COURSE:

#20230300

PREREQUISITES:

Sworn full-time law enforcement personnel

STUDENT EQUIPMENT:

Please see preface for a detailed student equipment list.

OVERVIEW:

This course is also offered ONLINE.

A three-day course designed to provide SWAT Team leaders and trainers with the ability to design, plan and prepare proactive training guidelines, manuals, events, calendars and support documents in order to best utilize limited training time and opportunities in order to produce the highest quality personnel and team capability; and to provide SWAT Team leaders and trainers with proven risk mitigation methodologies to counter risk within the three main risk areas for SWAT Teams, i.e. legal, training and operations.

START TIME:

0800

CO-HOST POINT OF CONTACT:

Officer Michael Wiley
mwiley@cityoflakewood.us

NEAREST AIRPORT:

Seattle-Tacoma International (SEATAC)

HOTEL SUGGESTIONS:

Fairfield Inn & Suites
1515 Wilmington Dr
Dupont, WA 98327
Phone #: (360) 334-3314

REGISTRATION DEADLINE:

2/27/2023

CANCELLATION POLICY:

Student will receive full refund of any paid fee if cancelled in writing 30+ days prior to course start.NTOA will charge $100 cancellation fee if written notice is received less than 30 days prior to course start.No written notice, no refund. Qualified substitutions are always acceptable. NTOA reserves the right to cancel a course 30 days prior to the start date. We will notify you immediately if this occurs.

COURSE:
#20231460

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

This course is also offered ONLINE.

This course is designed for law enforcement personnel who are responsible for deploying in the capacity as a SWAT Team Leader or as a supervisor who is responsible for the training and deployment of tactical teams. The focus of this training will be on pre-incident training, planning, organizing, and the tactical decision-making process used in the resolution of high-risk operations. Also included in the curriculum is an overview of SWAT training topics including selection and testing, training issues and liability, national SWAT standards and critical incident reviews. Practical applications will consist of scouting and planning warrants, small team planning, tactics used in the resolution of critical incidents, and the review of tactical incidents and videos. Attendees will participate in-group discussions, write operations orders, and develop training plans, plus critique and evaluate tactics and decisions based on a principle based SWAT decision-making process.

*** It is highly recommended that students bring a laptop computer to class.

START TIME:
0800

PREREQUISTES:
Sworn full-time law enforcement personnel

NEAREST AIRPORT:
Tri Cities Regional Airport, Pasco WA

HOTEL SUGGESTIONS:
Homewood Suites
1060 George Washington Way
Richland, WA 99352
Phone: (509) 371-1550

CO-HOST POINT OF CONTACT:
Mr. Jory Parish
jparish@ci.richland.wa.us

Registration Deadline – 3/10/2023

WSTOA’s Basic SWAT course is 5 days and 50 training hours

The focus of WSTOA’s Basic SWAT course is the basic required knowledge for officers and deputies newly assigned to SWAT or Tactical Response Teams. The target audience are individuals who have recently been assigned to SWAT, they will gain the understanding of contemporary theories and concepts used during SWAT operations.  Students will participate in classroom and field exercises designed to develop their understanding of the tactics and techniques employed during tactical operations. This course is facilitated by experienced SWAT team leaders and elements leaders currently assigned to Tier 1 and Tier 2 SWAT teams, experienced in developing newly assigned SWAT officers.

The primary course objectives are as follows:

• SWAT Theory & Concepts in order to gain an understanding of SWAT utilization during tactical operations.
• Team organization and structure, to include the responsibilities of each position within the team.
• Specialized equipment and munitions introduction used by SWAT Teams.
• Tactics used during armed barricaded incidents and high risk warrant service missions.
• Proper Scouting and Operational Plan & the necessity of after-action reviews.
• Dynamic, Slow and Methodical, and Covert movement techniques.

Equipment:

• Helmet
• Entry Vest
• Gloves
• Tactical Uniform
• Rifle/SMG
• Handgun
• Eye and hearing protection
• APR (Gas Mask)
• PT gear
• Simunition, Force on Force, UTM bolt or rifle with 150 rounds of marking cartridges
• Simunition, Force on Force, UTM protective gear

Cancellation:

• Deadline to cancel is 7 days prior to class.
• $500 no show or late cancellation fee.

Class Location:

• Spokane Police Academy
  2302 N Waterworks St
  Spokane, WA 99212

Recommended Hotel:

• ​The Davenport Tower, Marriott
  111 South Post Street,
  Spokane, Washington 99201
  509-789-6965

Cost:

• $500.00

Registration Will Be From 0800 To 0830 Hours Monday April 24th In PT Gear.

REGISTRATION:

COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Law Enforcement Night Fighter 101 is designed to provide Law Enforcement professionals with a solid understanding of the fundamentals of night vision operation and use. Beginning with gear choice and setup, the class provides students the tools for learning to safely / effectively move, shoot, and communicate in low-light/no-light environments. Students will participate in a variety of movement and live-fire exercises aimed at producing a core competency with night vision goggles, lasers, and white light. Since this in an “open enrollment” style course open to officers from different agencies, the ability for officers to share relevant information with each other is also a benefit. Tuition payment for the LE-only classes can be paid through either the agency or the individual.

