Course Category: Upcoming Training Courses
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Basic Investigator Course #3200 - (Feb 16-20, 2026)
- BASIC INVESTIGATOR COURSE #3200 - $200.00
This basic investigation course is designed to provide the basic concepts of investigations and to increase the quality of professional investigations. This course introduces the student to the basics of the investigative process, and the student is taught about legal requirements during that process. The students will also learn strategies for crime scene management and time management, along with search warrant and arrest warrant development. The student will be able to understand the role and responsibilities of a police investigator. The student will be able to understand their role as it pertains to crime scene management. The student will be able to demonstrate basic knowledge of crime scene protocols. The student will be able to apply investigative techniques in basic case scenarios. The student will be able to understand the rules of evidence. The student will be able to understand the Search & Seizure process. The student will be able to understand their role in crime scene management. The student will be able to understand their role in analyzing evidence. The student will be able to understand the Follow-up Investigation process to include Interviews, records checks, crime reconstruction, crime timeline, case checklist, case notes, digital evidence, proving the element of a crime, and social media investigations. The student will be able to understand their role in Case Management to include Planning for a successful prosecution should be a consideration from the time the case is assigned. Case screening, police/prosecutor relations, case audits, briefings, and investigative plan. The student will be able to understand the Eyewitness Identification—Simultaneous lineup, sequential lineup, live lineup, photo lineup composition, photo lineup admonishment, double blind showing, and one-on-one lineups. The student will be able to understand how to get more and better information during the interview process. The student will understand the psychology of deception in the interview process. The student will be able to understand the report documentation necessary in the investigative process. The student will be able to understand the courtroom preparation process.
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Women in Policing #8810 - February 16-18, 2026
- Women in Policing - $500.00
The class will begin each day at 8:00am and end at 5:00pm local time. Course Objectives In law enforcement today, women experience unique obstacles and barriers when seeking opportunity and promotion within their respective police agencies. Women still meet nearly all the household and family needs while fighting to balance non-traditional employment and the desire to achieve the challenge of new and exciting assignments within the police organization. The number of female peace officers has stagnated in the last twenty years. This course will help the students identify why this is occurring and how to overcome significant barriers. The student will learn to develop leadership traits and apply tools to support a fulfilling career full of opportunity and advancement. Cutting edge leadership principles are discussed in each lesson to prepare for the progression of the student’s career. This course will provide actionable steps students can begin implementing the moment they walk out of class to build on both informal and formal leadership traits and attributes while navigating the path to advancement. At the conclusion of this course, the student will learn and be able to discuss the following: •A brief history of women in law enforcement •Review of laws that guarantee equitable rights to employment opportunities, pay, credit, discrimination and voting rights for women and how these laws impact women in policing today •Building a strong professional persona – foundational principals for success •Identifying goals and building strong habits using the 1% habit philosophy •Understanding and overcoming obstacles unique to women in police work •Navigating instances of harassment and discrimination •Understanding and using employee motivational principles for success •Understanding and implementing the 6 pillars, procedural justice, and constitutional policing in contemporary times •Identifying and managing the toxic employee •Understanding and using workplace politics to meet career goals •Developing a strong support network •Managing workplace relationships – developing persuasion and influence •Understanding trauma triggers, its impact and implementing powerful self-care tools •Successive training and mentoring •Promotional preparate. To Register, please go to:
https://publicagencytrainingcouncil.arlo.co/w/seminars/524-leadership-for-women-in-policing/1345
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Basic Instructor Course #1014 - February 23-27, 2026
