TCIC/NCIC Less Than Full Access

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CORRECTIONS.............................................................................................................. 3
INTERMEDIATE CORRECTIONS COURSES ………...………………………………..… 5
TELECOMMUNICATIONS .............................................................................................. 6
INTERMEDIATE TELECOMMUNICATIONS COURSES ………………………………….9
INSTRUCTOR COURSES ............................................................................................ 11
TCLEOSE MANDATED ................................................................................................ 12
INTERMEDIATE PEACE OFFICER .............................................................................. 15
SUPERVISION, LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT ……………………………………….18
PATROL ........................................................................................................................ 20
INVESTIGATIONS…………………………………………………………………………….22
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RIMINAL INVESTIGATOR CERTIFICATION PROGRAM.......................................... 25
TEXAS PEACE OFFICER CERTIFICATION TRAINING .............................................. 29
TEXAS SUPPLEMENTAL PEACE OFFICER ……………………………………………..32
COURSE ENROLLMENT FORM……………………………………………………………33
THE TEXAS SENTINAL NEWSLETTER..……….……… ……………………………......34
Enroll for classes either through the “Enroll On-line” links.
Or you can e-mail or fax the completed Registration Form on
Page 33.
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CORRECTIONS
Corrections Officer Certification
Date
Jun 4-22
8:30-5:30
Hours
100
Course & Class Location
Cost
Basic County Corrections Officer
$500 w/Agency
Kerr County Sheriff’s Dept.
$600 w/o Agency
400 Clearwater Paseo
Instructor/Staff
Kerrville, Texas 78028
For individuals not employed by an agency, the following documents are required
prior to beginning the class:
Entrance Exam
Background Check
Physical Exam
Drug Screen
Psychological Exam
For information on completing these requirements, enrolling, or to schedule an
entrance examination date, call the Academy at 210-362-5291.
More Information
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Date
Jul 16-Aug 1
8:30-5:30
Instructor C. Mann
Hours Course & Class Location
100
Basic County Corrections Officer
Academy
Cost
$500 w/Agency
$600 w/o Agency
For individuals not employed by an agency, the following documents are required
prior to beginning the class:
Entrance Exam
Background Check
Physical Exam
Drug Screen
Psychological Exam
For information on completing these requirements, enrolling, or to schedule an
entrance examination date, call the Academy at 210-362-5291.
More Information
Date
Jul 9-12
8:30-5:30
Instructor Lt.
Gonzales
Hours
32
Basic Jail Certification Course
For Sworn Peace Officers #1107
Academy
Cost
$150
New
This new course from TCLEOSE is for those individuals who are licensed peace
officers in the State of Texas and wish to acquire certification as a county
corrections officer or jailer.
Successful completion of the course by a qualified person allows the individual to
sit for the TCLEOSE Basic Jail Certification for Sworn PO State Exam.
Enroll on-line
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INTERMEDIATE
CORRECTION
OFFICER
Inmate Rights & Privileges
Date
Hours
Jun 5-6
16
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
Lt. Gonzales
Enroll on-line
Inmate Rights & Privileges #3502
Academy
Cost
$65
Use of Force in a Jail Setting
Date
Hours
June 20-21
16
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
Lt. Gonzales
Enroll on-line
Use of Force in Jail Setting #3504
Academy
Cost
$65
Spanish for Corrections Officers
Date
Jul 30-Aug 1
8:30-5:30
Instructor
C. Guerra
Hours
24
Intermediate Spanish for LE and Corrections
#2109
Balcones Heights PD
3300 Hillcrest Drive, San Antonio, TX 78201
(NW 410 & Fredericksburg RD.)
