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SPRING

2018

Essex County College

Public Safety Academy

250 Grove Avenue

Cedar Grove, New Jersey 07009

Tel: 973-877-4350

Fax: 973-239-8842

Email: [email protected]

www.essex.edu/pacademy

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Essex County College

Public Safety Academy

Training Catalog

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.essex.edu/pacademy

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Table of Contents

Section 1: BASIC RECRUIT COURSES

COURSE DATE(S) PAGE Basic County Corrections Course TBD 4

Basic Course for Police Officer January 12 5

Basic Juvenile Detention Course TBA 6

Special Law Enforcement Officer II TBA

Section 2: BASIC FIRE TRAINING

COURSE DATE(S) PAGE Basic Firefighter Training Program April 2 7

Firefighter I (Evenings) April 3 8

Section 3: FIRE/EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES COURSES

COURSE

AHA- Basic Life Support CPR Instructor Course March 20-21 9

AHA- Basic Life Support CPR Refresher Course June 4 10

AHA Basic Life Support CPR Refresher Course June 18 11

Blood Borne Pathogens Refresher Course May 12 12

EMT-Integrated Refresher Program, Session-A (Airway) May15 13

EMT-Integrated Refresher Program, Session-B (Medical) May 16 14

EMT-Integrated Refresher Program, Session-C (Trauma) May 17 15

Epi-Pen Administration May 12 16

First Responder Refresher for Firearms Instructors March 20-21 17

Incident Command System 200 February 27-28 18

Incident Command System 200 (Evenings) February 26-March 1 19

Incident Command System 300 March 20-22 20

Incident Command System 300 (Evenings) March 13-15 & 20-22 21

Incident Command System 400 June 4&7 22

Incident Command System 400 (Evenings) June 19, 21, 25, 27 23

Right to Know Refresher Course May 12 24

Section 4: BTC/EMD TELECOMMUNICATION COURSES

COURSE DATE(S) PAGE APCO-Public Safety Telecommunicator / Basic 911 April 2-6 25

Basic Telecommunicator Refresher Course February 23 26

Emergency Medical Dispatch Certification (Basic) May 14-17 27

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Section 5: FIREARMS COURSES

COURSE DATE(S) PAGE Assault Rifle Instructors Course TBD, 2018 28

F.A.T.S. Train-the-Trainer Contact Range Master 29

Firearms Instructor Course February 19-23 30

Firearms Requalification Contact Range Master 31

Firearms Requalification for Retired L.E. Officers Contact Range Master 32

Level I Tactical Pistol Course January 25 33

Level I Tactical Pistol Course June 1 34

Section 5: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES

COURSE DATE(S) Advanced Public Safety Psychology Training March 14 35

Analyzing the Attorney General Internal Affairs

Policy & Procedure February 16 36

Basic Field Training Officer School March 5-7 37

Basic Internal Affairs Training April 4-6 38

Crisis Intervention Training TBD, 2018 41-42

Current Trends in Document Fraud March 14 39

Door Breaching For the Patrol Officer (New Course) April 18 40

Drug Testing & the Internal Affairs Investigator April 13 43

Intro to Public Safety Stress Management (New Course) January 17 44

Intro to Public Safety Stress Management (New Course) January 17 45

Physical Conditioning Instructor Course May 17-18; 21-23 46

Radar Instructor Refresher Class May 11 47

SCBA- Use for Police Officers (New Course) May 16 48

Street Crimes Seminar March 26-28 49

APPENDIX Directions to the Public Safety Academy 50

General Information 51-52

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Essex County College Public Safety Academy 250 Grove Avenue


Telephone (973) 877-4350 Fax (973) 239-8842 www.essex.edu/pacademy

Approved by the New Jersey Police Training Commission, this course includes the prescribed

course of study that a Correction Officer must complete as a condition for permanent appointment.

The required units of study in this course include: Professional Development, Criminal Justice

System, Human Relations, Criminal Law in Corrections, Arrest, Search, Seizure, Evidence,

Communications, Weaponry and Unarmed Defense, Emergency Medical Correctional Security,

Investigation Concepts, Physical Conditioning, and County Training. Prerequisite: Pursuant to

PTC Rule N.J.A.C. 13:1-8.1, a background investigation, a medical evaluation with clearance and

the requisite agency training for all trainees enrolled, shall be completed prior to the first day of

class.

