Conflict Resolution
2017-04-03 08:00 - 12:00 (Asia/Karachi)
Hosted by
Hamilton Township Police Department
Nevada Department Of Public Safety Training Division
Presents
Principals Of Police Supervision
Date: April 3, 2017
8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Location: 7780 South State Route 48
Hamilton Township, Ohio45039
North of Cincinnati, near Kings Island
Cost:$80.00 per person
20 % discount for Warren County Personnel
Course Description:
Upon Completion of this 4-hour course, attendees will have acquired additional skills and knowledge necessary to allow better communication in conflict situations. This course will provide tools that can be used to resolve conflict through lecture, discussions, and various scenarios.
Course Objectives:
This course is designed for officers/ deputies that need to establish themselves as effective communicators in situations where conflict may arise. This training course will benefit civilians and sworn personnel.
This course is beneficial for all levels of sworn or non-sworn Law Enforcement.
When completed fax, the attached enrollment form to: (706) 835-2303. If you have any questions, please call (706) 781-1282. John Grimes
E-mail: johngrimes@windstream.net
Hamilton Contact: Chief Scott Hughes 513-683-0538
Email: shughes@hamilton-township.org
JLG Training Associates Inc.
176 Barnes Creek Rd
Blairsville, Georgia 30512
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2017-0403 – JLG Hamilton Conflict Resolution
2017 – JLG Hamilton Registration form

Animal Cruelty and Fighting Investigations Course
2017-03-31 08:30 - 16:30 | Clermont County Sheriff’s Office, 4470 State Route 222, Batavia, OH, 45103, United States
Recognizing the importance of animal cruelty and fighting investigations
Join the Clermont County Sheriff’s Office and The Humane Society of the United States for this FREE training
Open to all Law Enforcement, Animal Control, Humane Investigators, Code Enforcement Officers, and Prosecutors
Topics to be covered:
Background on dogfighting, cockfighting, and illegal animal abuse
How dogfighting and cockfighting are associated with other felony crimes
Investigating a cruelty or fighting complaint; from first response to filing charges. Recognizing evidence of dogfighting, cockfighting, and illegal cruelty. Interviews, warrants, and evidence collection as related to animal crimes. Knowing, interpreting, and applying cruelty and fighting laws
Course is eligible for CPT credit
Date: Friday – March 31st, 2017
Hours: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. (1hr lunch break on your own)
Location: Clermont County Sheriff’s Office (Training Room)
4470 State Route 222
Batavia, Ohio45103
Registration: email your NAME, AGENCY, and EMAIL ADDRESS with reference to the Batavia, Ohio course to LawEnforcementTraining@humanesociety.org.
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2017-0331 – Batavia OH Course Flyer

Tactical Defense Institute L.E. Knife class
2017-03-30 08:00 - 17:00 | Monroe Community Room, 6 East Avenue, Monroe, OH, 45050, United States
The Monroe Police Department will be hosting the Tactical Defense Institute L.E. Knife class on Thursday, March 30th, 2017 from 8 am to 5 pm. The class will take place in the Monroe Community Room located at 6 East Avenue, Monroe, Ohio 45050. The cost of the class is $175 per officer, with every officer receiving a knife at the end of the class. The registration deadline is Monday, March 27th, 2016 at 4 p.m. Please contact the Tactical Defense Institute at 937-544-7228 to register.
Contact Officer Joshua King at 513-267-9433 with any questions.
Ptl. Joshua D. King, #843
Community Service Officer
Public Information Officer
Monroe Police Department
kingj@monroeohio.org

Sobriety Checkpoint Administration Class
2017-03-24 08:00 - 11:00 | Blue Ash Recreation Center, 4433 Cooper Road, Cincinnati, OH, 45242, United States
This class is designed for those law enforcement officers who will be coordinating sobriety checkpoints within the State of Ohio. The course presents training as to the need and purpose of checkpoints, the court decisions concerning sobriety checkpoints, the steps to be taken prior to the setup/operation of a checkpoint, and the actual operation of a checkpoint.
Cost: FREE
Sponsor: Hamilton County OVI Task Force
Date: March 24th 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Instructor: Lt. Mark Pruess, Sharonville Police Department
Location Blue Ash Recreation Center (Lower Level)
4433 Cooper Road
Cincinnati Ohio 45242
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2017-0314 – OVICheckpointadmin