TIME:
1600 hrs. to 0200 hrs

PREREQUISTES:
In accordance with ITAR Regulations, only U.S. Citizens will be accepted to participate in TNVC courses. NO EXCEPTIONS. Proof of citizenship is required. This class is only available to current local, state, or federal Law Enforcement Officers. This is a physical class and students are encouraged to be in good physical condition. Students must have basic tactical weapons handling skills prior to the class. As such, students are required to produce proof of successful completion of a Patrol Rifle or tactical carbine class.

REGISTRATION:
The way the registration process works is that an officer who wants to attend will need to get in touch with Mike Sebastian either at mike@TNVC.com or training@TNVC.com and send him a copy of their police ID as well as proof of completion of formal carbine training (certificate from SWAT school, Patrol Rifle program, reputable training organization, etc.). Once their credentials are received, Mike Sebastian will send them the link so that they can go to the TNVC web page and register and pay for the class. There is also the possibility that an officer’s agency will want to cover the registration fee for the class. The officer will still need the link to register for the class, but it will also require the creation of an agency purchase order. This means Mike Sebastian would need the agency name, billing address, email, phone number, etc., and the TNVC Sales staff would send an invoice to the department.

There will also be a link on the registration page that, if needed, will allow the officer to rent NVG equipment (helmet, mount, NVG, laser, or any combo of this equipment). Please be aware that we only have eight sets of rental gear and that they range from green phosphor PVS-14 monoculars to various models of white phosphor dual tubes goggles. These are rented on a “first come, first serve” basis. For example, if an officer wants to rent white dual tubes but those have all been rented to other officers, that officer will have to choose something like a green dual tube system or one of the PVS-14 monoculars.

The last step is that once Mike Sebastian receives a paid invoice for an officer from the TNVC sales staff that shows the officer’s registration is paid for, he will send the officer the waiver/emergency contact info packet that they will need to complete and return to him.

POC:
Matthew Nelson
(509) 942-7309 (Desk)
(509) 578-9414 (Cell)
mnelson@ci.richland.wa.us

SPONSORED BY:

Lakewood (WA) Police Department

OVERVIEW:

NTOA will be teaching Advanced Crisis Negotiations

REGISTRATION / MORE INFORMATION:

Please go to https://www.ntoa.org/training/

COURSE:

#20230290

PREREQUISITES:

Sworn full-time law enforcement personnel

STUDENT EQUIPMENT:

Please see preface for a detailed student equipment list.

OVERVIEW:

***This class is not intended for SWAT Officers, as it is designed primarily for patrol officers with no SWAT experience***.

This course is designed to provide patrol supervisors with the information and tools needed to manage a critical incident prior to the arrival of SWAT. Understanding the methodology used in managing a dynamic tactical problem, incident command system fundamentals, and the 4 primary types of critical incidents involving an adversary will give the patrol supervisor the tools needed to succeed during these events.

START TIME:

0800

CO-HOST POINT OF CONTACT:

Officer Michael Wiley
mwiley@cityoflakewood.us

NEAREST AIRPORT:

Seattle-Tacoma International (SEATAC)

HOTEL SUGGESTIONS:

Fairfield Inn & Suites
1515 Wilmington Dr
Dupont, WA 98327
Phone #: (360) 334-3314

REGISTRATION DEADLINE:

4/24/2023

CANCELLATION POLICY:

Student will receive full refund of any paid fee if cancelled in writing 30+ days prior to course start. NTOA will charge $100 cancellation fee if written notice is received less than 30 days prior to course start. No written notice, no refund. Qualified substitutions are always acceptable. NTOA reserves the right to cancel a course 30 days prior to the start date. We will notify you immediately if this occurs.

LOCATION:
Woodside Bible Church – 6600 Rochester Road – Troy, Michigan

DESCRIPTION:
Hard-Earned Lessons Learned by Our Peers Who Were There

The North American Active Assailant Conference (NAAAC) is the largest event in the world dedicated to improving emergency response to active violence and is considered by many past attendees to be the most informative and powerful training they’ve ever attended. The conference’s format features firsthand collaborative debriefs of past tragedies by representatives of the lead public safety agencies involved.

June 7 – Optional Pre-Conferences
June 8 – General Conference
June 9 – General Conference

Pre-conferences are optional. Attendees may choose to attend one pre-conference, the general conference, or both with breakfast and lunch provided at no additional cost each day.

This Conference is intended for:

• Law Enforcement
• Fire Departments
• Emergency Medical Services
• Corporate Security
• Hospital Administrators and Providers
• Emergency Management Personnel
• Elected Officials
• Other Stakeholders

Conference organizers are also pleased to report continued collaboration with the National Tactical Officers Association as well as the Illinois, Michigan, and Ohio Tactical Officers Associations.

This event is being submitted to the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Bureau of Fire Services for use of approved funds as well as the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services for 24 hours of approved Emergency Medical Services continuing education.

Please know the venue is extraordinary, attendance will be limited to 3,000 and all participants will need to pre-register. Given the sensitive nature of the information being shared, attendance will be restricted to the aforementioned personnel, on-site registration will not be permitted, credentials issued at check-in must be displayed at all times, and no media or recording devices will be permitted.

MORE INFORMATION:
For additional information, please contact Lieutenant Jim Etzin of the Farmington Hills Fire Department at jetzin@fhgov.com or (248) 331-6415.