Fall 2014 Police Academy Training Catalog

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Bergen County Department of Public Safety
Division of Public Safety Education
Law & Public Safety Institute
281 Campgaw Road, Mahwah, NJ 07430
Telephone: (201) 785-6000 Fax: (201) 785-6015
www.bclpsi.net
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MICROSOFT
Fall 2014
Police Academy
Training Catalog
PROUD SUPPORTERS OF THE BERGEN COUNTY
LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY INSTITUTE
2014 President – Chief James Batelli
Immediate Past President – Chief Donald V. Keane
Mission of the Bergen County Police Chiefs Association
To secure a closer official and personal relationship among police
officials in the County of Bergen; to secure unity of action in police
matters; to elevate the standards of police institutions; to strive for
advancement among all lines that pertain to the prevention and to
the detection of crime and the promotion of police efficiency in
general.
www.bergencountypolicechiefs.org
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BERGEN COUNTY LAW & PUBLIC SAFETY
INSTITUTE
Police, Fire & EMS Academies
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Administrative Staff
Peter Hodge, Director ............................................................. 785-5702
Robert Peacock, Executive Assistant to Director .................. 785-5703
Evelyn Powell, Assistant to Director ..................................... 785-5704
Police Training and Education
Lt. Michel Devine, Officer-In-Charge – [email protected] .... 785-5720
Lt. Frank Carrafiello, Range Master ..................................... 785-5724
Sgt. Chuck Silverstein, Training Advisor .............................. 785-5721
P.O. Scott Williams, Range Master........................................ 785-5723
P.O. Jason Trignano, Training Advisor ................................. 785-5722
Lynn St. Thomas, In-Service Police Training........................ 785-5726
Basic Police FAX ..................................................................... 785-6015
In-Service Police FAX ............................................................. 785-6015
If you would like to the email notifications sent out by the academy regarding
training. Send an email to [email protected] you must send it from your
work email account.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Course
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Course Title
Days
Start
Date
Limit
Page
110
Basic Police Training Class #114
1/23/15
6
110
Basic Police Training Class #115
7/24/15
6
109
Basic County Corrections Officer Training Course
T.B.A.
7
130
Class 1B Special Law Enforcement Officer
31
9/2/14
8
911
40-Hour Basic Telecommunicator Course
5
9/8/14
20
9
911
40-Hour Basic Telecommunicator Course
5
11/3/14
20
9
911
32-Hour Emergency Medical Dispatcher + CPR
9/15/14
20
10
911
32-Hour Emergency Medical Dispatcher + CPR
11/10/14
20
10
318
Bicycle Patrol
4
or 5
4
or 5
5
9/22/14
15
11
441
Bomb/IED Awareness
1
9/3/14
12
Cop 2 Cop Suicide Prevention Training
1
10/14/14
13
260
Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS)
2
9/22/14
24
14
260
2
11/17/14
24
14
260
2
12/8/14
24
14
334
Document Fraud for Law Enforcement
1
10/8/14
25
15
042
Driver Safety (Cumulative Skills Driving Course)
1
10/10/14
10
16
042
1
10/17/14
10
16
042
1
10/24/14
10
16
042
1
11/7/14
10
16
321
Field Training Officer (FTO) Program
2
9/23/14
412
Fingerprint Basic
5
12/1/14
335
ICS-400
2
10/15/14
18
345
Mandatory In-Service Training Compliance
1
10/7/14
19
345
1
11/6/14
19
345
1
12/4/14
19
823
2
10/1/14
8
20
305
Maryland State Police Basic Police Motorcycle
Operations/Recertification
Matron Training
1
11/14/14
20
20
151
Methods of Instruction
6
9/30/14
15
21
313
School Crossing Guard
1/2
8/15/14
22
313
School Crossing Guard
1/2
9/12/14
22
4
17
20
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Course Title
Start
Date
Days
COURSES OFFERED BY OUTSIDE VENDORS
Proactive Police Supervision
3
10/14/14
Firearms Laws & Application Training Course
1
10/20/14
OPRA for Practitioners
1
10/23/14
PREP: Police Response Enhancement Program
1
Advanced Criminal Investigations (FBI)
5
9/8/14
Crisis Negotiations (FBI)
5
12/8/14
New Jersey State Police Alcohol Drug Testing Unit
Courses
FBI Virtual Academy
Physical Agility Entrance Requirements for NJ
Police Academies
NJ LEARN ONLINE TRAINING
Hotel Accommodations
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BASIC POLICE TRAINING CLASSES
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#110 BASIC POLICE TRAINING CLASS 114
22 Weeks
Orientation –
First Day of Class –
Graduation –
Friday, January 23, 2015
Monday, January 26, 2015
Friday June 19, 2015
We offer a training course designed for the newly appointed police officer in accordance with the
Police Training Act (52:17B-66 et seq.) and approved by the Police Training Commission,
Department of Law and Public Safety and The State of New Jersey. Contents include the
subjects of Professional Development, Criminal Justice System, Police Community Relations,
Criminal Law, Legal requirements of Arrest – Search and Seizure, Evidence and Use of Force,
Communications, Vehicle Operations, Emergency Medical Care, Unarmed Defense, Patrol
Concepts, Traffic Control, Criminal Investigations and Physical Conditioning.
Prerequisite: Pursuant to P.T.C. Rule N.J.A.C. 13:1-8.1, a background investigation, a medical
evaluation with clearance and the requisite agency training prior to graduation for
all trainees enrolled.