Recruiting & Hiring for Law Enforcement
2017-03-23 08:00 - 17:00
March 23 – 24 Cincinnati, Oh
Hosted by the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office
The process of recruiting, vetting and hiring qualified applicants represents one of the greatest challenges confronting law enforcement. This course will introduce attendees to a variety of innovative recruiting strategies being implemented throughout the country to meet the challenges of recruiting, particularly recruiting with an emphasis on diversifying the ranks. Attendees will also learn about ways to navigate the hiring process while minimizing legal liability risks along the way-from recruiting to hiring interviews to background investigations to the probationary process.
Implementing strategic planning in recruiting
Diversifying and expanding the applicant pool
Exploring innovative recruiting strategies being implemented by law enforcement agencies across the country
Understanding the long-term consequences of failing to invest in the hiring process
Creating agency policies to minimize liability in the hiring process
$390 per Attendee
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2017-0323 – RcrtngHiring HCSO

Mental Health First Aid (Adult Version) Training
2017-03-21 08:00 - 17:00, 2017-02-15 08:00 - 17:00 | Sharonville Fire Headquarters, 11637 Chester Road, Sharonville, OH, 45246, United States
Sharonville PD along with Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky & Southwest Ohio will be conducting free Mental Health First Aid (Adult Version) training. This is an eight-hour class designed to prepare the student to help individuals who are developing a mental health problem or experiencing a mental health crisis. This training helps the student better identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental illness. Although not as comprehensive as the 40-hour CIT classes, Mental Health First Aid sets a solid foundation for helping those suffering from mental illness.
Classes will be held at the Sharonville Fire Headquarters. Currently, we have three classes scheduled: 2/6, 2/15, and 3/21. To register for this free training, follow this link http://www.mhankyswoh.org/Home to the Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky & Southwest Ohio website. Look for “Upcoming Events” on the left side of the home page, click on the training of your choice, and the registration window will pop up. Complete and submit the registration window, and you will receive a confirmation email.
For further information, contact Officer Cheryl Price, Sharonville Police Department, (513)563-1147 or cprice@cityofsharonville.com.
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2017 – About-Mental-Health-First-Aid-one-pager
2017 – MHFA 8-hour-Course-Agenda
2017-0209 – MHFA TrainingBAPD

Non-Escalation, De-Escalation and Crisis Intervention for Contact Professionals (Verbal Defense & Influence) 8-Hour Basic User
2017-03-17 08:00 - 17:00 | University of Cincinnati, 2160 McMicken Circle, Cincinnati, OH, 45219, United States
In response to the call for de-escalation training for all of law enforcement officers from both President Obama’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing and Ohio Governor Kasich’s Task Force on Community-Police Relations, there are now two classes being offered in the SW Ohio area (Cincinnati) this coming spring.
The University of Cincinnati Police Department will host Vistelar’s “Non-Escalation, De-Escalation and Crisis Intervention for Contact Professionals (Verbal Defense & Influence) 8-Hour Basic User” course at the main campus on March 17th from 0800-1700 hrs. The location on campus is: Dyer Hall Room #160, 2160 McMicken Circle, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45219.
UC Police Department is offering this important one-day training session in conjunction with the four-day instructor course being held at the University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College May 9-10-11-12, 2017. These courses will cover a broad spectrum of material on de-escalating confrontation by teaching non-verbal and verbal communication skills and non-physical conflict resolution techniques while preserving critical officer safety and physical skills (“continuum of options”). Both the one-day user course and the four-day instructor courses are being taught by well-respected and world-renowned Vistelar instructors.
Please visit www.vistelar.com to learn more about “de-escalation” training for law enforcement and the programs they offer.
For the one-day course at UC Main Campus click here: http://vistelarcollege.com/events/cincinnati/
For the instructor four-day course at UC Blue Ash College click here: http://vistelarcollege.com/events/blue-ash/ .
For specifics on the one-day course March 17th you may contact Lt. Rob Gutierrez at the University of Cincinnati Police Department, (513) 556-4953.

