conference since 2004, and has attended three conferences as an
industry representative. He currently owns Ashland Bicycle
Works, a bike shop in Ashland, Oregon.
Board of Directors
PRESIDENT
Bernie Hogancamp
PCI #498
Homewood Police Department (Retired)
Homewood, Illinois
[email protected]
VICE PRESIDENT
Robert Hatcher
PCI #629/EMSCI #103
Delaware Police Department
Delaware, Ohio
[email protected]
SECRETARY
Wren Nealy
PCI #860/EMSCI #154
Cypress Creek EMS
Spring, Texas
[email protected]
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TREASURER
Kurt Feavel
PCI #539
U. of Wisconsin-Madison
Police Department (Retired)
Madison, Wisconsin
[email protected]
INDUSTRY LIAISON
Charlie Summers
PCI #512
Illinois State University
Police Department
Normal, Illinois
[email protected]
EDUCATION DIRECTOR
Mitch Trujillo
PCI #244T/EMSCI #248T
Boulder Police Department
Boulder, Colorado
[email protected]
EMS COORDINATOR
Marc Zingarelli
EMSCI #179/SCI#002
Circleville Fire Department
Circleville, Ohio
[email protected]
CONFERENCE COORDINATOR
Tom Harris
PCI #861T/EMSCI #030T
East Baton Rouge Parish EMS/
Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Department
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
[email protected]
MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR
James Englert
PCI #1081
Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office
Centennial, Colorado
[email protected]
Certificate of Attendance Form
23rd Annual IPMBA Conference & Product Exhibition
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Please Let Us Know
1. How did you hear about the conference?
Website
Email from ________ Ad (specify): ______________
IPMBA News
2012 Conference
Other (specify): ___________________
2. How did you register for the conference?
Online
Fax
Mail
3. Where did you get your registration form?
Website
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I don’t know
4. What form of payment did you use?
Check
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5. What conferences have you attended?
Baton Rouge
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6. How would you rank the conference overall? Please check:
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n order to obtain an official Certificate of Attendance for the 23rd Annual IPMBA Conference, you must
attend at least two workshops on both Thursday and Friday, unless you are attending one of the all-day
sessions. Please have the instructor of each workshop you attend initial and date the corresponding
workshop below. (If there are no initials, credit will not be given to you for that workshop.)
Please rate each workshop that you attended. (“1” = poor and “5” = excellent)
Date
Initials
Workshop Title
Rating
Date
Initials
Workshop Title
Rating
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
Intro to Bike Maintenance
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
Ask the Attorney: Legal Issues &
Liability Reduction
1 2 3 4 5
Krav Maga for Police Cyclists
1 2 3 4 5
Baton Rouge Bike Tour
1 2 3 4 5
Liquid Assets
1 2 3 4 5
Bike Unit Supervisors' Roundtable
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
Bike Use in Transit Police
Departments
MMR Skill Clinic: Advanced Technical
Riding
1 2 3 4 5
MMR Skill Clinic: Intermediate Technical
Riding
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
MMR Skill Clinic: Intro to Technical
Riding
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
Mountain Bike Use in Urban Search &
Rescue
Cone Course Construction for
Instructors
1 2 3 4 5
On the Street I: Firearms for Bike Officers 1 2 3 4 5
Continuous & Inservice Training with
Practical Exercises
1 2 3 4 5
On the Street II: Advanced Firearms for
Bike Officers
1 2 3 4 5
Dude, Where's My Bike?
1 2 3 4 5
PCI/SCI To EMSCI Transition Course
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
EMSCI to PCI/SCI Transition Course
1 2 3 4 5
So, You Want to Run Your Own Bike
School?
1 2 3 4 5
Event Planning & Threat Assessment
1 2 3 4 5
Stealth Tactics for Bike Patrol
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
Going Against The Grain
1 2 3 4 5
Urban Night Operations & Team Building
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
Using Bikes Effectively in Schools
Roundtable
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
Additional Comments:
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IPMBA Conference Survey
Complete and return to the Command Center by Friday, May 3, at 2:00pm in order to be eligible to win a free registration to
the 2014 IPMBA Conference in Tampa, Florida. Only one drawing entry per participant — no dupes or incomplete surveys
accepted! Prize drawings will take place at the post-competition dinner and awards ceremony.
Agency Name:
______________________________________
State____________ Country: ______________
Type of Agency
Police Department
Private EMS provider
Fire Department
University P.D.
Hospital Security
Private Security
Other: ____________________________
How did you hear about the conference?