Instructor: Public Safety Academy Staff

Dates(s): TBA, 2018

Time: 0630-1500

Attire: Refer to Recruit Packet

Equipment: Refer to Recruit Packet.

Cost: Essex County – $800 Tuition per recruit

Out of County – $1,200.00 Tuition per recruit

Additional fees: $100.00 Drug Testing per recruit

To receive the Recruit Packet containing all training program information and dates,

contact the Essex County College Public Safety Academy (973) 877-4350 or via email:

[email protected].

Basic County Corrections Officer Course



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course of study that a police officer must complete as a condition for permanent appointment. The

required units of study include: Professional Development, Criminal Justice System, Police

Community Relations, Criminal Law, Arrest, Search, Seizure, Communications, Evidence, Use of

Force, Weaponry and Unarmed Defense, Emergency Medical Care, Patrol Concepts, Traffic,

Criminal Investigation, Physical Fitness, Vehicle Operations, and Agency Training. Prerequisite:

Pursuant to PTC Rule N.J.A.C. 13:1-8.1, a background investigation, a medical evaluation with

clearance and the requisite agency training for all trainees enrolled, shall be completed prior to the

first day of class.


Dates(s): January 12, 2018

Time: 0630-1630


Equipment: Refer to Recruit Packet

Cost: Essex County – $500.00 Tuition per recruit


Additional fees: $150.00 Drug Testing per recruit for Essex County & Out of County



[email protected].

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course of study that a Juvenile Detention Officer must complete as a condition for permanent

appointment. The required units of study in this course include: Management, Supervision and

Communication, Staffing Skills, Special Issues, Correctional Security, Emergency Medical Care,

Professional Development, County Agency Training, Physical Conditioning, and Law in

Corrections Prerequisite: Pursuant to PTC Rule N.J.A.C. 13:1-8.1, a background investigation,

a medical evaluation with clearance and the requisite agency training for all trainees enrolled, shall

be completed prior to the first day of class.


Dates(s): TBA, 2018

Time: 0730-1530 Attire: Refer to Recruit Packet


Cost: Essex County – $200 Out of County – $500

Additional fees: $150.00 Drug Testing per recruit for Essex County & out of County



[email protected].

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course of study that a S.L.E.O. II must complete as a condition for permanent appointment. The

required units of study include: Professional Development, Criminal Justice System, Police

Community Relations, Criminal Law, Arrest, Search, Seizure, Communications, Evidence, Use of

Force, Weaponry and Unarmed Defense, Emergency Medical Care, Patrol Concepts, Traffic,

Criminal Investigation, Physical Fitness, Vehicle Operations, and Agency Training.

Prerequisite: Pursuant to PTC Rule N.J.A.C. 13:1-8.1, a background investigation, a medical

evaluation with clearance and the requisite agency training for all trainees enrolled, shall be

completed prior to the first day of class.


Dates(s): TBA, 2018

Time: Tue., Wed., Thur., 1830-2300; Sat., 0800-1600



Cost: Essex County – $2,200.00 Tuition per recruit


Additional fees: $150.00 Drug Testing per recruit for Essex County & Out of County



[email protected].

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This Program, which incorporates the Firefighter 1 and 2 training courses, introduces the newly

hired Firefighter to the basics of nationally recognized firefighting techniques presented in a

paramilitary setting. Methods of instruction will include classroom theory, skill oriented "hands

on" drill sessions, as well as a physical training and conditioning program. Student performance

and progress will be evaluated throughout the course through the use of exams and evaluations,

which include written, practical and physical assessments. The New Jersey Division of Fire

Safety's standardized Firefighter 1 and 2 certification tests are given as part of the final exam.

The Basic Firefighter Training Program exceeds the performance objectives of the N.F.P.A.

standard 1001 and N.J.A.C. 5:73 4.3 standard which will allow a firefighter to perform firefighting

under direct supervision. All students will receive ICS Orientation, Bloodborne Pathogens, Right

to know and Hazardous Materials Awareness and Operational Levels of training as required by

N.J.A.C. 5:75-6.1, as well as certification in CPR at the Healthcare Provider level.