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Occupational Medical Center doctor’s medical certification, including a Bruce Protocol
Stress Test, is required of all applicants. Contact Occupational Medical Center in
Hackensack at (201) 336-8686 for a medical examination/stress test appointment. Last
day of appointments is January14th.
A pre-assessment physical fitness test will be given on Tuesday, January 7th at
9AM.
Periodic drug screening of all recruit officers is conducted during the program.
Confirmation of substance abuse will result in immediate dismissal.
Valid New Jersey Driver’s License is required.
Any agencies interested in hiring may send an e-mail to Lt. Devine at
[email protected] to receive a recruit information packet.
PROGRAM COST:
$1,350.00
Basic Police Training Class # 115 - tentative
Orientation Day –
Friday July 24, 2015
Graduation Friday December 18, 2015
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#109 BASIC COUNTY CORRECTIONS OFFICER TRAINING COURSE
16 Weeks
T.B.A.
New Jersey Training Commission Mandatory Basic County Corrections Officer Training. F.B.I.
clearance forms are required. Each trainee is required to undergo a complete medical
examination and Bruce Protocol 100% Maximal HR Stress test at the Center for Occupational
Medicine in Hackensack. THIS IS THE ONLY ACCEPTABLE MEDICAL/STRESS TEST
SCREENING FOR THE ACADEMY. For scheduling, call the Center at (201) 336-8686. We
strongly suggest that you schedule the exam as early as possible (the fee for this exam is
$539.00). Results of the medical examination and stress test must be submitted at least 30
days prior to orientation. Periodic drug screening of all recruit officers is conducted during the
program. Confirmation of drugs in a recruit’s urine will result in immediate dismissal. Recruits
must bring 500 rounds of service ammunition and 20 rounds of buckshot. Early enrollment in
this course is strongly recommended to reserve a place for your officer(s). For further
information, call the Academy and request an enrollment packet: (201) 785-6029.
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CCI Blazer (aluminum case) ammunition is not acceptable. Out-of-County students
must bring at least 800 rounds of factory wad cutter (.38) or ball ammunition (9mm).
PROGRAM COST:
Bergen County $0.00
Out-of-County $950.00
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*PLEASE NOTE NEW NIGHTS FOR THIS CLASS
#130 CLASS 1B SPECIAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
31 Days
September 2 – November 20, 2014
Tuesday & Thursday Nights
Attire: Uniform / Professional
No Class Limit
Class Minimum 20
All classes will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the evening from 7:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M.
at the Academy. This course is designed for Special Law Enforcement Officers (SLEO), 1B.
This course will only be held with a minimum of 20 students. Enrollment can only be accepted if
the following conditions have been met:
*Local ordinance establishing the position of Special Officer.
*Appointment of the individual by local resolution.
*Residence within the state during term.
*Possession of High School diploma or equivalent.
*Good knowledge of English, both spoken and written.
*Completion of background investigation and filing of fingerprints with F.B.I. and N.J.S.P.
*Medical release and psychological evaluation, as required by N.J. SLEO Act.
The above requirements were established by ACT concerning appointments of SLEO 40A: 14118, and effective as of October 1, 1986. Upon completion of course, graduates are certified
SLEO Class 1B and are authorized to perform traffic and spectator control or similar duties, and
are authorized to issue summonses for disorderly persons offenses, local ordinances, and Title
39 violations.
All students must bring to class:
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Copy of the Local Ordinance showing appointment of the individual to the position of
Special Officer. The appointment date must be prior to the start of the class. The
appointment may be for a period of 4 months or 1 year (40A:14-146.14(a)).
A copy of the resolution must be brought to the first night of class.
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Title 2C New Jersey Criminal Code Book (years 2010- 2011-2012 are acceptable)
Title 39 New Jersey Motor Vehicle Traffic Law Book (2010 -11 or 12 are acceptable)
ASP Tactical Baton or department issued baton (will be told when to bring to class)
Notebook for note-taking in class, and at least two #2 pencils and a black ink pen
PROGRAM COST:
Bergen County $0.00
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IN-SERVICE POLICE TRAINING COURSES
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#911 9-1-1 TRAINING
NOTE: BOTH THE 40-HOUR BASIC TELECOMMUNICATOR COURSE AND THE
EMERGENCY MEDICAL DISPATCHER COURSE ARE REQUIRED OF ALL
CALL TAKERS.
BASIC EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER (40-HOURS)
(8:30 AM – 4:30 PM)
5 Days
September 8 – 12, 2014
November 3 – 7, 2014
Class Limit 20
* PLEASE NOTE: There is an $80.00 text fee for every student. A check/voucher in the
amount of $80.00 is required on the first day of class for Bergen County students. Out-ofCounty and civilian students must also bring a check/voucher on the first day of the course for
the $175.00 fee, as well as the $80.00 book fee. PLEASE BRING CHECK OR MONEY
ORDER – NO CASH OR CREDIT CARDS.
PROGRAM COST:
Bergen County $0.00
Out-of-County & Civilians $175.00
(The Bergen County charge of $0 refers to students who are registered by a Bergen County
Police Department, Fire Department, or Ambulance Corps.) Students registering themselves,
even if they live in Bergen County, are considered “Out-of-County”.