Cost
$85
Enroll on-line
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Telecommunications
Date
Aug 20-24
8:00-5:00
Hours
40
Basic Telecommunications
Certification Course #1013
Converse Police Department
402 South Seguin Rd.
Converse, Texas 78109
Cost
$250
Instructor/TJ Niemietz
Enroll on-line
TCIC/NCIC Less Than Full Access
Date
June 21
8:30-5:30
Hours
8
TCIC/NCIC
Less than Full Access #3807
Academy
First Floor Boardroom
Cost
$FREE
Instructor/Clif Harris
Enroll on-line
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Date
Aug 23
8:30-5:30
Hours
8
TCIC/NCIC
Academy
Cost
$FREE
Enroll on-line
Date
Aug 27
8:00-5:00
Hours
8
TCIC/NCIC
Cost
$FREE
Enroll on-line
TCIC/NCIC Full Access
Date
June 21-22
8:30-5:30
Hours
16
TCIC/NCIC
Full Access #3802
Academy
Cost
$FREE
Hours
16
TCIC/NCIC
Full Access #3802
Academy
Cost
$FREE
Enroll on-line
Date
Aug 23-24
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
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Date
Aug 27-28
8:00-5:00
Hours
16
TCIC/NCIC
Full Access #3802
Cost
$FREE
Enroll on-line
TDD/TTY
Date
Aug 2
1:00-5:00
Hours
4
TDD/TTY #3812
Cost
$FREE
Enroll on-line
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INTERMEDIATE
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
COURSES
Ethics for Telecommunicators/LE Ethics
Date
Hours
Jun 4
8
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
James Young
Enroll on-line
Ethics for Telecommunicators #3920
Academy
Cost
$50
Crisis Communications
Date
Hours
Jun 5-7
24
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
James Young
Enroll on-line
Crisis Communications #2120
Academy
Cost
$85
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Cultural Diversity
Date
July 7
SATURDAY
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
C. Guerra
Hours
8
Cultural Diversity for Police and
Telecommunicators #3939
Balcones Heights PD
3300 Hillcrest Drive, San Antonio, TX
78201 (NW 410 & Fredericksburg RD.)
Cost
$FREE
Intermediate Spanish for LE &
Telecommunicators #2109
Balcones Heights PD
Cost
$85
Enroll on-line
Spanish
Date
Jul 30-Aug 1
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
C. Guerra
Hours
24
Enroll on-line
TCIC/NCIC Full Access
Date
Jun 21-22
8:30-5:30
Hours
16
TCIC/NCIC
Full Access Operator #3802
Academy
Cost
$FREE
Enroll on-line
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INSTRUCTOR
COURSES
Instructor Certification
Date
Jun 18-22
8:30-5:30
Hours
40
Instructor/P. Blea
Enroll on-line
TCELOSE Basic Instructor
Certification #1014
Boerne Police Department
124 Old San Antonio Road
Boerne, Texas 78006
Cost
$250
Class is limited to 10 students
For the Basic Instructor Course, students are required to wear either
department dress uniform or Male-conservative dress slacks, collared shirt
with tie or business suit and Female-conservative slacks, dress or
business suit.
Per TCLEOSE rules, non-law enforcement personnel can attend the Basic
Instructor Course if they have at least a bachelor’s degree and have applied
with TCLEOSE for a civilian PID #. TCLEOSE: 512-936-7700.
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TCLEOSE
MANDATED
COURSES
Special Investigative Topics
Date
Hours
June 23
8
8:30-5:30
SATURDAY
Special Investigative
Topics #3232
Balcones Heights PD
Cost
$FREE
Instructor/C. Guerra
Enroll on-line
Special Investigative Topics is a mandatory course for “BASIC” certified peace
officers for the Sep 2009 – Aug 2013 training cycle. Intermediate certified peace
officers and above are no longer required to take this course.
Cultural Diversity
Date
July 7
8:30-5:30
SATURDAY
Hours
8
Cultural Diversity #3939
Balcones Heights PD
Cost
$FREE
Instructor/C.Guerra
Enroll on-line
Cultural Diversity is a mandatory course for “BASIC” certified peace officers for
the Sep 2009 – Aug 2013 training cycle. “Intermediate” certified peace officers
and above are no longer required to take this course.