Please note that this Basic Instructor Course is being offered by FBISD PD. This course is designed to meet the legislative mandate established by TCOLE Rule 221.27, in accordance with Chapter 1701 of the Texas Occupations Code. It provides the basic concepts of instruction and to increase the quality of professional law enforcement training. The Basic Instructor Course introduces knowledge and resources in adult learning theory, lesson plan development, classroom management, training standards, and instructor liability. Learners will engage in discussions and hands-on activities focused on developing and delivering training aligned with instructional best practices. By the end of the course, learners must demonstrate their ability to create a complete lesson plan and facilitate a clear and object-driven teaching exercise. Student Pre-Requisites: Two years experience as a peace officer, telecommunicator, or jailer. Alternative to that, you may posses a bachelor’s degree and two years of teaching experience or a graduate degree. Required materials: Laptop with Power Point If you meet the above criteria, seating is limited. No fee for this course. Upon successful completion of this course you will receive 40 hours TCOLE credit and a Basic Instructors Certificate. To reserve your place email: Charles.villoutreix@fortbendisd.gov
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FBI Leadership Foundations for Law Enforcement #3774 - (March 2-5, 2025)
Course One - Leadership Foundations for Law Enforcement From Self-Mastery to Team Success (4 days) The Leadership Certification Program is a series of courses, open to all law enforcement professionals and encompasses the latest strategies, techniques, and real-world leadership scenarios to prepare each participant to better lead their respective unit, shift, or agency into the unpredictable future of law enforcement. Module 1: Mastering Self-Leadership Focus: Strengthening personal leadership skills, emotional intelligence, and accountability to set the foundation for effective leadership. Module 2: Developing Others for Team Success Focus: Building trust, coaching, mentoring, and empowering teams for collaborative success. To register:
https://bit.ly/lcp_cl_tx_mar_2026
FBINAA Member Fee: $475.00 Non-Member Fee: $550.00 -
Crime Scene Investigation #2106 - (March 9-13, 2026)
- CSI - 3/2026 - $200.00
This course is designed to satisfy requirements for Intermediate Peace Officer Proficiency Certification under Commission rules 221.1 and 221.3. This course will educate law enforcement officers on how to conduct a crime scene investigation. This guide covers the legal aspects of a crime scene search, collection of various types of evidence, and specific crime scene searches.
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89th Legislative Update Course #3189 - March 17, 2026
- 89th Legislative Update Course #3189 March 2026 - $20.00
This course was designed to cover the bills passed in the 89th legislative session, which affect most peace officers of the State of Texas. This material is a general summary of selected court cases and changes to Texas’ statues that govern the laws enforced along with the administration of law enforcement officers and agencies. Instructors and students must verify all legislative changes and case-law holdings discussed in the instructor resource guide and are responsible for appropriate implementation of these changes. There is no substitute for reading the actual statutes, legislative acts, and court cases. 2-year Training Unit: (9/1/25-8/31/27) Legislative Update course (#3189)
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Get Regulated! #3871 - April 16, 2026
- Get Regulated! April 2026 - $20.00
Course overview: This workshop provides first responders with education on self-regulation and hypervigilance. It is interweaved with lecture, worksheets, and practical application of techniques to utilize beyond the classroom. Students should gain a stronger awareness of their response to stress and identify tactics to manage it. Student participation and course evaluations are required to receive credit for this course. Unit 1: Regulation and Dysregulation · Identifying zones of emotional regulation and related brain functions · Navigating zones with action steps · Personalize your plan with a worksheet · Roles of hormones in the brain and body · Instructor led exercises- breathing techniques, matching mood and music, body movements Unit 2: The Impact of Hypervigilance · Continuing brain functions relating to Unit 1 · “Be vigilant” not hypervigilant · Recognize your own hypervigilance and take steps to manage it · Instructor led exercise- grounding with 5 senses
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SFST Refresher Course #2178 - (April 21, 2026)
This is an 8-hour SFST refresher course designed to improve the administration and overall consistency of the Standardized Field Sobriety Test (SFST) Battery. Our mission is to decrease alcohol-related crashes, injuries, and deaths by promoting DWI deterrence and enforcement proficiency. *Successful completion of the Standardized Field Sobriety Testing Practitioner Course is a prerequisite. This is a free class presented by Texas SFST
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Basic County Corrections Licenseing Course #1121 - (April 27-May 20, 2026)
- BCCC 2026 - $300.00
Basic County Corrections (course #1121) The Basic County Corrections course has a new look! This course is designed to meet the legislative mandates by the Texas Legislature that amends Texas […]
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Criminal Interdiction - Pro-Active Patrol #3407 - May 11, 2026