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EMERGENCY MEDICAL DISPATCH/NHTSA (32 HOURS)
PLUS ONE-DAY CPR
(8:30 AM – 4:30 PM)
4 or 5 Days
September 15 – 18, 2014 (CPR September 19, 2014)
November 10 – 13, 2014 (CPR November 14, 2014)
Class Limit 20
This course is the state mandated 32-Hour Emergency Medical Dispatch Program. The course
is designed to provide police officers and dispatchers with the necessary information to function
as an EMD.
One day is being added for those individuals who do not have their
CPR certification, which is a pre-requisite for passing this course.
Those who have a valid CPR card do not have to attend day 5 of the
course. THERE IS A $5.00 FEE FOR THE CPR CARD WHICH MUST
BE PAID THE DAY OF THE CLASS. THIS FEE IS FOR THE
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION BLS FOR THE HEALTHCARE
PROVIDER.
Requirements: Successful completion of a 40-Hour Basic Telecommunicator Course. All
students are required to bring with them on the first day of class: a copy
of their 40-hour Basic Telecommunicator Certificate and a valid CPR
Card issued by the American Heart Association or American Red Cross.
Out-of-County and civilian students must bring a check/voucher on the first day of the course for
the $140.00 fee. PLEASE BRING CHECK OR MONEY ORDER – NO CASH OR CREDIT
CARDS.
PROGRAM COST:
Bergen County $0.00
Out-of-County & Civilians $140.00
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#318 BICYCLE PATROL
5 Days
September 22 - 26, 2014
Class Limit 15
This in-depth, 40-hour course will provide training to officers involved or who would like to
become involved in a Bicycle Patrol Unit. Students will learn riding skills and defensive
techniques, and will become familiar with basic bicycle maintenance. The course provides
emphasis on public relations, crime prevention, intelligence gathering, and selective
enforcement.
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT: Appropriate mountain bicycle, approved (ANSI and/or SNELL)
bicycle helmet, shatter-resistant eye protection, bicycle gloves, water bottle.
PLEASE NOTE:
There is a $25.00 certification and manual fee for all students. A
check or voucher must be submitted with application in order to
receive confirmation.
PROGRAM COST:
Bergen County $ 0.00
Out-Of-County $175.00
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Bergen County Police Bomb Squad &
FBI Hazardous Devices Operations Center
Training Announcement – Bomb/IED Awareness
Date:
Time:
Location:
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
0830 – 1630
Bergen County Law & Public Safety Institute, Mahwah
Improvised explosives and improvised explosive devices have been used by criminals and
terrorists for many years. With advances in science and technology and the use of the internet
to share information, the threat posed by the use of explosives and improvised explosive
devices is increasing, especially for first responders. This is an awareness level training course
aimed at enhancing officer safety. There will be a classroom presentation in the morning. The
afternoon will include a practical exercise and a live-fire demonstration at the firing range
(weather permitting). Eye and ear protection is required.
Topics include:
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Bomb Squad Overview
Explosives
Homemade explosives
Fireworks
Military Ordnance
Suicide bombers
Improvised Explosive Devices
PROGRAM COST:
12
Suspicious Packages
Threat assessment
Weapons of Mass Destruction
Bomb Threats
Post-blast response
Patrol response / SOP guidance
Bombs and Bullets
Out-of-County $ 0.00
Mental Health Awareness Training Day
262 HELP / NJ Mental Health Screening Laws Review
262 HELP of Bergen Regional Medical Center will provide an understanding and
guidance of the NJ Mental Health Screening Laws (N.J.S.A. 30:4-27). These screeners
will assist law enforcement in gaining screening to those who need it.
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Suicide Prevention Training
“It takes courage to help others…. It takes more courage to ask for help”
Law enforcement officers are at high risk of suicide. In fact, every officer has or will
probably be touched by the suicide of someone he or she knows who works in the same
department or a sister department. This workshop provides an overview of suicide
myths and facts, various aspects of biological, historical and psychological
vulnerabilities. Topics also discussed are critical incident stress, warning signs,
behavioral and situational cues, and prevention / intervention techniques.
Since 2000, Cop2Cop has answered more than 29,000 calls and averted more than 187
potential suicides. In addition, Cop2Cop, which has evolved from a 24/7 helpline to
include a variety of support and training programs, has trained more than 12,000 New
Jersey law enforcement officers in suicide prevention and gained recognition within New
Jersey and beyond as a “best practice” to help struggling officers in law enforcement.
This training is conducted by: Cherie Castellano, director of Cop 2 Cop, and the
Cop2Cop team.
Date: Tuesday October 14, 2014
Time: 9:00 am to 1:00 (4 hour presentation)
Class Size: Unlimited
Cost: No Cost
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#260 CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION SYSTEM (CJIS)
2 Days
September 22 – 23, 2014
November 17 – 18, 2014
December 8 – 9, 2014
Class Limit 24
A comprehensive 2-day training course covering various aspects of the Criminal Justice
Information System involved in Federal, State and Bergen County law enforcement. This
“hands-on” course is geared to police officers, supervisors and dispatchers that require a
familiarity with the function of the criminal justice information systems. Training areas include
NCIC 2000 System, as well as National Crime Information Computer (NCIC) files, New Jersey
DMV files, NJ Automated Traffic and Complaint Systems, (A.T.S. / A.C.S.), National Law
Enforcement Teletype Systems (NLETS), NJ Law Enforcement Teletype System (NJLETS), NJ
Wanted Persons System (NJWPS), NJ Criminal Case History (CCH) and the Interstate
Identification Index (I.I.I.). Course includes basic applications of how and when to enter, modify,
clear, cancel, and locate records applicable to each system as well as the laws and regulations
for the use and dissemination of the information obtained.