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Crisis Intervention Training
Date
Jul 30-Aug 2
6:00p-10:00p
EVENINGS
Instructor
E. Saucedo
Hours
16
Intermediate Crisis Intervention
Training #3841
Academy
Cost
$FREE
Update Course #3843
Academy
Cost
$FREE
Enroll on-line
Date
Jun 18-19
6:00p-10:00p
EVENINGS
Instructor
E. Saucedo
Hours
8
Enroll on-line
Intermediate Crisis Intervention Training OR Crisis Intervention Training Update
are mandatory courses for “BASIC” certified peace officers for the Sep 2009 –
Aug 2013 training cycle. Intermediate certified peace officers and above are no
longer required to take these courses.
Legislative Updates
Date
June 19
8:30-12:30
Hours
4
Legislative Update #3182
Balcones Heights PD
Cost
$FREE
Enroll on-line
Date
Hours
Aug 4
4
8:30-12:30
SATURDAY
Legislative Update #3182
Balcones Heights PD
Cost
$FREE
Enroll on-line
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Human Trafficking
Date
Hours
June 25
8
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
Human Trafficking #3270
Balcones Heights PD
Cost
$FREE
Date
Hours
Aug 6
8
8:30-5:30
Instructor/R. Rodriguez
Enroll on-line
Balcones Heights PD
Cost
$FREE
Racial Profiling & Asset Forfeiture
Date
Hours
Jul 12
8
8:30-5:30
Instructor/M. Tokarski
Enroll on-line
Racial Profiling/Asset Forfeiture #3257
Academy
Cost
$50
Identity Theft Crimes #3277
Academy
Cost
$25
Identity Theft
Date
Hours
Jul 13
4
8:30-12:30
Enroll on-line
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INTERMEDIATE
PEACE OFFICER
Child Abuse
Date
Jun 6-8
8:30-5:30
Hours
24
Course
Intermediate Child Abuse
#2105
Live Oak Police Department
8022 Shin Oak Drive
San Antonio, Texas 78233
Cost
$75
Instructor A. Seamans
Enroll on-line
Crime Scene Search
Date
Hours
July 30-Aug 3
40
8:30-5:30
Instructor/T.Vitacco
Intermediate Crime Scene
Search #2106
8022 Shin Oak Drive
Cost
$250
Enroll on-line
Class is limited to 20 students.
This 40 hour class meets the TCLEOSE course requirements towards an
Intermediate Proficiency certification. This class also meets the requirements for
the AARLEA Criminal Investigator’s Certification.
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Date
Jul 30-Aug 2
6:00p-10:00p
EVENINGS
Instructor
E. Saucedo
Enroll on-line
Hours
16
Intermediate Crisis Intervention
Training #3841
Academy
Hours
24
Intermediate Spanish for LE, Corrections,
& Telecommunications #2109
Balcones Heights PD
Cost
$FREE
Spanish
Date
Jul 30-Aug 1
8:30-5:30
Instructor/C.
Guerra
Enroll on-line
Cost
$85
Human Trafficking
Date
June 25
8:30-5:30
Hours
8
Balcones Heights PD
Cost
$FREE
Enroll on-line
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Date
Aug 6
8:30-5:30
Hours
8
Balcones Heights PD
Cost
$FREE
Enroll on-line
Asset Forfeiture & Racial Profiling
Date
Jul 12
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
M. Tokarski
Enroll on-line
Hours
8
Asset Forfeiture/Racial Profiling #3257
Academy
Cost
$50
Identity Theft
Date
Hours
Jul 13
4
8:30-12:30
Enroll on-line
Identity Theft Crimes #3277
Academy
Cost
$25
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SUPERVISION,
LEADERSHIP &
MANAGEMENT
Field Training Officer
Date
Jun 20-22
Hours
24
Field Training Officer #3702
Academy
Cost
$85
8:30-5:30
Instructor Sgt. G. Merritt
Enroll on-line
New Supervisors
Date
Jul 18-20
8:30-5:30
Hours
24
New Supervisor’s #3737
8022 Shin Oak Drive
Cost
$85
Instructor Sgt. A. Seamans
Enroll on-line
Grant Writing Workshop
Date
Hours
Cost
July 20
8
Grant Writing Workshop #3755
$35
8:30-5:30
Academy
Instructor K. Hays
Enroll on-line
Learn the basics of applying for grants to support your agency’s programs.