Application Deadline: March 5, 2018

Date (s): April 2, 2018 0800 Hours

Time: 0715-1545 Hours Attire: See application package

Graduation Date: May 31, 2018

Equipment: Books and materials will be supplied by the Academy

Cost: Essex County – $1,100.00 Out of County – $1,300.00

REGISTRATION

Please request a complete recruit application packet from academy personnel to register

for this program.

Basic Firefighter Training Program


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Fire Fighter 1 is the first level of a progressive program which includes Fire Fighter 1, 2, and 3.

This level introduces the new firefighter to the basics of nationally recognized firefighting

techniques. Methods of instruction will include classroom theory as well as skill oriented "hands

on" drill sessions. Student performance will be evaluated throughout the course including midterm

and final exams, both written and practical. The New Jersey Division of Fire Safety's standardized

Fire Fighter 1 test is given as part of the final exam. Fire Fighter 1 meets the performance

objectives of the N.F.P.A. standard 1001 and N.J.A.C. 5:73 4.3 standard which will allow a

firefighter to perform firefighting under direct supervision. Full Personal Protective Equipment is

required for ALL sessions.

Application Deadline: March 5, 2018

Date(s): April 3, 2018 (Every T/ W/Th.) Class Limit: 24 Students Max.

Time: 1900-2300 Hrs. Attire: Uniform of the day or business casual

Graduation Date: June 28, 2018

Equipment: Books and materials will be supplied by the Academy

Cost: Essex County – $300.00 Out of County – $350.00

REGISTRATION

Please complete the following information and return to the Academy by mail or fax.

First Name Last Name Rank

Telephone # E-Mail

Make all checks/agency vouchers payable to ESSEX COUNTY COLLEGE PUBLIC SAFETY ACADEMY.

CERTIFICATION: This is to certify that the above enrolled personnel is/are protected for both workers

compensation and liability coverage under our insurance program. A certificate of insurance outlining this coverage

will be furnished upon request.

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Chief or Authorized Official Name Department/Agency

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Chief or Authorized Official Signature Department/Agency Address

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Telephone # Fax#

Firefighter – I (Evenings)


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The first day of this two day course will begin with a skills evaluation session in order to ensure that the

prospective instructor candidate possesses the basic knowledge and practical skills necessary to become an

effective American Heart Association BLS/HCP Instructor. The AHA Core Instructors Program will then

be presented. This program is intended to help the prospective instructor develop their basic facilitation

skills in the areas such as course preparation, communicating with students, conflict resolution and

classroom preparation. On the second day the Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers Instructor course

will be conducted. Those students who successfully complete this program must then become affiliated

with an American Heart Association BLS training facility such as the Essex County College Public Safety

Academy, where they shall earn their Instructor certification only after their teaching skills having been

observed and approved by a training center faculty member. All students will receive a BLS/HCP

Instructors manual with a CD-Rom and a basic student manual.

Prerequisite: Current AHA Provider Card (2015 Standard)

Instructor: Instructors: Essex County College Public Safety Academy Staff

Date(s), March 20-21, 2018 Class Limit: 50 Students Max.

Time: 0900-1730 Attire: Uniform of the day or casual business attire

Equipment: Materials will be supplied by the Academy


REGISTRATION



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AHA - Basic Life Support CPR Instructor Course


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This four hour session, approved by the American Heart Association, will satisfy skills upgrade

requirements for Healthcare Providers and Professional Rescuers seeking recertification.

Participants must be currently CPR/AED certified or recently expired.

Upon successful completion of this course, a new AHA certification card will be issued.

A current or recently expired CPR card must be presented by the student prior to the start of the

recertification course.

Instructor: Essex County College Public Safety Academy Staff

Date(s), June 4, 2018 Class Limit: 50 Students Max.




REGISTRATION



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AHA - Basic Life Support CPR Refresher Course


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This course will address the OSHA Blood borne Pathogens Standard and review the three most common

blood borne pathogens placing Public Safety personnel at risk: Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and HIV.

Understanding the mode of transmission, helps reinforce the utilization of Universal Precautions,

vaccination recommendations and prompt reporting of any occupational exposures. The program will

address what constitutes an exposure and available treatments in the event of exposure with special attention

to issues specific to Police, Fire and EMS operators, as well as confidentiality factors regarding the

individual patient and co-workers, as it relates to blood borne diseases.

