Events

Ceremony being held in Auditorium

PRESENTED BY THE FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING CENTER, OFFICE OF STATE AND LOCAL TRAINING

The DLETP is a three day program intended to provide law enforcement officers with the most current information regarding enforcement strategies and responses to a variety of drug crimes that may occur in their jurisdictions. The investigation and prosecution of drug crimes by Patrol, Interdiction and Drug Task Force officers is the focus of the program. The development of enforcement strategies to counter criminal trafficking patterns are presented and discussed.

Program Highlights:

PRESENTED BY THE FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING CENTER, OFFICE OF STATE AND LOCAL TRAINING

The DLETP is a three day program intended to provide law enforcement officers with the most current information regarding enforcement strategies and responses to a variety of drug crimes that may occur in their jurisdictions. The investigation and prosecution of drug crimes by Patrol, Interdiction and Drug Task Force officers is the focus of the program. The development of enforcement strategies to counter criminal trafficking patterns are presented and discussed.

Program Highlights:

PRESENTED BY THE FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING CENTER, OFFICE OF STATE AND LOCAL TRAINING

The DLETP is a three day program intended to provide law enforcement officers with the most current information regarding enforcement strategies and responses to a variety of drug crimes that may occur in their jurisdictions. The investigation and prosecution of drug crimes by Patrol, Interdiction and Drug Task Force officers is the focus of the program. The development of enforcement strategies to counter criminal trafficking patterns are presented and discussed.

Program Highlights:

When:
Saturday, May 24, 2008, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Where:
Menard's and Wal-Mart Parking lots in Southtown Crossing, Ft. Wayne, IN

Event activities include:
Food * Race Car Simulators * Authentic Race cars on display * Animal demonstrations * Martial Arts program * Chalk Drawing * Face Painting * Ethnic Dance Troupes * Multiple Safety Education Workshops * Children's Safety Fingerprint Photo ID Kits * Bicycle Helmet giveaway * Playhouse raffle * Music * Educational table booths with info and giveaways

Visit local website at: http://www.take25.4t.com

Hosted by the Fort Wayne Police Training Center

Taught by the Indiana Drug Enforcement Association

WHEN:  June 2 - 5, 2008

TIME:  0900 - 1600 hours

Hosted by the Fort Wayne Police Training Center

Taught by the Indiana Drug Enforcement Association

WHEN:  June 2 - 5, 2008

TIME:  0900 - 1600 hours

Hosted by the Fort Wayne Police Training Center

Taught by the Indiana Drug Enforcement Association

WHEN:  June 2 - 5, 2008

TIME:  0900 - 1600 hours

Hosted by the Fort Wayne Police Training Center

Taught by the Indiana Drug Enforcement Association

WHEN:  June 2 - 5, 2008

TIME:  0900 - 1600 hours

The Fort Wayne Police Training Center will be conducting a one day Basic Room Clearing class at the Public Safety Academy of Northeast Indiana. Room clearing philosophies and movements will be covered during the morning session. The afternoon session will consist of interactive room clearing using "force-on-force" training. This course is limited to fourteen (14) officers.

The Fort Wayne Police Training Center staff, ILTB instructor certified, will be instructing this class.

WHAT: Basic Room Clearing

WHEN: June 6, 2008, 0800 - 1600 hrs.

WHERE: Public Safety Academy of Northeast Indiana

EQUIPMENT NEEDED: Duty holster, flashlight and/or TAC light. No weapons allowed in the building.

COST: $ 50.00 per officer

REGISTRATION: Contact the Fort Wayne Police Training Center, 260/427-1240 or email terry.wilson@ci.ft-wayne.in.us

When:
Monday, June 9
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Where:
Fort Wayne Police Training Center
Public Safety Academy of NE Indiana
7602 Patriot Crossing
Fort Wayne, IN 46816

When:
June 9 - 20, 2008
Monday - Friday

Time:
8:00 am- 5:00 pm

Where:
Public Safety Academy of Northeast Indiana
7602 Patriot Crossing
Fort Wayne, IN 46816-2520
260-439-8200

For training inquiries please contact:
Eric Zimmerman
Chief Probation Officer
260-449-7195