Topics covered include target selection, conducting a proper roadside interview to determine if criminal activity is present, obtaining consent to search, finding wanted fugitives, obscure transportation code violations, identifying criminal devices, organized retail theft, fuel theft, re-encoded credit cards and more. Whereas many police trainings cover general strategies, this class incorporates the intricacies of Texas statutory and case law. By diving deep into Texas law, we equip the Texas peace officer with the knowledge needed to guide their conduct legally and to leverage the law to work in law enforcement’s favor. TO REGISTER:
www.DynamicPoliceTraining.com
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Basic Telecommunicators Licensing Course 80hrs- TCOLE #1080 - (May 18-29, 2026)
CLASS WILL BE MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 0800–1700 Device Requirement Laptops or tablets are needed for each student. Please read the entire description and rules for the course. Pre-requisite
- Each student must hold a valid nationally recognized CPR certification. (Bring copy)
- DOLCEE (2)
- DOLCEE & Agency Checklist
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Calm Under Pressure #3871 May 21, 2026
- Calm Under Pressure #3871 May 2026 - $20.00
Course overview: This workshop provides first responders with additional mental health training, self-awareness, emotional regulation, and resilience for utilization in crisis response and negotiating. It is interweaved with lecture, worksheets, […]
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Get Regulated! #3871 June 16, 2026
- Get Regulated! June 2026 - $20.00
Course overview: This workshop provides first responders with education on self-regulation and hypervigilance. It is interweaved with lecture, worksheets, and practical application of techniques to utilize beyond the classroom. Students should gain a stronger awareness of their response to stress and identify tactics to manage it. Student participation and course evaluations are required to receive credit for this course. Unit 1: Regulation and Dysregulation · Identifying zones of emotional regulation and related brain functions · Navigating zones with action steps · Personalize your plan with a worksheet · Roles of hormones in the brain and body · Instructor led exercises- breathing techniques, matching mood and music, body movements Unit 2: The Impact of Hypervigilance · Continuing brain functions relating to Unit 1 · “Be vigilant” not hypervigilant · Recognize your own hypervigilance and take steps to manage it · Instructor led exercise- grounding with 5 senses
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Advanced Interview and Interrogation #2029 - (July 9-10, 2026)
Advanced Interview and Interrogation Gus George LEO Academy -Flyer
Presented by Homefront Protective Group-
This course will cover the following topics:
- Review key vocabulary, techniques, and processes from the Basic Interview and Interrogation course
- Apply neuro linguistic and eye assessment techniques to identify communication patterns
- Recognize eidetic and creative memory indicators
- Understand the background and practical law enforcement application of neuro linguistic and eye assessment
- Elicit information from resistant or difficult suspects
- Enhance interview approach and investigative development
- Strengthen rapport building and behavioral observation skills during interviews
- Apply advanced interviewing strategies through practical scenarios and role play exercises
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Calm Under Pressure #3871 July 21, 2026
- Calm Under Pressure #3871 July 2026 - $20.00
Course overview: This workshop provides first responders with additional mental health training, self-awareness, emotional regulation, and resilience for utilization in crisis response and negotiating. It is interweaved with lecture, worksheets, […]
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Social Media: From Intelligence to Evidence #3717 - (Sept 9-10, 2026)
Social Media Intelligence to Evidence Gus George LE Academy
Presented by Homefront Protective GroupCourse Instruction Includes:
- Open-Source Intelligence for Law Enforcement
- Navigating the Internet and Social Media for Law Enforcement
- Using the Internet and Social Media for Intelligence Gathering
- Gathering Criminal Intelligence from Social Media and the Internet
- Going Undercover on Social Media
- Identifying Threats and Violence through the Internet and Social Media
- Tracking Protester Activity through Social Media
- Tracking Missing Persons, Criminals, and Others
- Cell Phone Apps used by Criminals, Gangs and Terrorist
- Cell Phone Apps and Technology used Against Law Enforcement
- Smart Phone Utilization during Law Enforcement Investigations
- Doxing techniques
- Increasing Officer Safety
And much more!
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Artificial Intelligence Essentials #4100 - (Nov 2-3, 2026)
Artificial Intelligence Essentials-Gus George Law Enforcement Academy
Presented by Homefront Protective GroupCourse Topics Include:
- Intelligence Gathering & Research, Generating Investigative Leads
- Use AI for drafting, brainstorming, and summarizing.
- Data Analysis & Visualization
- Analyzing Historical Crime Data to Predict Hot Spots
- Writing Code in ChatGPT to Query Databases, Scrape Websites and Analyze Social Media Posts
- How AI can Simplify the explanation of technical topics like databases, encryption, or web scraping
- Interview Preparation and Tactics, Training and Professional Development
- Legal and Compliance Insights & Verification of AI Outputs
- Writing public safety messages and What NOT to use AI for!
- Best Practices When Using ChatGPT