(check all that apply)
IPMBA News
Email from IPMBA
www.ipmba.org
Previous conference
Fellow public safety cyclist
Postcard
Magazine ad
JEMS
EMS World
Law Enforcement Product News
Police Magazine
American Police Beat
Law Enforcement Technology
Website Banner Ad
EMSWorld.com
Officer.com
JEMS.com
Law Officer.com
Email from:
EMSWorld.com
Officer.com
Other: ____________________________
Is this your first conference?
Yes
No
How did you transport your bike?
I shipped my bike.
I brought my bike on the airplane with me.
I transported my bike with me by auto.
What is the primary reason you attend/
attended the IPMBA Conference?
Pre-Conference Course
Classroom Workshops
Networking
On-bike Workshops
Competition
Vendors
Other: _____________________________
How did the economic situation affect your
attendance? (Check all that apply)
Not at all
I had to pay my own way
I had to come on my own time
I came alone, not with other team members
I only came for the pre-conference or
conference, not both.
Other: _____________________________
Which are you more likely to be approved to
attend ?
Pre-Conference
Conference
Both
What is the ideal length for a pre-con course?
Two days
Three days
Four days
Five days
What kind of pre-conference training interests
you and/or your department?
________________________________________
Do you think the travel expenses to get to the
IPMBA Conference are too high, too low, or about
right?
Somewhat too high
Slightly too high
About right
Slightly too low
Somewhat too low
Much too low
I don’t know
Would you be willing to stay in college dorms to
save on expenses?
Yes
No
________________________________________
What workshop topics interest you and your
department?
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
When does your department establish its
training budget?
________________________________________
_____________________________
If you are interested in submitting a workshop,
provide your name, email address, and topic.
_______________________________________
How far in advance of the conference do you
need to submit your training request?
_________________________________
In addition to being a public safety cyclist, do
you ride recreationally?
Yes
No
How useful was your basic public safety cyclist
training to you?
Very
Moderately
Slightly
Not at all
How useful is additional or advanced public
safety cyclist training to you?
Very
Moderately
Slightly
Not at all
How important is public safety cyclist training
developed by IPMBA to you?
Very
Moderately
Slightly
Not at all
How useful is attending the IPMBA
Conference (the workshops) to you?
Very
Moderately
Slightly
Not at all
How useful is attending an IPMBA preconference (multi-day) training course to you?
Very
Moderately
Slightly
Not at all
How far would you travel to attend the IPMBA
Conference?
0-100 miles
100-500 miles
500-1000 miles
Any distance
Do you think the tuition/fees for the IPMBA
Pre-Conference and Conference are too high,
too low, or about right?
Somewhat too high
Slightly too high
About right
Slightly too low
Somewhat too low
Much too low
I don’t know
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Using a scale from 1-5 (5 is the highest rating),
please rate the following:
Pre-Con Course (if applicable) 1 2 3 4 5
Workshop Variety
1 2 3 4 5
Workshop Length
1 2 3 4 5
Quality of Instructors
1 2 3 4 5
Quality of Content
1 2 3 4 5
Hospitality of Host Agency
1 2 3 4 5
Organization of Events
1 2 3 4 5
Conference Program
1 2 3 4 5
Social Activities
1 2 3 4 5
Host Hotel
1 2 3 4 5
Host City
1 2 3 4 5
Off-Road Opportunities
1 2 3 4 5
Quality of Vendors
1 2 3 4 5
Variety of Vendors
1 2 3 4 5
Exhibit Hours
1 2 3 4 5
Conference Facility
1 2 3 4 5
How likely would you be to attend a conference in
each of the following locations? Please rate.
One = not at all likely; Five = very likely
Tampa FL
Asheville NC
Chandler AZ
Milwaukee WI
Delaware OH
Other
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
_____________________________________
Please complete the Bicycle
Operations Survey on the reverse.
Name: _____________________________________
Department: __________________________________________
Email Address: _____________________________
Phone Number: ________________________________________
Prize Drawing will take place at the Post-Competition Dinner on Friday, May 3. You need not be present to win.
IPMBA Bicycle Operations Survey
About Your Agency
About You
Agency Name: _________________________________________
Agency type (Check one):
Municipal PD
County PD
Sheriffs Office
State Police
Military Base
Academic Campus
Hospital
Shopping Mall
Fire Department
Hospital-based EMS
Private EMS
Private Security
Other: ___________________________________________
Gender:
M
Age:
18-25
36-40
Number of department members:
1-10
11-20
21-30
31-40
41-50
50+ ___
Are you currently on active bike duty, either full or part-time?
Yes
No
Do you have a dedicated bike unit?
