Course Category: Law Enforcement
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Special Investigative Topics #3232 - July, 21, 2025
- Special Investigative Topics - $40.00
This curriculum is designed to meet the continuing education requirements of Texas Government Code 415.034 for peace officers in the State of Texas. This course includes: Child Abuse and Neglect, Family Violence, Sexual Assault and issues concerning Sex Offenders.
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Cultural Diversity #3939 - (July 23, 2025)
- Cultural Diversity 8/9 - $40.00
Licensed Peace Officers (includes County Sheriffs and Deputy Constables): Current 2-year Training Unit: (09/01/23 - 08/31/25): A minimum of 40 hours of training to include the current Legislative Update course #3187. Current 4-year Training Cycle: (09/01/21 - 08/31/25): Licensed Peace Officers without Intermediate (or higher) Proficiency Certification must complete: Cultural Diversity (#3939), Crisis Intervention (#3843 or #1850), Special Investigative Topics (#3232), De-escalation (#1849). Students receive 8 hrs TCOLE credit.
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Intermediate Arrest, Search and Seizure #2108 - July 28-29, 2025
The Intermediate Arrest, Search, and Seizure Course is designed to provide additional information on this subject area. This is a 16 hour course, The 2 courses will be held at FBISD Police Department training room located at 550 Julie Rivers Suite 100 Sugar Land, TX 77478. The classes start at 0800-1700 hours and dress is business casual. No fee for the classes and you will receive TCOLE credit with successful completion of the course that you complete. TO REGISTER FOR THE COURSE, EMAIL THE FOLLOWING: Charles.Villoutreix@fortbendisd.gov
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Off Duty Encounters #3922 (August 5, 2025)
- Off Duty Encounters #3922 - $30.00
Description: The frequency of off-duty encounters involving law enforcement officers has surged dramatically, necessitating that officers be equipped to handle critical situations, whether it involves taking life-saving actions or dealing with potential threats. Engaging in off-duty incidents requires careful consideration, as officers often lack the resources and equipment available during their official duties. These encounters can be classified from non-critical to critical incidents, and accurately assessing the situation is essential to determine the need for immediate intervention. Many off-duty incidents occur while officers are with their families, complicating the decision-making process and potentially exposing loved ones to danger. To minimize these risks, officers should create comprehensive "off-duty action plans" that include strategies for concealed carry, code words for family communication, and identification protocols. This one-day training course aims to equip officers with the necessary mindset to not only survive physically but also to prepare mentally for the repercussions of a critical off-duty incident. Instruction for students: The first half of the class will be in the classroom located at the GGLEA. The second half will be conducted at the Rosenberg Police Department Gun Range. The students are responsible to bring the following items: Off Duty handgun at least 2 magazines (3 is preferred or 2 speed-loaders) Concealment holster (The manner in which you carry off-duty) 300 rounds of ammunition hearing and eye protection Water for hydration (outdoor range) Additional items (Good to have but not required) knee pads Lawn Chair Snacks Cap (highly recommended) Do NOT wear any red colored clothing to the range.
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Advanced Vice & Narcotics Investigation #2030 - (Aug 18-22, 2025)
This is a special five day (36 hour) training program designed for Law Enforcement Investigators, Vice Units, Narcotics Units and Officers who participate in street level enforcement and undercover narcotics/vice investigations. Presented by Law Wnforcement Training asociates, Inc. The cost of the training is $475.00 per student. Please submit payment by check or money order with this registration form or register on line at www.uctraining.net. Class space is limited and students will be accepted on a first come, first served basis. Please remit payment to: Law Enforcement Training Associates, Inc., P.O Box 2745, Peachtree City, GA 30269 Registration fee for the program includes the cost of instruction, handout materials and certificate of completion. Classroom dress is casual and the training will be held from 8:00 a.m to 4:30 p.m Monday-Thursday and from 8:00 a.m to noon on Friday. If you have any questions please contact Mike DeMarcus (305) 986-5476. Call for group rates.
Richmond Vice Flyer
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C.E.R.T Instructor Course #2086 - (Aug 26-28, 2025)
Correction Emergency Response Team Instructor Course
August 26-28 2025 Richmond TX CERT Basic Instructor Flyer
All students can register by visiting the websites listed below and clicking on the appropriate link: YOU MUST BE LOGGED IN TO REGISTER FOR THE CLASS! If students already have a PoliceOne profile, click here to register:
https://olt.defense-technology.policeoneacademy.com/
If you DO NOT have a PoliceOne profile and are a new registrant, click here:
https://olt.defense-technology.policeoneacademy.com/registration/#register
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Off Duty Encounters #3922; October 7, 2025
- Off Duty Encounters October #3922 - $30.00
Description: The frequency of off-duty encounters involving law enforcement officers has surged dramatically, necessitating that officers be equipped to handle critical situations, whether it involves taking life-saving actions or dealing with potential threats. Engaging in off-duty incidents requires careful consideration, as officers often lack the resources and equipment available during their official duties. These encounters can be classified from non-critical to critical incidents, and accurately assessing the situation is essential to determine the need for immediate intervention. Many off-duty incidents occur while officers are with their families, complicating the decision-making process and potentially exposing loved ones to danger. To minimize these risks, officers should create comprehensive "off-duty action plans" that include strategies for concealed carry, code words for family communication, and identification protocols. This one-day training course aims to equip officers with the necessary mindset to not only survive physically but also to prepare mentally for the repercussions of a critical off-duty incident. Instruction for students: The first half of the class will be in the classroom located at the GGLEA. The second half will be conducted at the Rosenberg Police Department Gun Range. The students are responsible to bring the following items: Off Duty handgun at least 2 magazines (3 is preferred or 2 speed-loaders) Concealment holster (The manner in which you carry off-duty) 300 rounds of ammunition hearing and eye protection Water for hydration (outdoor range) Additional items (Good to have but not required) knee pads Lawn Chair Snacks Cap (highly recommended) Do NOT wear any red colored clothing to the range.