REQUIREMENT: Each student must have working individual logons/passwords for the
above systems assigned by their department TAC officer prior to attendance in the class.
PROGRAM COST:
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#334 DOCUMENT FRAUD FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT
1 Day
October 8, 2014
Class Limit 25
This unit provides training seminars for various federal, state and local law enforcement
agencies. Instruction will include a general course in document fraud (driver licenses, green
cards, social security cards).
***THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED FOR FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ONLY***
This training is conducted by the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission.
PROGRAM COST:
Bergen County $0.00
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#042 DRIVER SAFETY (CUMULATIVE SKILLS DRIVING COURSE)
1 Day
October 10, 2014
October 17, 2014
October 24, 2014
November 7, 2014
Class Limit 10
(THESE CLASSES WILL BE HELD “RAIN OR SHINE”)
Today’s officers are driving in more highly congested areas, where they experience more
challenges than ever before, thus increasing the likelihood of involvement in an on-duty crash.
The Cumulative Skills Driving Course, a hybrid of the Police Training Commission’s mandated
recruit training, has been designed to provide both the veteran and new police officer with
practical, behind-the-wheel driver training.
Officers who attend this training will:
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Learn, through practical driving exercises, some personal, physical, mental and
vehicular limitations regarding the operation of fleet police vehicles.
Drive a cumulative skills course designed to gauge their understanding of the
driving task.
Understand the operational aspects of occupational restraint systems and
advanced braking systems.
Acquire new driving strategies which will help the officer survive an impending
crash through conscious maneuvering of his or her vehicle.
This course is taught by a retired Bergen County municipal police officer, who is a certified
Senior Vehicle Operations Instructor for the Police Training Commission, and has over 20 years
of experience instructing police officers.
ALL STUDENTS MUST BRING A DEPARTMENT POLICE VEHICLE AND NO MORE THAN
TWO STUDENTS PER VEHICLE.
PROGRAM COST:
Bergen County $0.00
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#321 FIELD TRAINING OFFICER (FTO) PROGRAM
2 Days
September 23 – 24, 2014
The future of your police department can be significantly impacted by your Field Training Officer
Program. The field training officer is a vital link to a new officer’s successful career. Set a good
example early for your new officers to emulate. A properly trained FTO can help avoid future
performance and legal issues.
PROGRAM COST:
Bergen County $0.00
#412 FINGERPRINT BASIC
5 Days
December 1 - 5, 2014
Class Limit 20
This course provides the officer with a complete knowledge of the entire Henry Fingerprinting
Classification System. The officer develops a skill level that will enable the officer to take,
identify and completely classify according to the Henry and NCIC Systems and AFIS blocking.
For a certificate, the student must pass both a written and practical examination.
PROGRAM COST:
Bergen County $0.00
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#335 ICS-400
2 Days
October 15 - 16, 2014
This course provides training on and resources for personnel who require advanced application
of the Incident Command System (ICS).
WHO SHOULD ATTEND: The target audience for this course includes CHIEFS AND DEPUTY
CHIEFS who are expected to perform in a management capacity at an incident or event. This
includes individuals who may serve as Incident Commanders or as members of the Command
or General Staff, Area Command, or multi-agency coordination entity/Emergency Operations
Center (EOC) management.
PREREQUISITE: Completion of ICS-300
PROGRAM COST:
Bergen County $0.00
Out-of-County 70.00
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#345 MANDATORY IN-SERVICE TRAINING COMPLIANCE
This eight (8) hour block of training will assist the officer / agency with compliance in the annual
in-service training requirements as directed by the New Jersey Attorney General.
Domestic Violence – N.J.S.A 2C:25-20 requires annual in-service training for at least 4 hours.
Hazardous Materials Refresher Training – Under 29 C.F.R. 1910.120(q)(6) those officers who
participate or are expected to participate in an emergency response to a hazardous materials
situation must receive annual in-service training.
Bloodborne Pathogens Training - Under 29 C.F.R. 1910.1030 OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens
Standard and review of three most common bloodborne pathogens placing law enforcement at
risk: Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and HIV.
Class Times:
Tuesday October 7, 2014
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Thursday November 6, 2014
9:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Thursday December 4, 2014
9:00am – 5:00 pm
Class Limit:
No Class Limit
Attire:
Uniform / Professional
Cost:
Bergen County – No cost
Out of County - $35
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#823 MARYLAND STATE POLICE
BASIC POLICE MOTORCYCLE OPERATIONS/RECERTIFICATION
2 Days
Wednesday, October 1, 2014 & Thursday, October 2, 2014
Class Limit 8
Wednesday class: 8:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M. *** Thursday class: 1:00 P.M. until complete
This program is structured for officers currently holding, and intending to maintain MSP Basic
MC Operations certification. Must be taken semi-annually and requires attendance for 16 hours
(two days), one mandatory session and one optional session. Any new program developed
skills are passed along to the students. The mandatory dates are listed, please call for optional
dates (which occur within one week of mandatory date listed, during accompanying basic
course.)
PROGRAM COST:
Bergen County $0.00
Out-Of-County $0.00
#305 MATRON TRAINING
1 Day
November 14 , 2014
Class Limit 20
Conducted by members of the Bergen County Sheriff’s Department, this program includes
training in ethics and conduct, report writing, body searches, use of force, signs of drug abuse
and handling the mentally disturbed. Recommended for municipal matrons.