Real World Lethal Encounters - Dynamic Pistol Course
2017-03-16 15:00 - 23:00
Law Enforcement Only
REAL WORLD LETHAL ENCOUNTERS
Dynamic Pistol Course
P: 513-579-1405
info@tacticalintelligencegroup.com
Tactical Intelligence Group is pleased to offer Law Enforcement Officers in the Greater Cincinnati area our 8-hour pistol skills course specifically designed to build the real world skills required by officers involved in lethal force situations. This course exceeds OPOTA’s pistol skill requirements and delves into the real world skills needed to prevail in a variety of life threatening situations. Students will gain an understanding of their existing “training scars”, identify their current behavior sequences under stress, and learn critical skills and tactics that help break range mentality and better apply to real world scenarios.
March 16th
3pm—11pm
Space is limited
Advance Registration is Required
Law Enforcement/Sworn Officers Only
$150/Officer (Includes Lunch)
Bring 300 Rounds of Ammunition
Topics include:
Creating a New Reactionary Sequence
Breaking Range Mentality / Eliminating Training Scars
Vehicle Considerations
Using Cover & Concealment
Firing from Unconventional Positions
Moving & Shooting
Shooting Under Demanding Physical/Mental Stress
Reality Based Scenario Training
Break Range Mentality & Build Real World Counter Assault Skills
www.tacticalintelligencegroup.com
www.facebook.com/tigtraining
Simply visit us online for more information and to register at
www.tacticalintelligencegroup.com
and take advantage of this special offer.
P: 513-579-1405
info@tacticalintelligencegroup.com
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2017-0316 – LEO 8hr Pistol Course

FBI's National Data Exchange (NDEx)
2017-03-15 10:00 - 12:00 | West Chester Police Department, 9577 Beckett Rd Suite 500, West Chester, OH, 45069, United States
MAGLOCLEN and a representative from the FBI’s National Data Exchange (NDEx) program will be conducting a training session on utilizing the NDEx database for investigative and other law enforcement related purposes. NDEx is a program that will allow users to view the reports from other agencies nationwide. It is highly recommended that your agency send a representative to view this presentation and learn more on the resources available. Please let me know if representatives will be sent.
The training will occur on Wednesday, Mar 15th from 10:00AM through 12:00PM at the West Chester PD located at 9577 Beckett Rd Suite 500 West Chester, Ohio 45069.
Alan Hayes 513-317-0721
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2017-0315 – FBI-NDexTraining description

High Impact Supervision (HIS)
2017-03-13 08:30 - 2017-03-15 16:30 | Hamilton Township Police Department, 7780 South State Route 48, Maineville, OH, 45039, United States
The Penn State Justice and Safety Institute
High Impact Supervision (HIS)
The transition from being a line leader to a supervisor requires a specific mind and skill set. The Penn State Justice and Safety Institute (JASI) designed the High Impact Supervision (HIS) program to provide the intensive and interactive training needed in order to better manage contemporary police environments. Specifically, the three-day HIS program will prepare first-line supervisors to meet the challenge of “critical shift” into a supervisory position.
This program addresses concepts that will help to enhance supervisory skills at a time when securing maximum employee productivity and ethics is vital. We must now ensure that our work environment runs smoothly inside and outside of the office, and JASI’s HIS program aims to accomplish this goal. All of our courses are instructed by current practitioners or recently retired executives. Key concepts and topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
Key management concepts
Flexibility and effective supervision
Dealing with problem employees
Motivational theories
Vital problem-solving skills
Problem-oriented policing
Community partnership
Decision-making methods
Contingency planning
Performance appraisals
Cost: $450/person
Registration: Complete the enclosed registration form and fax to 814-863-2765 or mail to Penn State Justice & Safety Institute, PO Box 410, State College, PA 16804-0410. Questions? Contact us at 814-863-0079.
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2017-0313 – High Impact Supv HamTwp
2017-0313 – High Impact Registration HamTwp

2017 March Social Meeting
2017-03-09 19:00 - 21:00 | R. G. Cribbet Center (Fairfax Recreation Center), 5903 Hawthorne Avenue, Cincinnati, OH, 45227, United States
7:00 PM Dinner
8:00 PM Meeting
$10 Per Person for Dinner, Refreshments, Door Prizes
Hosts: Business Intelligence Inc. (B.I.I.), Clermont Co. S.O., Children’s Hospital, Fairfax PD, Mariemont PD, Milford PD, Newtown PD, Ohio State Patrol, Terrace Park PD, Bramble Towing
Note: Meetings and hosts subject to change, check back just before the meeting to confirm information.