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Budgetary Issues in Law Enforcement
Date
Jun19-20
Hours
8
6p-10p
Evening Class
Instructor M. Blackmer
Enroll on-line
Budgetary Issues in Law Enforcement
#3755
Academy
Cost
$35
Purpose of this course is to train those officers who will be involved with any part
of the budgetary process to better identify agency needs and to document and
articulate those needs for presentation to a governing body.
Basic Spreadsheet Applications for Police
Date
Hours
Jun 26
4
6p-10p
Evening Class
Instructor M. Blackmer
Enroll on-line
Basic Spreadsheet Applications for
Police #3854
Academy
Cost
$25
This course provides real world examples on how to define a need, create a
spreadsheet layout, enter data, and obtain data analysis in a spreadsheet format
for police-related applications.
Note: The Academy’s Law Enforcement Leadership Development Program is no
longer in existence. However, some of the courses that comprised the program
will still be offered at the Academy and are still reportable to TCLEOSE.
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PATROL
OC Spray
Date
May 29
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
Instructor/
L. Pearson
Hours
8
OC Spray Operator
Certification #3343
Balcones Heights PD
Cost
$50
Note: This is an exposure class. In order to be certified through AACOG,
students will have to be exposed to OC.
As a minimum, make sure to bring:
Clothes/shoes you do not mind getting dirty
A change of clothes
Two towels
We also recommend bringing a bottle of baby (no tears) shampoo, but this is not
required.
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ASP Baton
Date
June 26
8:30-5:30
Hours
8
Instructor/
T. Calucci
ASP Baton Operator
Certification #2053
Balcones Heights PD
Cost
$50
Enroll on-line
Radar
Date
Hours
Jun 11-12
16
830-530
Radar Operator Course #2054
Academy
Cost
$65
Enroll on-line
Students should bring their agency patrol car. Students are also asked to bring
their agency handheld RADAR if possible.
Date
Hours
Aug 7-10
16
6p-10p
NIGHT CLASS
Instructor/T. Brod
Radar Operator Course #2054
Academy
Cost
$65
Enroll on-line
This class is limited to 8 students.
Students should bring their agency patrol car. Students are also asked to bring
their agency handheld RADAR if possible.
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INVESTIGATIONS
Death Investigations
Date
Jun 22
8:30-5:30
Hours
8
Investigation of Suicide
#2020
8022 Shin Oak Drive
Cost
$50
Instructor/Sgt. A. Seamans
Enroll on-line
This course covers the motivations for and types of suicide, and covers
investigative techniques for investigating apparent suicide.
Date
Aug 17
Hours
8
8:30-5:30
Equivocal Death Investigations
#2020 (F.K.A. Basic Death)
8022 Shin Oak Drive
Cost
$50
Enroll on-line
This course examines death investigations and covers some practical techniques
to assist in ascertaining whether such investigations are homicide, suicide,
accidental death, or natural death.
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Crime Scene Investigations
Date
July 30-Aug 3
8:30-5:30
Hours
40
Instructor/T. Vitacco
Enroll on-line
Search #2106
8022 Shin Oak Drive
Cost
$250
Statement Analysis
Date
Hours
May 24-25 16
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
Statement Analysis # 3290
Academy
Cost
$60
This course is an introduction to the concepts, strategies, and techniques of using
written statement analysis as an investigative tool.
Date
Aug 30-31
8:30-5:30
Hours
16
Statement Analysis # 3290
8022 Shin Oak Drive
Cost
$60
Enroll on-line
This course is an introduction to the concepts, strategies, and techniques of using
written statement analysis as an investigative tool.
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Burglary & Insurance Fraud
Date
Hours
May 7-8
16
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
Burglary & Insurance Fraud #2013
Academy
Cost
$60
This course identifies methods for the investigation of the crime of burglary, and
assists the student in identifying the difference between an actual burglary and a
false report of burglary for the purposes of insurance fraud.