PROGRAM COST:
Bergen County $0.00
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#151 METHODS OF INSTRUCTION
6 Days
September 30 – October 7, 2014 (Tues. - Tues.)
Class Limit 15
This five-day course will prepare the student for instructor certification by the New Jersey Police
Training Commission. Successful completion of a Methods of Instruction Course is ONE of the
requirements necessary to provide instruction in a Basic Police Class, Basic Corrections, and
Special Law Enforcement Officer Class. Attendees and their agencies should be desirous of
becoming a certified Academy instructor, and willing to participate in two basic classes per year.
This is an ambitious course requiring research, preparation of lesson plans for a 15 minute
presentation, as well as impromptu presentations. Computer skills are extremely helpful for this
class. Access to a computer is a must.
This class is designed to assist officers in preparing successful presentations for many different
settings, including the classroom, as well as department in-service training and public
presentations. This class will assist officers with some or no knowledge in preparing a lesson
plan, developing a PowerPoint presentation and deciding on teaching strategies.
Each student MUST bring the following on the first day of class:
* USB Flash drive, memory stick, 128MB minimum
* Updated Resume
* Three law-enforcement or criminal justice topics that the student may wish to present
during the course.
Upon completion of MOI and after the class has been approved by the PTC, the student MUST
fill out a “BLUE CARD”. This card, along with a copy of MOI course completion certificate and
agency approval, is sent to the Police Training Commission for certification. As an instructor
you must maintain your certification by teaching in one of the basic classes (police, corrections,
SLEO) at least once every three years. The Academy prefers you teach more often so you can
keep up on your presentations and skills. Please see Lt. Devine for the blue cards.
PROGRAM COST:
Bergen County $0.00
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#313 SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD
2 Hours
August 15, 2014
(9:30 AM – 11:30 AM)
September 12, 2014
Training for adult school crossing guard will include information on methods of traffic control and
the duties and responsibilities of adult guards.
PROGRAM COST:
Bergen County $0.00
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ON-SITE
EXTENDED
LEARNING
COURSES
PLEASE NOTE REGISTRATIONS FOR
THESE COURSES ARE TO BE MADE
DIRECTLY THROUGH THE TRAINING
VENDOR OFFERING THE COURSE!
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ASP TRAINING ANNOUNCEMENT
DATE: September 29 – 30 & October 1, 2014
TO: Agency Training Staff
RE: ASP INSTRUCTOR COURSE
Please be advised that ASP will be conducting an Expandable Baton Instructor Course in your
area. This 3-day, 24-hour course provides individuals with the skills necessary to train and
certify officers in the field use of the ASP Expandable Baton and Handcuffs.
An individual should be currently certified as a Baton Instructor, Defensive Tactics Instructor or
have attended an ABC (ASP Basic Certification) course prior to attending this course.
The ASP Instructor Course (AIC) is scheduled for September 29 thru October 1, 2014 from
0800 – 1700 each day. The course will be held at the Bergen County Law and Public Safety
Institute, Mahwah New Jersey.
Please review the attached TRAINING BRIEFING BULLETIN and complete the attached
PARTICIPANT APPLICATION.
Your Point of Contact is Lt. Mike Devine with the Bergen
County Police Department, NJ. If you have any questions,
please contact Lt. Devine at work # 201-785-5720 or email
him at [email protected]
If you have any questions in regards to this course, please contact:
Angel Brown/ASP Inc. Technical Support Manager # 401-391-4450.
Bergen County Law and Public Safety Institute
281 Campgaw Rd.
Mahwah NJ, 07430
www.bclpsi.net
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ASP INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION
PARTICIPANT APPLICATION
ASP Instructor Certification Seminars are conducted without charge to the participants, agencies or
distributors. You will need to provide your own duty equipment (16, 21 or 26 ASP Tactical Baton, ASP
SideBreak Scabbard, ASP Tactical Handcuff Case). Feel free to call Armament Systems for a listing of
ASP Distributors in your area who stock ASP products. In addition to an ASP Baton and Scabbard, you
will need the following training material:
· Gym Clothes
· Cup
· Whistle and Lanyard
· Shoes with Linear and Lateral Support
· Duty Belt for the ASP Scabbard
(No functional firearms are allowed in class.)
Registration for each Instructor Training Seminar is limited to the first 40 participants. To assure your
enrollment in the program, please return this registration form as soon as possible.
AIC Baton Training is 16 hours in length. Handcuff instruction runs an additional 8 hours. Classes are
conducted from 8:00 - 12:00 and 1:00 - 5:00 each day. This program is being conducted at:
September 29, 30 & October 1
281 Campgaw RD
Mahwah, NJ 07430
The Seminar Coordinator is:
Lt. Mike Devine
Phone: (201) 785-5720
E-mail: [email protected]
Please register me for the ASP Instructor Certification:
Baton
Handcuff
Name________________________________________________________________________________
E-mail ______________________________________________________________________________
Rank or Title ________________________ Agency _________________________________________
Address______________________________________________________________________________
City ____________________________________ State __________ Zip Code __________________
Agency Phone _________________ Home Phone _________________ E-mail ___________________
Training Position_______________________________________________________________________
Do you hold ASP Basic Certification (ABC)? __________
Baton
Handcuff
Are you currently a baton or handcuff instructor? __________ (Enclose a copy of your certificate.)