A course pre-requisite of basic blood borne pathogens training is required. Two (2) elective CEUs will be

awarded to qualified EMS personnel upon successful course completion.

Instructor: Dep. Chief Michael Tomich and ECC Public Safety Academy Staff

Date(s), May 12, 2018 Class Limit: 100 Students Max.




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Blood Borne Pathogens Refresher Course


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The EMT Integrated Refresher course in designed to review the skills, knowledge and critical thinking

needed to provide optimum pre-hospital care. This session awards 8 CEU’s that will count as either core

or elective credits based upon the continuing education the EMT or EMT-B has already completed.

This class includes the expanded scope of practice materials and meets the NREMT requirements of a

"Transition" program. This program may also be used by reciprocity candidates and individuals with

expired New Jersey EMT credentials who wish to renew their certification. This program includes both

written and practical skills evaluations, therefore students are strongly advised to read a new initial or

transition textbook prior to participating in this session.

The New Jersey EMT Training Fund Will Not be accepted for this program.


Date(s): May 15, 2018 Class Limit: 24




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EMT- Integrated Refresher Program,

Session-A (Airway)


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Session-B (Medical)


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Session-C (Trauma)


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This 3 hour course is the required training for EMS providers associated with registered EPI-PEN

delivery agencies. This training details indications, administration, and general guidelines

regarding use of an epinephrine auto-injector by certified EMS personnel, and can only be

provided to members of agencies that are registered with the NJ Department of Health as a

registered EPI-PEN agency. This course provides 3 elective CEU’s.





Cost: Essex County – $30.00 Out of County – $ 30.00

REGISTRATION



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Epi-Pen Administration Training


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This course is designed to teach students the skills and confidence they need to care for victims of

sudden illness and accidents. The program meets and exceeds U.S. Department of Transportation

National First Responder Curriculum and satisfies recertification requirements of the Police

Training Commission for firearms instructors, who must periodically be recertified. Attending

officers must be CPR certified.

Instructor: Deputy Chief (ret.) Christopher Weiss, East Orange Fire Department

Date(s): March 20-21, 2018 Class Limit: 40



Cost: Essex County -$50.00 Out of County - $75.00

REGISTRATION



Make all checks/agency vouchers payable to ESSEX COUNTY COLLEGE PUBLIC SAFETY

ACADEMY.


compensation and liability coverage under our insurance program. A certificate of insurance outlining this

coverage will be furnished upon request.

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First Responder Refresher for

Firearms Instructors


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This is the New Jersey State Police (NJSP) Office of Emergency Management program. It is

required course for current or potential fire officers as well as the recommended training level for

police, fire, EMS and first response personnel. Please note that ICS-100 is NOT a prerequisite for

ICS-200. New Jersey Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) may receive 12.0 elective

continuing education units (CEU) for attendance at this program.


Date(s): February 27-28, 2018 Class Limit: 25

Time: 0900– 1800 Attire: Uniform of the day or casual business attire



REGISTRATION



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Incident Command System 200


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This is the New Jersey State Police (NJSP) Office of Emergency Management program. It is

required course for current or potential fire officers as well as the recommended training level for

police, fire, EMS and first response personnel. Please note that ICS-100 is NOT a prerequisite for

ICS-200. New Jersey Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) may receive 12.0 elective

continuing education units (CEU) for attendance at this program.


Date(s): February 26-March 1, 2018 Class limit: 25

Time: 1900– 2300 Attire: Uniform of the day or casual business attire



REGISTRATION



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Incident Command System 200 (Evenings)


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This course will expand on the basic concepts presented in I-200. The single command

organization is stressed and students will be exposed to resource management and the role and

function of each ICS position, including air operations. Through a series of small group exercises

students will be provided examples of how the essential system principles and components are

used in incident planning. This course includes modules 7-11 of the National Interagency Incident

Management System curriculum. ICS 200 is a pre-requisite. This program offers 24 elective

CEUs to qualified EMS personnel.


Date(s): March 20-22, 2018 Class Limit: 25




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This course will expand on the basic concepts presented in I-200. The single command

organization is stressed and students will be exposed to resource management and the role and

function of each ICS position, including air operations. Through a series of small group exercises

students will be provided examples of how the essential system principles and components are

used in incident planning. This course includes modules 7-11 of the National Interagency Incident

Management System curriculum. ICS 200 is a pre-requisite. This program offers 24 elective

CEUs to qualified EMS personnel.