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CRIMINAL
INVESTIGATOR
CERTIFICATION
PROGRAM
The AACOG Criminal Investigator Certification Program is a comprehensive
program consisting of training in various skills expected of knowledgeable and
effective Criminal Investigators.
Whether you are currently a criminal investigator or looking to become one in the
future, the AACOG Criminal Investigator Certification Program will provide the
training and resources you need to confidently get the job done.
The program curriculum contains a total of eleven (11) criminal investigation
training courses. Upon completion of all eleven courses (see page 28 for listing),
a person may submit an application for a certificate of completion for the
program to the Academy (application is on page 28), along with copies of their
course certificates. All courses must have been completed through the AACOG
Regional Law Enforcement Academy (with the exception of the Intermediate
Crime Scene Search (min. 32 hours) and the SAFVIC course).
Applications and course certificate copies may be submitted via fax to Ms. Doris
Haby at 210-824-5881, or e-mailed to [email protected].
For questions or concerns about the Criminal Investigator Certification Program
please contact the Academy at 210-362-5291 or e-mail at [email protected] for
more information.
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CRIMINAL INVESTIGATOR
CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
CURRICULUM
Crime Scene Investigations
Date
July 30-Aug 3
8:30-5:30
Hours
40
Instructor/T. Vitacco
Enroll on-line
Search #2106
8022 Shin Oak Drive
Cost
$250
Sexual Assault & Family Violence Investigations
Date
Check
SAFVIC
website
Hours
24
Sexual Assault & Family
Violence Investigator’s Course #3264
Cost
$FREE
Check the SAFVIC web site at: http://www.safvic.org/schedule/list.asp for their
course schedule.
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Writing Search Warrant Affidavits & Execution
Date
Jul 26-27
8:30-5:30
Hours
16
Writing Search Warrant
Affidavits & Execution #3200
8022 Shin Oak Drive
Cost
$65
Enroll on-line
This course covers the legalities to obtain a search warrant, demonstrates the
completion of the affidavit for search, and proper search warrant execution.
Investigative Case Analysis & Presentation
Date
Aug 9-10
8:30-5:30
Hours
16
Investigative Case
Analysis & Presentation #3200
8022 Shin Oak Drive
Cost
$65
Enroll on-line
This course provides an overview of criminal investigations to include the
attributes of the criminal investigator and classification of evidence. It also covers
techniques for “packaging” a case for presentation to the prosecutor and court.
Burglary & Insurance Fraud Investigation
Date
Hours
May 7-8
16
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
Burglary & Insurance Fraud #2013
Academy
Cost
$60
This course identifies methods for the investigation of the crime of burglary, and
assists the student in identifying the difference between an actual burglary and a
false report of burglary for the purposes of insurance fraud.
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AACOG Regional Law Enforcement Academy
Criminal Investigator Certification Application
Academy Fax: 210-824-5881
[email protected]
Name: _________________________________________________________________
Last
Date of Birth:
First
MI.
__________________________
Month
Day
Year
Mailing Address: ______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
E-mail:
__________________________________
Phone:
__________________________________
Please submit all copies of course certificates with this application to the AACOG Regional Law
Enforcement Academy for review. Certificates can be e-mailed, faxed, or mailed with this application.
With the exception of Intermediate Crime Scene Investigation and the SAFVIC Course, all courses must
have been completed through the AACOG Regional Law Enforcement Academy.
-----------------------------------------------------OFFICE USE ONLY-----------------------------------------------------------_____ Intermediate Crime Scene Investigation (minimum 32 Hours)
_____ Basic Fingerprinting (8 Hours)
_____ Basic Crime Scene Photography/Video (16 Hours)
_____ Interview & Interrogation (8 Hours)
_____ Burglary & Insurance Fraud Investigation (16 Hours)
_____ Basic White Collar Crime (8 Hours)
_____ Sexual Assault & Family Violence Investigators Course (SAFVIC) (24 Hours)
_____ Equivocal Death (F.K.A. Basic Death) Investigation (8 Hours)
_____ Writing Search Warrant Affidavits & Execution (16 Hours)
_____ Investigative Case Analysis & Presentation (16 Hours)
_____ Courtroom Testimony for Investigators
(8 Hours)
Program Completion Date: _______________________
__________________________________________________________________
Academy Supervisor Signature
Date
Visit our law enforcement courses at www.aacog.com and click on
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BASIC PEACE
OFFICER LICENSING
COURSE
(Tell Your Friends!)