This 40-hour course prepares officers to develop and conduct quality training programs. Curriculum includes instruction in:

• Assessment of department training needs
• Training aids
• Conducting research
• Developing lesson plans
• Determining course objectives
• Role of the instructor
• Instructional techniques
• Experiential learning cycle
• Preparation of examinations
• Adult learning
• Methods of evaluation, question techniques
• Introduction to power-point
• Theories of learning

The learning experience will be enhanced through videotaping and peer group assessment. Applications will be accepted only for individuals who meet the following criteria:

• Basic course graduate
• Three years of law enforcement experience

It is required that the final 20 minute class presentation be prepared by a word processor or typewriter. Computers are available at the Training Center for participant use.

What:
Instructor Development sponsored by the Fort Wayne Police Department

When:
June 9 - 20, 2008
Monday - Friday

Time:
8:00 am- 5:00 pm

Where:
Public Safety Academy of Northeast Indiana
7602 Patriot Crossing
Fort Wayne, IN 46816-2520
260-439-8200

For training inquiries please contact:
Eric Zimmerman
Chief Probation Officer
260-449-7195

This 40-hour course prepares officers to develop and conduct quality training programs. Curriculum includes instruction in:

• Assessment of department training needs
• Training aids
• Conducting research
• Developing lesson plans
• Determining course objectives
• Role of the instructor
• Instructional techniques
• Experiential learning cycle
• Preparation of examinations
• Adult learning
• Methods of evaluation, question techniques
• Introduction to power-point
• Theories of learning

The learning experience will be enhanced through videotaping and peer group assessment. Applications will be accepted only for individuals who meet the following criteria:

• Basic course graduate
• Three years of law enforcement experience

It is required that the final 20 minute class presentation be prepared by a word processor or typewriter. Computers are available at the Training Center for participant use.

What:
Instructor Development sponsored by the Fort Wayne Police Department

When:
June 9 - 20, 2008
Monday - Friday

Time:
8:00 am- 5:00 pm

Where:
Public Safety Academy of Northeast Indiana
7602 Patriot Crossing
Fort Wayne, IN 46816-2520
260-439-8200

For training inquiries please contact:
Eric Zimmerman
Chief Probation Officer
260-449-7195

This 40-hour course prepares officers to develop and conduct quality training programs. Curriculum includes instruction in:

• Assessment of department training needs
• Training aids
• Conducting research
• Developing lesson plans
• Determining course objectives
• Role of the instructor
• Instructional techniques
• Experiential learning cycle
• Preparation of examinations
• Adult learning
• Methods of evaluation, question techniques
• Introduction to power-point
• Theories of learning

The learning experience will be enhanced through videotaping and peer group assessment. Applications will be accepted only for individuals who meet the following criteria:

• Basic course graduate
• Three years of law enforcement experience

It is required that the final 20 minute class presentation be prepared by a word processor or typewriter. Computers are available at the Training Center for participant use.

What:
Instructor Development sponsored by the Fort Wayne Police Department

When:
June 9 - 20, 2008
Monday - Friday

Time:
8:00 am- 5:00 pm

Where:
Public Safety Academy of Northeast Indiana
7602 Patriot Crossing
Fort Wayne, IN 46816-2520
260-439-8200

For training inquiries please contact:
Eric Zimmerman
Chief Probation Officer
260-449-7195

This 40-hour course prepares officers to develop and conduct quality training programs. Curriculum includes instruction in:

• Assessment of department training needs
• Training aids
• Conducting research
• Developing lesson plans
• Determining course objectives
• Role of the instructor
• Instructional techniques
• Experiential learning cycle
• Preparation of examinations
• Adult learning
• Methods of evaluation, question techniques
• Introduction to power-point
• Theories of learning

The learning experience will be enhanced through videotaping and peer group assessment. Applications will be accepted only for individuals who meet the following criteria:

• Basic course graduate
• Three years of law enforcement experience

It is required that the final 20 minute class presentation be prepared by a word processor or typewriter. Computers are available at the Training Center for participant use.

What:
Instructor Development sponsored by the Fort Wayne Police Department