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Basic Patrol Rifle Course #3322 (Oct 9-14, 2025)
- Rifle Oct 2025 - $200.00
Please Do Not wear any RED clothing. You will need to provide the following: Rifle, Sling, Weapon mounted flashlight, AR cleaning kit, and 1000 rounds of rifle ammunition. You will also need to bring your Duty Rig, Duty Weapon, and 50 rounds of pistol ammunition.
Click here for the BASIC PATROL RIFLE EQUIPMENT LIST
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De-escalation #1849 - (Ocotber 22, 2025)
This course is a required course to be completed: • By an officer holding only a basic proficiency certificate, at least once every 48 months • As a requirement for an intermediate proficiency certificate • As a requirement for an advanced certificate This is a free class being presented by CLEAT.
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Shoot / Don't Shoot #3334 - (Oct 23, 2025)
Free class presented by CLEAT Students will receive 8 hrs TCOLE Credit Limited to 20 students.
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Micro Red Dot Transition Course #2529 - (Nov 4, 2025)
- Red Dot 11/2025 - $150.00
Location: Rosenberg Police Gun range (located at 2749 Ave A, Rosenberg Texas.....Dead end of Ave A, passed the water treatment facility) Time: 8am-6pm Equipment needed: -Red dot equipped pistol -Belt and holster for red dot equipped pistol -Iron sights that can be co-witnessed through the micro red dot sight -Three magazines and necessary mag pouches -Minimum of 700 rounds of ammo -Hearing & eye protection -Hat -Drinks and Snacks
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Micro Red Dot Transition Course #2529 - (Dec 2, 2025)
- Red Dot 12/2025 - $150.00
Location: Rosenberg Police Gun range (located at 2749 Ave A, Rosenberg Texas.....Dead end of Ave A, passed the water treatment facility) Time: 8am-6pm Equipment needed: -Red dot equipped pistol -Belt and holster for red dot equipped pistol -Iron sights that can be co-witnessed through the micro red dot sight -Three magazines and necessary mag pouches -Minimum of 700 rounds of ammo -Hearing & eye protection -Hat -Drinks and Snacks
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Firearms Instructor Class #2222 - Tryouts Dec 2025
- Firearms Tryouts (Dec 2025) - $20.00
Please DO NOT wear any RED clothing. Qualification/tryouts will be held on Friday 12/05/2025 at 0800 hours. On 12/05/2025 please report directly to the Rosenberg Police Range, located at 2749 Ave A, Rosenberg Texas (Dead end of Ave A, passed the water treatment facility). Bring your pistol (+100 rounds) and shotgun (+10 Slug & 10 Buckshot). In order to continue the course, you must qualify with 90% or better for each weapon. You will have ONLY 2 attempts for each weapon. ***NOTE: we no longer require you to qualify with a revolver. Once you pass the tryout, on 12/08/2025 you will report to the GGLEA Training Facility. The Classroom portion will be held M/T/W and Range on Th/Fri. Eyes and ear protection Pistol and 700 rounds 12 Guage Shotgun and 25 slug rounds and 25 buckshot rounds ***12/05/2025 at 0800 hours students MUST SHOOT AT 90% WITH THEIR PISTOL AND SHOTGUN ONLY.
Preview this course - (1 preview lessons)
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Firearms Instructor Class #2222 - (Dec 2025)
- Rifle (Dec 2025) - $200.00
Please DO NOT wear any RED clothing. Prior to the beginning of the course, Qualification/tryouts will be held on Friday 12/05/2025 at 0800 hours. On 12/05/2025 please report directly to the Rosenberg Police Range, located at 2749 Ave A, Rosenberg Texas (Dead end of Ave A, passed the water treatment facility). Bring your pistol (+100 rounds) and shotgun (+10 Slug & 10 Buckshot). In order to continue the course, you must qualify with 90% or better for each weapon. You will have ONLY 2 attempts for each weapon. ***NOTE: we no longer require you to qualify with a revolver. On 12/08/2025 you will report to the GGLEA Training Facility. The Classroom portion will be held M/T/W and Range on Th/Fri. Eyes and ear protection Pistol and 700 rounds 12 Guage Shotgun and 25 slug rounds and 25 buckshot rounds ***12/05/2025 at 0800 hours students MUST SHOOT AT 90% WITH THEIR PISTOL AND SHOTGUN ONLY.
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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