Mental Health First Aid - Adult
2017-03-09 08:00 - 17:00 | Blue Ash Fire Department, 10647 Kenwood Road, Blue Ash, OH, 45242, United States
Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky and Southwest Ohio along with the Blue Ash Police Department are joining forces to Host “Mental Health First Aid Training” (Adult version). Similar to ‘First Aid’ and CPR, ‘Mental Health First Aid’ teaches individuals how to help those experiencing mental health challenges or crises
WHO: Mindy Sponseller, M.Ed. PCC-S, Pro Bono Counseling Program Coordinator with Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky and Southwest Ohio and Steve Keller, Patrol Officer, with the Blue Ash PD
WHAT: Mental Health First Aid (Adult)
WHEN: February 9th, 2017 8am-5pm
March 9th, 2017 8am-5pm
April 6th, 2017 8am-5pm
WHERE: Blue Ash Fire Department, 10647 Kenwood Rd, Blue Ash, Ohio 45242
WHY: Mental health challenges – such as depression, anxiety, psychosis and substance use – are shockingly common in the United States. In fact, more than one in five American adults will have a mental health problem in any given year. The National Council for Behavioral Health certifies individuals throughout the nation, including Mental Health America and Blue Ash PD, to provide Mental Health First Aid courses to prepare their communities with the knowledge and skills to help individuals who are developing a mental health problem or experiencing a mental health crisis. Identified on SAMHSA’s National Registry of Evidence-Based Programs and Practices, the training helps the public better identify, understand and respond to signs of mental illnesses. For more information on Mental Health First Aid, visit www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org.
***Please register at www.mhankyswoh.org***
Click on the calendar on the left hand side of the page.
Click on the date you are registering for.
Click on the actual training highlighted in blue.
Questions: Contact Officer Steve Keller at BAPD: 513-745-8555
or Mindy Sponseller at 513-562-2582 msponseller@mhankyswoh.org
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2017-0209 – MHFA TrainingBAPD

Honor Guard Training
2017-03-09, 2017-02-09
Honor Guard Training is scheduled for the 2nd Thursday of each month. However, the dates, times, and locations are subject to change. Contact team members for confirmation.

Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement
2017-03-08 09:00 - 2017-03-09 17:00 | The Wyler Family Automotive Center, 401 Milford Parkway, Milford, OH, 45150, United States
Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement
A.R.I.D.E.
Presented by: The Ohio Traffic Safety Office And The Ohio Drug Recognition Expert Program In partnership with the Milford Police Department
Date and Time
Wednesday March 8th and Thursday March 9th 2017
Class begins promptly at 0900 on March 8th, 2017 and concludes March 9th 2017 at 1700
10 minute breaks will be given hourly
Lunch is daily from 1200 to 1300
Tuition / Fees
This is a 16 hour accredited course sponsored by the NHSTA and the International Association of Chiefs of Police.
There is no cost to attend.
Location
Milford Ohio
The Wyler Family Automotive Center, 401 Milford Parkway, Milford Ohio
Attire Business casual attire or duty uniform.
Registration Information
Registration is required to attend this free training.
To Register Contact: Gretchen Lopez-Martinez, at glopez-martinez@dps.ohio.gov or by phone at (614) 466-3250.
Contact Russ Kenney Email:rkenney@milfordohio.org for more information
4 Hours of C.P.T
The O.P.O.T.C has approved this A.R.I.D.E. course to count as 4 hours of Continuing Professional Training in 2017 as a General Law Enforcement Subject.
12.5 Hours C.L.E Credit
Prosecutors are welcome to attend this course and it has been approved by the Ohio Supreme Court for 12.5 hours of CLE Credit
** This training is federally funded and provided for the benefit of public sector law enforcement and prosecutors. Therefore, individuals who could benefit their private part-time work with the training are ineligible e.g. a private practice defense attorney is ineligible. **
A.R.I.D.E. is a course that is designed to train law enforcement officers to observe, identify and articulate the indicators of impairment caused by drugs and/or alcohol. ARIDE training is critical for agencies seeking to reduce fatal, injury and property damage crashes through increased impaired driver arrests. The ARIDE course serves as a SFST update and has been approved by the OPOTC as 4 hours of C.P.T. credit as a General Law Enforcement Subject.
The course will train participants to:

Understand and describe the relationship of drugs to impaired driving incidents

Administer the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests proficiently in compliance with the most current SFST and ARIDE training curriculums. (currently 10/2015)

Observe, identify and articulate the observable signs of drug impairment with the established seven drug categories associated with the DRE program.

Recognize possible medical conditions, which may mimic the obvious observable signs of impairment.

Articulate through testimony and written statements, impairment attributed to alcohol and/or drugs.

Understand toxicology reports and what sample is needed to be collected for use in an impaired driver arrest.

Prerequisites to enroll in the A.R.I.D.E. course:
Be a certified law enforcement officer through O.P.O.T.C. or a State Trooper, Have completed a certified SFST course OR Be a prosecuting attorney for a court located within the State of Ohio
(Prosecutors will not be tested for SFST Proficiency)
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2017-0308 – Milford Ohio ARIDE Flyer

Forensic Mapping with Total Stations and CSI Mobile (40 Hours)
2017-03-06 08:00 - 2017-03-10 17:00 | West Chester Fire Department, 9119 Cincinnati Dayton Road, WEst Chester, OH, 45069, United States
Training in West Chester, Ohio!
March 6 – 10, 2017
West Chester, Ohio
Course will be held at the:
West Chester Fire Headquarters
9119 Cincinnati Dayton Road
West Chester, Ohio 45069
To register for this course online, please visit our website at: www.iptm.org
This course will teach you how to properly use a total station to create three dimensional maps of crash and crime scenes. Topics will range from the basic principles of surveying and the concepts of measurement to problem solving techniques needed to correct field errors. We will also show you how to download data from CSI Mobile to a computer and the basics of computer diagramming.
You will learn different methods of creating scaled drawings by means of triangulation, base line and radial measurements. We will explain how to locate points on the Cartesian coordinate system by ordered pairs and discuss the mathematical definition of points on a plane, lines, circles, and triangles. The distance formula for points on a coordinate plane using Pythagorean’s Theorem and measuring elevations will be introduced.
We’ll instruct you on the use of the total station, including the instrument, tripod, prism, rods and data collectors. The set up and assembly of each will be covered as well as the leveling and site selection for the tripod. Basic care, calibration and maintenance will be addressed. The CSI Mobile software including the main menu, general user interface and the options available to you will be explained and displayed.
You will work in teams to measure a minimum of 6 crash or crime scenes using a total station and CSI Mobile software. Proper setup, leveling and new job creation will be emphasized and you will be shown the practical uses of reference points and backsite concepts.
Topics include:

Concepts of total station measurements
Coordinate geometry
Total station nomenclature
CSI Mobile software overview
Scene creation
Total station movement
Advanced functions and downloading