The Next Basic Peace Officer Class starts:
June 4th (Mon – Fri. 8:30a – 5:30p)
Step 1. Entrance / Written Exam Requirements
The written entrance exam is the first step in the application process. This exam is a
reading comprehension and basic math skills test. Applicants must score 70% or higher
to be eligible to receive an application packet.
In order to take the written entrance exam, applicants must bring copies of the following
documents the day of the exam:
High school diploma or GED
Member 4 Form/DD214 (if applicant has prior military experience)
Proof of auto liability insurance
Proof of citizenship (i.e., birth certificate or naturalization certificate)
Valid driver’s license
Payment in the amount of $35 is due at time of examination.
All applicants must meet the minimum standards of the Texas Commission on Law
Enforcement Officer Standards & Education (TCLEOSE) and the Academy.
The Basic Peace Officer Licensing Course at the Academy is over 850 training hours
(far above state minimum standards), and includes additional certifications in RADAR,
OC Spray, and Baton.
Tuition is $2,000 and includes books, training material, and use of Academy training
equipment, firearms, and vehicles.
There are additional expenses for uniforms, ammunition, applicant processing fees, and
other incidentals (approximately $550 over the length of the course).
The Academy accepts G.I. Bill and Post 9-11 G.I. Bill.
The Academy also offers a financial payment plan which divides the basic tuition into 4
equal payments of $500 in 45 day increments. First payment is due the first day of
class.
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Date
May 10
2p-4p
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Basic Peace Officer Entrance Exam
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
June 5
2p-4p
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
June 7
2p-4p
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
Jul 10
2p-4p
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
Jul 12
2p-4p
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
Aug 7
2p-4p
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
Aug 9
2p-4p
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
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TCLEOSE Testing Dates
The following test dates are for those people who have a valid testing
endorsement to sit for the TCLEOSE state exams (Either the Peace Officer,
Correction Officer, or Jailer for Sworn Peace Officer Exam).
Date
May 9
2p-5p
Hours
3
TCLEOSE State Exam
Peace Officer or Correction Officer
Academy
Cost
$25
TCLEOSE State Exam
Academy
Cost
$25
TCLEOSE State Exam
Academy
Cost
$25
TCLEOSE State Exam
Academy
Cost
$25
TCLEOSE State Exam
Academy
Cost
$25
Enroll on-line
Date
Jun 13
2p-5p
Hours
3
Enroll on-line
Date
July 11
2p-5p
Hours
3
Enroll on-line
Date
Aug 8
2p-5p
Hours
3
Enroll on-line
Date
Sep 12
2p-5p
Hours
3
Enroll on-line
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TEXAS PEACE OFFICER
CERTIFICATION
Texas Supplemental Peace Officer
Date
May 29-Jul 20
6:00p-10:00p
Hours
148
Instructor/Staff
Texas Supplemental
Peace Officer #1018
Cost
$600
Course includes the
20 Hour Reactivation Course
Academy
Former Texas Peace Officers, out of state peace officers, federal agents or officers and military
police desiring to become licensed peace officers in Texas will receive training in Texas law
and become eligible to take the state licensing exam upon completion of the course.
Non-prior Texas Peace Officers must contact TCLEOSE and apply for approval and assigning
of a PID# before attending this course.
DO NOT REGISTER ON-LINE. To enroll call 210-362-5291. A $100 (non-refundable)
registration fee is required to reserve a seat in the class. The registration fee will
be applied to course tuition when class commences.
TCLEOSE License Reactivation Preparation
Date
Jul 16-20
6:00p-10:00p
Hours
20
Texas Peace Officer
Reactivation Preparation #3150
Academy
Cost
$75
Instructor/Staff
This course is designed to prepare individuals to take the state exam. This course will be a
comprehensive review of learning objectives associated with the TCLEOSE state exam and
will include a final examination to determine readiness for state examination. It is
recommended that students have their TCLEOSE endorsement prior to enrollment in this
course.