_____ My $50.00 Registration deposit check is enclosed. I understand that it will be refunded at
the completion of my training.
Bring a photocopy of your official credentials or a letter of recommendation from an authorized agency.
Previous instructional experience is a prerequisite for AIC Training.
Return this Registration Form to: Mike Devine
281 Campgaw RD
Mahwah, NJ 07430
25September 12, 2014
ON OR BEFORE
Proactive Police Supervision
Instructed by:
Chief Denis Connell, Ed. D, Retired
of the
Clark, N.J. Police Department
This course is a three (3) day seminar designed for sergeants and lieutenants assigned
as patrol supervisors. This course focuses on the operational aspects of first line
supervision with special emphasis on those likely supervisory challenges one may
expect to encounter. It fuses the actual practice of law enforcement with its theoretical
foundation by integrating relevant New Jersey case law, court rules, statutory law and
Attorney General guidelines. Included are reviews of supervisory responsibilities,
involuntary commitment, civil liability, summons/warrant criteria, bounty hunters,
eviction, ATRA and more. This course is recommended for recently promoted first line
supervisors and for veteran supervisors in search of substantive procedural review.
Date:
October 14-15-16, 2014
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
Time:
8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Attire:
Department uniform or similarly appropriate casual professional attire.
Cost:
$275.00 per student
Payments by check or agency voucher payable to:
Connell Consulting
257 Oak Ridge Road
Clark, New Jersey 07066
Payment should be received prior to attending this course. No
cancellations or substitutions after January 24, 2014.
Class size:
space limited
Direct Inquiries to:
Denis Connell at [email protected]
Location:
732-713-4449
Bergen County Law and Public Safety Complex
281 Campgaw Road
Mahwah, NJ 07430
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Firearms Laws & Application Training Course
This eight hour course will be devoted to the following objectives:
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Understand the components of the 1966 Gun Control Act and
amendments that have evolved into today's state firearms laws.
Understand the components of the State of New Jersey Firearms
Purchaser Identification Card.
Understand the components of the State of New Jersey Permit
to carry a Handgun.
Understand the components of the State of New Jersey Permit
to Purchase a Handgun.
Understand the application process and the elements of each
type of permit.
Understand the elements that disqualify applicants for firearms.
Understand how Federal Firearms Laws relate to State Firearms
Laws.
Understand the Retired Police Officer Carry Permit process.
Understand the "One Handgun Every 30 Days" Law and
amendments.
Conducted by New Jersey State Police Firearms Investigation Unit
Date:
Time:
Attire:
Class Size:
Cost:
Monday October 20, 2014
9a.m. to 4 p.m.
NO Class Size Limit
Bergen County Personnel – No Charge
Out of County Personnel – No Charge
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OPRA
for
Practitioners
Instructed by:
Chief Denis E. Connell, Ed. D. Ret.
Former Public Information Officer, Custodian of
Police Records and Chief of the Clark Police Department
Robert P. O’Leary, Esq
Retired Union County Executive Assistant
Prosecutor and Public Information Officer for the
Union County Prosecutor’s Office
When enacted in 2002, the OPEN PUBLIC RECORDS ACT (OPRA) was designed to provide
greater access to government records maintained by public agencies. This one day course is
designed as a practical, knowledge-centered curriculum for police officials, records clerks, and
other government officials designated as record custodians. Relevant material gathered over
decades of experience will provide each student with a practical, commonsense approach to
guide you through the OPRA minefield.
Date:
October 23, 2014
Thursday
Time:
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Attire:
Cost:
$99 per Student
Payments by check or agency voucher payable to:
Connell Consulting LLC
257 Oak Ridge Rd.
Clark, NJ 07066
Fax: (732) 388-4984
Class size:
Space is Limited
Direct Inquiries to:
Reserve Seating by E-mail:
[email protected]
Location:
281 Campgaw Road
Mahwah, NJ 07430
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APFC is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to ending relationship
violence through the provision of education and awareness programs.
Visit www.APartnershipForChange.org to learn more.
Follow us on Twitter @apfcnj for program updates.
PREP: Police Response Enhancement Program
PREP is a workshop series designed by APFC to help law enforcement personnel effectively identify
and respond to victims of domestic violence. PREP is NOT a technical legal training; it IS a program
that addresses the issue from a victim's perspective and provides resources and practical information
for effective intervention.
Note: Each four (4) hour class fulfills the mandatory AG requirement for domestic violence training.
COST
LOCATION
FREE of charge. Materials, certificate and light refreshments provided.
Bergen County Law & Public Safety Institute (BCLPSI), 281 Campgaw Rd., Mahwah, NJ
Upon arrival, please check the board in the lobby for classroom location.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
RSVP to [email protected] with date you want
Topic
Date
“Effects of Domestic Violence on Children”
Time
Understand the dynamics of intimate partner violence
and its impact on children’s behavior and emotional
well-being.