Finally, you will be shown the process for downloading jobs from the data collectors to a USB drive. Additional functionality, including Stake Point options to relocate measured data in the field, adding notes to the data, and Point to Point measurements, will be illustrated. The different file types that are downloadable will be explained and viewed.
Note: If you already have a laser mapping system, please bring it with you to class. Although not required, you are encouraged to bring a laptop computer with you.
Prerequisite: Previous training in traffic crash or crime scene investigations helpful, but not mandatory.
Audience: Law enforcement and private crash investigators and reconstructionists, crime scene investigators
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are available through IPTM.
Please call us at (904) 620-IPTM for details.
Course Fee: $795 **
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Calibre Press Presents “TNT: Tactics in Traffic”
2017-03-03 08:00 - 17:00 | Kettering Medical Center – Dean Amphitheater, 3535 Southern Blvd., Kettering, OH, 45429, United States
Traffic Stops are one of the most common, and dangerous, actions performed by police officers. Regardless of where you work, if you have a roadway traveling through your jurisdiction – danger exists! This highly informative and powerful eight hour course instructed by Chief Scott Hughes, utilizes over 75 videos and illustrations while examining how officers are injured and killed during vehicle stops.
Course topics will include but not limited to: Traffic Stops Fundamentals; Communication Skills; Unique vehicles; Window Tint and other Obstructions; Night Time Approach Tactics; Contemporary Search and Frisk Techniques; Dealing with Combative Motorists; Case Laws that pertain to Vehicle Stops and more!
Hosted by the Tactical Crime Suppression Unit of Southern Montgomery County:
Where: KetteringMedicalCenter
Dean Amphitheater (Ground Level)
3535 Southern Blvd.
Kettering, Ohio45429
**Enter hospital through main entrance and take elevators to ground level to access the Dean Amphitheater.
When: March 3, 2017
08:00 AM – 5:00 PM (lunch is not provided)
Cost: $25 for TCSU Members
$75 for Outside Agencies
Register: Call Holly Ridinger 937-298-6223 or email at Holly.Ridinger@leo.gov
***Free parking is available in the main parking lot across from hospital. Please do not park in the parking garage
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2017-0303 – Tactics in Traffic

Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement
2017-03-01 08:00 - 2017-03-02 16:00 | Mt Orab Fire Department, 105 Spice Street, Mt.Orab, OH, 45154, United States
A.R.I.D.E.
Presented by: The Ohio Traffic Safety Office And The Ohio Drug Recognition Expert Program In partnership with the Mt Orab Police Department
Date and Time
Wednesday March 1st and Thursday March 2nd 2017
Class begins promptly at 0800 on March 1st, 2017
and concludes March 2nd 2017 at 1600
10 minute breaks will be given hourly
Lunch is daily from 1200 to 1300
Tuition / Fees
This is a 16 hour accredited course sponsored by the NHSTA and the International Association of Chiefs of Police.
There is no cost to attend.
Location
Mt Orab Fire Department, 105 Spice Street, Mt Orab Ohio 45154
Attire Business casual attire or duty uniform.
Registration is required to attend this free training.
To Register Contact: Gretchen Lopez-Martinez, at glopez-martinez@dps.ohio.gov or by phone at (614) 466-3250.
Contact Russ Kenney Email:rkenney@milfordohio.org for more information
4 Hours of C.P.T
The O.P.O.T.C has approved this A.R.I.D.E. course to count as 4 hours of Continuing Professional Training in 2017 as a General Law Enforcement Subject.
12.5 Hours C.L.E Credit
Prosecutors are welcome to attend this course and it has been approved by the Ohio Supreme Court for 12.5 hours of CLE Credit
** This training is federally funded and provided for the benefit of public sector law enforcement and prosecutors. Therefore, individuals who could benefit their private part-time work with the training are ineligible e.g. a private practice defense attorney is ineligible. **
A.R.I.D.E. is a course that is designed to train law enforcement officers to observe, identify and articulate the indicators of impairment caused by drugs and/or alcohol. ARIDE training is critical for agencies seeking to reduce fatal, injury and property damage crashes through increased impaired driver arrests. The ARIDE course serves as a SFST update and has been approved by the OPOTC as 4 hours of C.P.T. credit as a General Law Enforcement Subject.
The course will train participants to:

Understand and describe the relationship of drugs to impaired driving incidents

Administer the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests proficiently in compliance with the most current SFST and ARIDE training curriculums. (currently 10/2015)

Observe, identify and articulate the observable signs of drug impairment with the established seven drug categories associated with the DRE program.

Recognize possible medical conditions, which may mimic the obvious observable signs of impairment.

Articulate through testimony and written statements, impairment attributed to alcohol and/or drugs.

Understand toxicology reports and what sample is needed to be collected for use in an impaired driver arrest.

