If you are a New Chief or Head of a Law Enforcement Agency, please review Code Section 35-8-20.1(a) for information on this class and your mandate regarding executive/management level training. Click here to see Code Section 35-8-20.1(a).
If you are a new chief and need to register for this class, please contact Monica Duran, Training Coordinator at training@gachiefs.com or at 770-495-9650.
**There are currently spots open for command staff members. To sign up for this class as a command staff member, the letter below must be completed by your chief and submitted to GACP.
The Law Enforcement and Business Continuity Summit XII has been approved for 4 hours of executive credits.
Topic/Title:
“2020: NEED WE SAY MORE?” Looking for Light at the End of the Pandemic Tunnel and
Using Lessons Learned to Thrive After We Take Off the Masks
To register for the Summit, use the online registration at https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_A0Yp5CHwSoq4Q5MV2sJraA.
Once you are approved to attend, you will receive an email confirmation with your unique link to attend the Summit. This is your link associated with your email address, so please do not share it with others. The detailed agenda with speaker bios will be sent to you 1-2 days prior to December 4.
Space is limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Again, it is important that you register online in advance of the Summit. If you need to cancel, you must use the link provided in the registration confirmation you will receive.
This summit is an invitation-only event and not open to the general public. Attendance is restricted to members of law enforcement and private/corporate security. All registration requests will be reviewed to determine eligibility to attend. Only those approved by the planning committee will be admitted to the Summit.
Flyer:
Fair and Impartial Policing Webinar – Hosted by Local Government Risk Management
Approved for 2 hours of executive credits.
For details, go to:
To register, go to: https://lgrms.123signup.com/event/calendar/21295?PG=1532306182300&P=153230600
Certificates of attendance will be issued by Local Government Risk Management upon completion.
Where: Hinesville Police Department 123 E ML KING DR, Hinesville, Ga. 31313
When: December 10, 2020
Time: 10:00am-12:00pm (Two Executive Hours Credit)
Topic: Effective Communication as a Law Enforcement Executive
Instructor: Nelly Miles, GBI Public Affairs Director
Contact Chief Jerry Blash at jblash@cityofwalthourville.com to RSVP.
Fair and Impartial Policing Webinar – Hosted by Local Government Risk Management
Approved for 2 hours of executive credits.
For details, go to:
To register, go to: https://lgrms.123signup.com/event/calendar/21295?PG=1532306182300&P=153230600
Certificates of attendance will be issued by Local Government Risk Management upon completion.
The 2020 GGIA Winter Conference has been approved for 11 hours of Executive Credits.
*Please register early! Space is limited!
2020 WINTER Conference Agenda (1)
To register, go to the GGIA calendar (dates: 12/14-12/15) at: https://ggia.net/events/
The December District Nine Meeting will be held at the Franklin Springs City Hall located at 2531 W. Main Street Franklin Springs, Georgia on Wednesday, December 16, 2020. The Franklin Springs Police Department and Lavonia Police Department are hosting the meeting, jointly. Breakfast will be served beginning at 9:00 am with training immediately following. Training will be provided by Major Jeremy Vickery, Motor Carrier Compliance Division of The Georgia Department of Public Safety. There is no need to RSVP, there will be plenty of food for everyone!
GTPD Threat Assessment Program Overview Training
MASKS WILL BE REQUIRED FOR THIS TRAINING!!
Due to the limited space available, registration is required – Only 25 Seats Available
7 Hours of Executive Credits Available
Description:
This one-day workshop will be presented on Thursday, December 17, 2020 and is designed to improve awareness and response to threats. An emphasis will be placed on common-sense steps that law enforcement officials can take for more cognitive, less emotional responses to threat scenarios. Key strategies will be highlighted to help law enforcement thoroughly evaluate violent threats, prevent violence and avoid liability.
This training will be presented by Detective Loran Crabtree who is employed as the Behavioral Threat Assessment Investigator for the Georgia Institute of Technology Police Department. Detective Crabtree is primarily responsible for threat assessments and threat management for students, staff, faculty, visitors, large scale events, and critical infrastructures. The scope of his assignment encompasses events and personnel mainly in Atlanta, GA, but encompass other remote locations along the east coast of the United States, France and China. Detective Crabtree also serves as the department’s liaison to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Georgia Bureau of Investigations’ GISAC and Customs and Border Protection. Detective Crabtree created and manages the Threat Assessment Working Group for state, local and federal law enforcement agencies in Georgia and the southeast.
The agenda for the day will include:
Morning- 08:00 AM
GTPD Threat Assessment program overview
Case Studies (to include a threat assessment case and GTPD’s role in the Super Bow)
*Lunch on your Own*
After Lunch –
NaBITA and the Risk Rubric Threat Assessment Tools Case Studies
Question / Answer Session
To register for this class, send an email to: reception@gachiefs.com
Class location:
Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police Training Room: 3500 Duluth Park Lane, Suite 700
Duluth, GA 30096
Save the Date! Details coming soon.