Yes
No
Total number of full-time bike unit members:
1-3
4-6
7-9
10-12
13-15
16-18
19-20
20+ ___
Number of part-time members:
1-3
4-6
7-9
13-15
16-18
19-20
10-12
20+ ___
Number of reserve/auxiliary members:
1-3
4-6
7-9
10-12
13-15
16-18
19-20
20+ ___
Number of bike-trained personnel:
1-3
4-6
7-9
10-12
13-15
16-18
19-20
20+ ___
What is the approximate gender split of your bike personnel?
____% Male ___% Female
For what types of operations does your department use bikes?
(Check all that apply)
Routine patrol
Drug enforcement
Directed patrol (special problems, investigations, surveillance, etc.)
Specify: _______________________________
Community policing
Search & Rescue/Natural Disasters
Special events (concerts, festivals, sporting events, political rallies, public
speaking events, participatory events [runs, walks, bike races], parades)
Other: _____________________________
Where does your bike unit patrol?
Tourist area
Hiker-biker trail
Shopping district
Shopping malls
Rural area
Parks
Golf courses
Amusement park
Beaches
Race tracks
Low income housing district
Downtown business district
Suburban neighborhood
Other: _______________________________
In which months does your bike unit operate?
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
F
26-30
41-45
31-35
46+
Number of years in:
Law Enforcement:_____EMS: _______Security: _______
Number of years on bike duty: _______
Are you an active IPMBA Instructor?
Yes
No
If yes, on an average workweek, how many hours do you spend actually
patrolling on the bike?
1-5
6-10
11-15
16-20
21-25
26-30
31-35
36-40
40+
Percentage of those hours spent on night duty:
< 10%
10-20%
21-30%
31-40%
51-60%
61-70%
71-80%
81-90%
41-50%
91-100%
Percentage of those hours spent on day duty:
< 10%
10-20%
21-30%
31-40%
51-60%
61-70%
71-80%
81-90%
41-50%
91-100%
About Your Membership
How many years have you been an IPMBA member?
<1
1-2
3-4
5-6
6+
Not a member
If you are a member, who paid for your initial membership?
You
Department
Community
Other: ________________
If you are a member, who currently pays for your membership?
You
Department
Community
Other: ________________
What is the primary reason you joined IPMBA? (Check one)
For certification
To learn more about bike operations
For the benefits
To support IPMBA’s mission of promoting public safety cycling and
providing training/resources to public safety cyclists
Rate the benefits on a scale of 1 – 5,
One = not important; Five = very important:
Discounted conf. registration 1 2 3 4 5
Product Purchase Program
1 2 3 4 5
IPMBA News
1 2 3 4 5
Bicycling Magazine
1 2 3 4 5
Decals
1 2 3 4 5
IPMBA member listserves
1 2 3 4 5
Networking opportunities
1 2 3 4 5
What, in your opinion, is the most important member benefit?
(Check one)
Discounted conference registration
Product Purchase Program
IPMBA News
Bicycling magazine
Decals
IPMBA member listserves
Networking opportunities
Comments:
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
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Corporate Members
Support our Corporate Members
IPMBA proudly recognizes the following organizations for their continued
support and assistance to IPMBA and the profession of public safety cycling.
They have helped to ensure that we can continue our mission of providing
education, training, and resources for public safety cyclists worldwide.
Bicycle Patrol Outfitters
951-318-7341
[email protected]
www.police-bikes.com
Police Bike Store
309-797-9028
[email protected]
www.policebikestore.com
Convergent Cycling &
Performance Products
310-470-7300
[email protected]
www.convergentcycling.com
R & B Fabrications
800-553-1911
[email protected]
www.rbfab.com
EMS World
920-563-6388
www.emsworld.com
Safariland
909-923-7300
[email protected]
www.safariland.com
iFORCE Bicycles
724-431-2097
[email protected]
www.iforcebikes.com
Trail Rail
413-529-2530
[email protected]
www.trail-rail.com
800-832-0034
[email protected]
www.jblearning.com
Volcanic Bicycles
360-943-8613
[email protected]
www.volcanicbikes.com
Mocean
949-646-1701
[email protected]
www.mocean.net
Polar Bottle
303-440-0358
[email protected]
www.polarbottle.com
To become a corporate member, contact the IPMBA office at 410-744-2400 or [email protected].
No express or implied endorsements are being made by IPMBA for any product, service, program, or organization.
HOSPITALITY
214 Third Street
See page 15 for hours.
B & T’s
214 3rd St.
Fed Ex-Kinkos
5th & Florida
River Center
Belle of Baton
Rouge
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23rd Annual IPMBA Conference Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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