Prerequisites to enroll in the A.R.I.D.E. course:
Be a certified law enforcement officer through O.P.O.T.C. or a State Trooper
Have completed a certified SFST course OR Be a prosecuting attorney for a court located within the State of Ohio
(Prosecutors will not be tested for SFST Proficiency)
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2017-0301 – Mt Orab ARIDE Flyer

Weather Spotter Training Course
2017-02-23 18:00 - 20:00 | The Grove Conference Center, 9150 Winton Road, Cincinnati, OH, 45231, United States
The Hamilton County Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency, in coordination with the National Weather Service and the Springfield Township Fire Department, is hosting two Weather Spotter training courses
February 23, 2017 and April 27, 2017
6:00-8:00 PM
The Grove Conference Center
9150 Winton Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45231.
With instruction provided by a local National Weather Service meteorologist, this course will equip students with the knowledge to become the “eyes and ears” for their communities when severe weather is imminent. Spotter reports are essential in helping local meteorologists issue timely, accurate, and detailed warnings by confirming hazardous weather detected by NWS radar. Spotters serve their local communities by acting as a vital source of information when severe weather approaches, so please forward this opportunity to those groups or personnel who may be interested. An ideal target audience for this class includes interested citizens, CERT Team members, Amateur radio personnel, and local emergency responders.
Course Goals

Participants understand severe watches and warnings
Participants become spotters who are able to relay their weather observations to NWS, emergency management, or public safety personnel for more accurate weather warnings.

An information flyer regarding this course is attached below for your use. To register for either delivery of this course, please use the following link: https://goo.gl/forms/rcWHVQ0PrmsR7RUr1. Please contact Emily Lakamp, Emily.Lakamp@hamilton-co.org, with questions or registration assistance.
Emily Lakamp, MPA | Training and Exercise Specialist
HamiltonCounty Emergency Management & Homeland Security Agency
2000 Radcliff Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45204
513-263-8244 (w) | 513-429-8541 (c) | 513-263-8222 (f)
www.hamiltoncountyohioema.org

2017-0223 0427 – Weather Spotter

Criminal Interdiction Training
2017-02-21 08:00 - 2017-02-22 17:00 | Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy, 740 East 17th Avenue, Columbus, OH, 43211, United States
Free Criminal Interdiction Training that will be held at the Ohio State Highway Patrol’s Academy on February 21-22, 2017 from 8AM-5PM.
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2017-0221 – CP Training and Schedule

Lock Pick Training For Law Enforcement: Covert & Non-Destructive Entry
2017-02-21 08:00 - 17:00 | Blue Ash Recreation Center, 4433 Cooper Road, Cincinnati, OH, 45242, United States
Attendees at this training workshop will be instructed in the basics of picking and opening standard (non-high security) pin tumbler and disk wafer locks. Pin tumbler locks are the most common lock in America found on almost every residential, apartment and business door and padlock. Disk wafer locks are commonly found on alarm box panels, file cabinets, desk locks, cabinet doors, small safes, and utility boxes. All attendees, in normal physical condition, will be competent to pick locks upon conclusion of the training session. All training equipment and supplies will be provided at the workshop.
Students will be issued a six-piece stainless steel professional lock pick set and case and a door lock cylinder for after-course practice. Some of the practical applications for law enforcement include home lockouts, apartment gates, office and cabinet locks, padlocks, SWAT entries, search/arrest warrants, hostage rescue, surveillance device insertion.
This class is for law enforcement only. Proper credentials required on the day of class.
WHEN: Tuesday February 21, 2017
TIME: 0800 — 1700
WHERE: Blue Ash Recreation Center (Basement classroom)
4433 Cooper Rd.
Blue Ash, Ohio45242
COST: $215.00
REGISTRATION: email to Mr. Jerry Antoon at:
Jerry.Antoon@gmail.com
For further information please visit:
www.lelockpicking.com
Local contact:
Chief Paul Hartinger
Blue Ash Police Department
hartinger@blueash.com
(513)745-8555
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2017-0221 – LOCKPICK2017

2017 February Social Meeting
2017-02-09 19:00 - 21:00 | SPCA Sharonville Center, 11900 Conrey Road, Sharonville, OH, 45249, United States
7:00 PM Dinner
8:00 PM Meeting
$10 Per Person for Dinner, Refreshments, Door Prizes
Hosts: BCI, Cal Crim Security, Elmwood PD, Norwood PD, S.P.C.A., St. Bernard PD, Xavier University Campus Police, Harrison PD
Meeting at SPCA on Conrey Road
Note: Meetings and hosts subject to change, check back just before the meeting to confirm information.