DO NOT REGISTER ON-LINE. To enroll call 210-362-5291. A $50 (non-refundable)
registration fee is required to reserve a seat in the class. The registration fee will
be applied to course tuition when class commences.
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ALAMO AREA REGIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT ACADEMY
ENROLLMENT FORM
All enrollments require a TCLEOSE PID. Firearms & Tactical Courses require
copies of your peace officer license to accompany this enrollment form.
Students unable to attend a course after enrolling must notify the Academy in
advance of the course or risk being billed for the tuition.
Please Print or Type
Name:
Agency:
Day Phone:
PID#:
Course Date:
Course Code:
Course Name:
COPY OF TCLEOSE LICENSE ATTACHED:
(Yes)
Name:
(No)
(Not Required)
Agency:
Day Phone:
PID #:
Course Date:
Course Code:
Course Name:
(Yes)
Name:
(No)
(Not Required)
Agency:
Day Phone:
PID #:
Course Date:
Course Code:
Course Name:
Fax Registration To: A.A.R.L.E.A.
(210) 824-5881
Attn: Admin. Asst.
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Or Mail To: 8700 Tesoro, Suite 700
San Antonio, TX 78217
Or E-mail: [email protected]
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The Texas Sentinel
Newsletter
SAVE THE DATE!
In April 1972, the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and
Education (TCLEOSE) issued a training license to the Alamo Area Regional Law
Enforcement Academy. There will be a ceremony recognizing this milestone during
national police week.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR TUESDAY, MAY 15TH
A T 1 0 :0 0 A M
ALAMO AREA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
8700 TESORO DRIVE, FRONT ENTRANCE
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 78217
Activities include:
Guest of Honor/Key Note Speaker – State Senator Leticia Van De Putte.
Retired AACOG Executive Director Al J. Notzon III
Joint Law Enforcement Color Guard
Recognition of former Academy Directors, Coordinators, and Alumni
Food and Drinks
An open house with overview of the AACOG Law Enforcement Academy’s
Operations and the future of academy training in the region
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PEACE OFFICER –
THIS IS THE JOB THAT YOU CHOSE
By Lieutenant John Correu
This IS the life that you chose. People choose careers as a peace officer for
many reasons. Some people choose to become a police officer to make a positive
impact on the lives of others. Some choose this career field because they like the
adrenaline rush. Whatever the reason you choose to become a police officer, one thing
remains the same. You chose this job!
You may not have been aware at the time you made this decision, all of the
aspects of the job, such as the stress that you endure every day, lawsuits, and citizen
complaints. But you chose it, and more importantly, you continue to stay the course.
Why is this? A career in law enforcement like most other jobs gives you an option. You
can quit anytime you want.
Now, the question is what do you do, now that you have decided to stay? The
correct answer, and hopefully the one that you made or will make is to give your fellow
officers, the department, and the community that you serve the best that you have to
offer.
It always amazes me that when an officer comes out of the academy they always
have such a strong desire to help others and fight crime. Too often over a period of
time, one can see the dramatic shift in an officer’s performance. One would venture to
say that these individual officers did not become a police officer to do nothing.
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As an individual you must remember this is the job you chose. You chose the
good and the bad that comes with the job. When faced with adversity, tell yourself I
chose this job. I chose to tackle problems as they present themselves. One chooses to
make a difference in people’s lives and the community that they serve. Then do just
that.
Additionally, as a peace officer, when times become challenging, you must
remind those who work with you the same thing. This is the job you chose! So much of
your outlook on life has to do with the choices you make every day. Life is about
choices. If you make a bad decision, you will (eventually) be held accountable. These
daily choices you make affect the job you chose. You can choose to go to work mad
after a fight with your spouse. You can choose to become bitter after many years of
service with no obvious signs of reward. Or….you can choose to make a difference in
someone’s life each day. You represent the best society has to offer. Police work is one
of the noblest professions in existence. You embody all that is good in your quest to
eliminate evil. You protect the innocent. You help the needy. You are a professional and
what an honor it is to serve. And to think, you chose this job.
