Overview
Mandatory Training
- Name
- CJSTC Instructor Course #801
- Dates and Times
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October 24 & 26, 2022; 1200 - 2300 hours
October 25 & 27, 2022; 1300 - 2200 hours
October 28, 2022; 0900 - 1800 hours
- Course Description
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This 44-hour course is designed to teach officers the basic knowledge, tactics and fundamentals associated with instructing firearms. The end goal is to train the new instructors to teach the CMS Criminal Justice Firearms course, which is part of the CMS Basic Recruit Training Program. Instructor students must possess a General Instructor Certification or be eligible for and apply for the General Instructor Certification at the same time as the High-Liability Instructor Certification. This course is eligible for mandatory retraining hours only.
- Location
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Institute of Public Safety
Kirkpatrick Center
3737 NE 39th Avenue
Gainesville, FL 32609
Directions - Equipment
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FIREARM RANGE SAFETY GEAR IS MANDATORY: Please bring eye protection, hearing protection, ballistic vest, hat and flashlight (NOT a gun-mounted light). Please also bring your department sidearm (40 or 9mm), three magazines with duty belt, magazine pouches and holster. IPS provides a 9mm AR-15 for rifle qualification. If you would prefer to qualify with your agency issued rifle you will need to bring 100 rounds of ammo for your rifle. No optics will be permitted on handguns or rifles. No red shirts!
- Dress Policy
- Casual/business casual clothing is recommended. Flip flops, shorts, tank tops and/or offensive T-shirts are unacceptable attire. Law enforcement personnel not in uniform that are carrying exposed firearms must prominently display agency ID and/or badge at all times while on college property.
- Cost
- No cost to officers in Region IV. Priority is given to officers in Alachua and Bradford Counties. All other officers will be waitlisted and added to the roster as space permits.
- Registration
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Seating is limited to 18.
Forms must be submitted prior to October 7, 2022.
Please complete the Training Authorization Form and email to Advanced and Specialized Training Coordinator or fax to 352-271-2929. You will receive an email confirmation that the form has been received.
- Questions?
- Contact the Advanced and Specialized Training Coordinator.