Overview
Mandatory Retraining
- Name
- Specialized Course
- Dates and Times
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February 9, 2024; 0800-1700 hours
- Course Description
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One of the main jobs of frontline supervisors is to review police incident reports. Every report written by an agency can have an impact on the supervisor, the officer involved, the department, the community, and the prosecutor's office. This 8-hour specialized course is designed to provide supervisors with the skills and knowledge to review and edit police incident reports. Class topics include field notes, initial observations, chronological event reporting, evidence details, major pitfalls and common grammatical mistakes. This course may be applied towards an officer’s mandatory continuing education requirements only; it is NOT salary incentive.
- Location
- Bradford County Sheriff's Office Emergency Operations Center 945-B N. Temple Avenue Starke, FL 32091
- 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 24.
Forms must be submitted prior to January 17, 2024.
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.