Lt. John Correu is currently on military assignment overseas. All of us at the Academy wish him a speedy
and safe return home.
AACOG LAW ENFORCEMENT JOB FAIR IN MAY
The Academy will be hosting a peace officer job fair at our offices at 8700 Tesoro Drive,
in San Antonio on Wednesday, May 23rd (9:00a – 11:00a). The job fair applicant pool
will include cadets from class 2011 C and 2011 D.
Agency recruiters looking for eligible applicants can contact Academy Supervisor Mike
Davis at 210-362-5272 or [email protected] to reserve their spot. There is no
charge for agencies or attendees. This is a free community service provided by the
Academy.
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The Alamo Area Regional
Law Enforcement Academy
A History of Service
Serving the Men and Women
of Law Enforcement since 1972
CHECKOUT OUR FREE TRAINING
From time to time the Academy is able to provide classes at no cost. These courses
will have “FREE” listed under the cost section. We encourage all our peace officers,
correction officers, and telecommunication specialists to take advantage of these
training opportunities while they last.
Regards,
Richard D. Bryan
Academy Coordinator
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SOME INTERESTING ACADEMY FACTS
The AACOG Regional Law Enforcement Academy has consistently had a first
time pass rate of over 90% for the Basic Peace Officer State Exam for many
years. For 2009 -2011, the average first time pass rate was over 95%.
The AACOG Regional Law Enforcement Academy’s first time pass rate for the
Basic Correction Officer Exam for 2009 - 2011 was over 96%.
AACOG is one of the only council of governments in Texas with a law
enforcement academy. Most of the twenty-four (24) council of governments in
Texas do not have their own academy.
AACOG’s Basic Peace Officer Program consistently trains above the minimum
standards of TCLEOSE, and cadets who graduate, do so with additional
certifications in Baton, OC Spray, RADAR, and TASER.
The AACOG Regional Law Enforcement Academy has existed in four locations
in its forty year history.
o
o
o
o
San Antonio College
University of Texas San Antonio (UTSA)
San Antonio Police Academy
8700 Tesoro Drive – Tesoro Building (Current Location)
For the TCLEOSE training cycle Sep 2009 – Aug 2011, the AACOG Regional
Law Enforcement Academy reported over a quarter of a million TCLEOSE
training hours for its twelve county regional area which has over 7,000 state
certified peace officers.
AACOG has trained thousands of peace officers over the years; including officers
from all over the State of Texas and the United States. In 2009, adjunct
instructors for the Academy were flown to the American Samoa Islands by the
American Samoa Department of Public Safety to provide certification training to
their police officers in criminal investigations.
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DID YOU KNOW?
Many in the law enforcement community only know of AACOG for the law enforcement
academy, but AACOG is actually much more.
Established in 1967, AACOG is a voluntary association of local governments and
organizations that serves its members through planning, information, and coordination
activities.
The twelve counties AACOG services are Atascosa, Bandera, Bexar, Comal, Frio,
Gillespie, Guadalupe, Karnes, Kendall, Kerr, Medina, and Wilson.
AACOG provides direct technical assistance to member governments in planning
functions, preparation of applications, and administration of programs. Support is
provided through local dues, state appropriations, state and federal grants matched by
local monies, and other funds.
The law enforcement academy is part of AACOG’s Public Safety Division that includes
a Criminal Justice Department, Homeland Security, and the 9-1-1 Program.
Other divisions of AACOG include:
The AACOG Regional Data Center
Alamo Workforce
Alamo and Bexar Area Agencies on Aging
Alamo Local Authority for Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Alamo Regional Transit
AACOG Regional Services (Economic & Community Development, Leadership
Development, and Weatherization Assistance Program)
AACOG Housing Choice Voucher Program
AACOG Natural Resources
Check out our website at www.aacog.com for more information.
“MEETING REGIONAL CHALLENGES AND CREATING REGIONAL STRENGTHS”
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