Thursday, August 14, 2014
10AM - 2PM
Monday, September 8, 2014
10AM – 2PM
Thursday, September 18, 2014
10AM – 2PM
 Identify appropriate intervention techniques to use
with children
Thursday, October 23, 2014
10AM – 2PM
 Identify resources and the elements of a safety plan
Monday, November 10, 2014
10AM – 2PM
 Learn how to effectively connect victims to critical
support services in order to lower recidivism rates
We will also offer “Understanding the Victim” in October for those who missed it in the last year, and a new
class, “Insights on Battering Behavior”, on the following dates:
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
10AM - 2PM
Understanding the Victim of Domestic Violence
Thursday, November 20, 2014
10AM – 2PM
Insights on Batterer Behavior
www.APartnershipForChange.org
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Specialized Training Course Listing
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Courses offered to Northern Region at other academies
2014
** You must forward your application to Bergen County Police
Academy and they are sent to the host Academy**
Advanced Criminal Investigations: This five day course is
designed for newer investigators to provide an introduction to
various types of advanced criminal investigative techniques, as
well as provide specific knowledge that law enforcement officers
can use in their day-to-day activities. Blocks of instruction are
designed primarily for patrol officers and detectives. Depending
on instructor availability, topics may include gang identification
and culture, major case management, child sexual exploitation,
undercover matters, evidence recovery, human trafficking and
narcotics detection and concealment.
Date:
Time:
Location:
Attire:
Class Size:
Cost:
September 8 – 12, 2014
9:00am – 4:00 pm
Passaic County Police Academy
No class size limit
No cost for FBI training
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Crisis Negotiations:
This five day course is designed to
familiarize police officers with the current doctrine and theory of
successful negotiation with individuals who are suicidal or in
crisis, as well as criminal, mentally deranged and fanatic hostage
takers. Instruction stresses the goal of approach in dealing with
the hostage taker. Through the use of practical problems, all
officers are exposed to negotiation situations during the course.
Attendees should be patrol officers or detectives who will act as
negotiators during actual crisis situations. Selection should be
based on the department’s ability to identify personnel who are
enthusiastic and highly motivated to become crisis negotiators.
Date:
Time:
Location
Attire:
Class Size:
Cost:
December 8 – 12, 2014
9:00am – 4:00 pm
Limited to 8 officers from Bergen County
No Cost for FBI training
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New Jersey State Police
Alcohol Drug Testing Unit Courses
To Register or obtain information regarding the Alcohol Drug Testing
Unit classes, go to:
www.njsp.org
Under the SERVICES dropdown– select Alcohol/Drug Testing Unit
You will find information regarding class schedules, replacement cards,
DRE, updates and Court Decisions pertaining to this topic.
Fax the application to (609) 584-9359 or email to [email protected]
Once the scheduling has been completed, the course lists, training locations,
dates and the number of reservations your agency will be posted on the NJSP
Alcohol/Drug Testing Unit website, viewable for all year.
Please Note – You must bring your current ALCO Test Operator
Certification Card to class
Class Size is limited, contact the coordinator to ensure acceptance
You must register directly with the NJSP Alcohol / Drug Testing Unit
Any questions or scheduling issues, please contact:
Trp. I Craig Rashinko at [email protected]
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Scheduled Courses at Bergen County
Check the NJSP website for information regarding other classes at other training facilities
ALCO Test Operator – 4 Day Course
May 12-15, 2014
May 19 – 22, 2014
June 2 – 5, 2014
August 11 – 14, 2014
August 18 – 21, 2014
October 20 – 23, 2014
Start Time:
Location:
8:00 AM
Bergen County Police Academy
ALCO Test Operator Recertification – 4 Hour Re-Certification Course
May 6, 7, 8, 28, 29, 30
July 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 16, 17
August 25, 26, 27 28
September 2, 3, 4
October 27, 28, 29, 30
November 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12, 13, 17, 18, 19, 20
Morning Start:
8:00 AM
Afternoon Start:
12:30 PM
Location:
DWI Detection & Standardized Field Sobriety Testing – Five Day Course
September 8 – 12
September 15 – 19
September 22 – 26
September 29 – 3
October 6 – 10
December 1 – 5
December 8 – 12
December 15 - 19
Class Times: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Location:
Drug Recognition Expert – 2 Week Course
DRE School starts on March 10 – 21
Phase III is March 24 - 31
Start Time: 8:00 AM
Location:
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FBI VIRTUAL ACADEMY
Good afternoon. I wanted to take a moment to advise you of training opportunities which are available
Federal, State, Local, Tribal Law Enforcement and Fusion Center partners via the internet. If you could,
please forward this onto all your local departments to make them aware of these training opportunities.
These training opportunities would greatly enhance our capabilities in mitigating threats to the United
States through the mutual sharing and coordinated integration of information into the domestic
intelligence network.
For background, the Unclassified FBI Virtual Academy (U-VA) was launched in 01/2002 and
currently hosts 8,523 registered agencies and nearly 12,000 active users. A total of 18 FBI sponsored
web-based training modules are available, along with over 2,100 commercial web-based training
modules.
The complete list of FBI Sponsored web-based training is as follows (those in bold indicate new
modules added this year):
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
Behind the Badge: Battling Stress
Correctional Intelligence Initiative
FY 2010 Annual Privileged User Security Training
Information Sharing Environment (ISE) Core Awareness Training
Introduction to Collection Management
Library of National Intelligence
The Role of the Terrorist Screening Operations Unit (TSOU) in Counterterrorism Investigations
OPSEC 101: Operational Security Introductions and Concepts
Privacy: It’s Every Employee’s Business
IS-100 ICS for Law Enforcement personnel V2
IS-200 ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents V2
NCIC Mobile Training
N-DEX System Collaboration
N-DEX System Overview Training v2
N-DEX System Search Training v2
N-DEX System Subscription and notification Training
N_DEX System Visualization Training v2
Quality Assurance Standards
New users of the U-VA system must first register their organization by visiting the VA website
on the internet at: https://fbiva.fbiacademy.edu. A “user registration link” is located on the right hand
side of the site and the “How to gain Access” link provides specific details on how to register. If further
assistance is necessary users may contact the help desk via the “Contact Help Desk” link.
If you have any questions or suggestions please feel free to contact me at the below number or TCLS
Toniann Genovese at 973-792-3223.
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Physical Agility Entrance Requirements for
NJ Police Academies
The Police Academy Directors Association of New Jersey (PADA) and law enforcement
executives, with the support of the New Jersey Police Training Commission (PTC), have spurred
a new rule for recruits entering the academy. After years of surveys, studies and revisions, the
PTC is in the process of finalizing the details for pre-entry physical agility test for all prospective
candidates for basic recruit training classes in every police academy within the state. The testing
was part of a contract with IO Solutions of Illinois.
13:1-8.1 – Certification Required Prior to Acceptance of Trainees into a Basic Course
The recruits involved are those being considered for the following classes: Basic Course for
Police Officer (including Alternate Route); Basic Course for Special Law Enforcement Officer
Class II; Basic Course for State Corrections Officers; Basic Course for County Corrections
Officers; Basic Course for Investigators; and Basic Course for Parole Officers.
Physical Conditioning Entrance Tests
All tests are scored on a pass \ fail format and a trainee must successfully complete all five (5)
components of the prescribed pre-admission physical fitness test. Any failure will result in the
candidate’s ineligibility into the class. The test is not gender specific.
The events and minimum scores to pass are:
 1.5 mile run in 15:55 or less
 300 meter run in 70.1 seconds or less
 Vertical jump of 15 inches or more
 24 push-ups in 1 minute or less
 28 sit-ups in 1 minute or less
Psychological Testing Mandated
Agencies that currently do not send their candidates for psychological testing should be aware
that an additional provision of the proposed rule state that the pre-admission psychological and
minimum physical fitness requirements cannot be waived, and specify the psychological testing
to include a psychological examination by a licensed psychologist to determine whether or not
the individual is psychologically fit to undergo basic training. The exam “shall include a written
personality examination such as NEO-PI-R, the Inwald Personality Inventory, or such other
functionally equivalent examination.”
**The Police Training Commission will be implementing these standards
starting January 1, 2015.**
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NJ LEARN
ONLINE TRAINING
NJ Learn is a complete Learning Management System, managed by the Office of Homeland
Security and Preparedness, at no cost to State, County, and Local First Responder Agencies. It is
available to sworn Law Enforcement officers, certified Emergency Medical Technicians, and
Level one certified Firefighters. Its capabilities include web accessible Standardized Training of
Online courses, Course Catalog Registration process, a Digital Resource Repository,
Communications capability, and a Reporting Management System.
Permission based, users can request and take courses, tests, and surveys. The designation of
supervisor in NJ Learn is generally given to agency training officers; specifically those who will
manage user accounts in NJ Learn for others from the same jurisdiction. Supervisors can
manage requests and approvals, course assignments, and training records of users assigned to
them. Users are assigned to, and managed by one NJ Learn supervisor at a time. A supervisor
cannot manage their own account.
***As of January 1, 2013 - ALL RECRUITS MUST COMPLETE THE
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES TRAINING AND PRINT OUT THE
COMPLETION CERTIFICATE, DURING AGENCY TRAINING WEEK,
INORDER TO GAIN THEIR PTC CERTIFICATION***
NJ Learn has recently upgraded their system as well as many classes to include:
Roll Call training topics include Amber and Silver Alerts, H1N1 Influenza, terrorism, weapons
and more.
On line training courses for: Domestic Violence, DNA CODIS, Active Shooter, Counter
Terrorism Awareness, Conducted Energy Instructor Open Resource Exam, Hazardous
Materials, Motorcycle Enforcement and Education, NJTR-1 On-Line training, Work Zone Safety
and more.
You may now register directly on the website. Fill out the required information and your
officer will be issued a log in code.
If you have any additional or specific questions, feel free to contact:
NJ Learn at [email protected]
Rich Bryson
[email protected]
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(609)588-2123
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
AREA HOTELS WITHIN 5 MILES OF THE ACADEMY
(REQUEST GOVERNMENT RATES)
Government Rates are Non-Refundable
All listed hotels provide free breakfast and free WI-FI
_________________________________________________________________
COMFORT SUITES
220 Route 17 South, Mahwah, NJ
201-512-3800
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS
946 Route 17 North, Ramsey, NJ
(Next to Pizza Hut)
877-654-0232
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1-800-321-2211 * 201-529-5200
HOMEWOOD SUITES
375 Corporate Drive, Mahwah, NJ
201-760-9994
DOUBLE TREE HOTEL
(Restaurant on premises)
201-529-5880
INN AT RAMSEY (BEST WESTERN)
1315 Route 17 South, Ramsey, NJ
201-327-6700
FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES
225 Ramapo Valley Rd., Mahwah, NJ
201-529-0777
SHERATON CROSSROADS
Route 17 North, Mahwah, NJ
201-529-1660
HAMPTON INN & SUITES
290 Route 17 South & Corporate Drive
Mahwah, NJ
201-828-2031
SUPER 8
(Next to McDonalds)
201-512-0800
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Fall 2014 Police Academy Training Catalog

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