Date(s): March 13-15 & 20-22, 2018 Class Limit: 25




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This course is specific to personnel who will be serving in the following positions: command or

general staff in an ICS organization, select department heads with multi-agency coordination

system responsibilities, area commanders, emergency managers and multi-agency coordination

system/emergency operations center managers. The target audience for ICS-400 is all emergency

responders including Fire, EMS, Emergency Management, Law Enforcement, Public Health and

Public Works staff. ICS 300 is a pre-requisite. This program offers 16 elective CEUs to qualified

EMS personnel.


Date(s): June 4 & 7, 2018 Class Limit: 25


Equipment: Materials will be supplied by the Public Safety Academy


REGISTRATION

Please complete the following information and return to the Public Safety Academy by mail or fax.


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This course is specific to personnel who will be serving in the following positions: command or

general staff in an ICS organization, select department heads with multi-agency coordination

system responsibilities, area commanders, emergency managers and multi-agency coordination

system/emergency operations center managers. The target audience for ICS-400 is all emergency

responders including Fire, EMS, Emergency Management, Law Enforcement, Public Health and

Public Works staff. ICS 300 is a pre-requisite. This program offers 16 elective CEUs to qualified

EMS personnel.


Date(s): June 19, 21, 25, 27 and 2018 Class Limit: 25




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This course will review the Right-to-Know/Hazard Communication and SARA Regulations as

well as safety and health measures, Material Safety Data Sheets and Hazardous Substance Fact

Sheets. This course meets the NJDOHSS and OSHA Regulations and provides 2 elective CEUs

for qualified EMS personnel. Initial RTK training is a pre-requisite for this program.

Instructors: Dep. Chief Michael Tomich and ECC Public Safety Academy Staff

Date(s): May 12, 2018 Class Limit: 100 Students Max.




REGISTRATION Please complete the following information and return to the Academy by mail or fax.


Make all checks/agency vouchers payable to ESSEX COUNTY COLLEGE PUBLIC SAFETY

ACADEMY.




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Right to Know Refresher Course (Weeknight)


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This 40-hour approved Association of Professional Communications Operators (APCO) course

provides the basic level of certification required by the State of New Jersey for any personnel working

for a police department or other dispatch agency where 9-1-1 calls are answered. Topics covered will

include an overview of dispatch procedures, legal and liability issues, techniques for answering 9-1-1

calls, handling the caller with “special” needs, and the history of New Jersey’s 9-1-1 system. This

course includes a full day of role playing involving simulated 9-1-1 calls. Students who successfully

complete this course will possess the fundamental skills required to begin working as a 9-1-1 call taker.

There are no prerequisites for this course and no dispatch experience is required.

Instructor: Christine Burlew, Dispatcher, Clark Police Department

Date(s): April 2-6, 2018 Class Limit: 24



Cost: Essex County – $250.00 Out of County – $300.00 Civilians - $350.00

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APCO-Public Safety Telecommunicator

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The emphasis of this one-day tactical communications course is on better equipping dispatchers

for their critical role in assisting the officer in critical incidents. This course of instruction meets

the New Jersey Office of Emergency Telecommunications Services annual re-certification

requirement pursuant to N.J.S.A. 17:24 – 2.2.

Prerequisites: Public Safety Telecommunication Certification

Instructor: Christine Burlew, Dispatcher, Clark PD

Date(s): February 23, 2018 Class Limit: 40




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Basic Telecommunicator Refresher


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This thirty-two (32) hour State of New Jersey approved course provides the next level of certification

for personnel that are already Basic Telecommunicator Certified (BTC). It is required for anyone

working for a Police Department or other agency that receives requests for medical assistance from the

general public and dispatches EMS units. Topics covered include responsibilities of the Emergency

Medical Dispatcher (EMD), legal and liability issues, giving medical instructions by telephone and the

use of emergency medical dispatch guide cards. This course includes more than a day and a half of

role playing involving simulated 9-1-1 medical calls. Students who successfully complete this course

will possess the fundamental skills to handle 9-1-1 medical calls. These program offers (21) elective

CEU’s to qualify as Emergency Medical Technicians.

Instructor: Christine Burlew, Dispatcher, Clark PD

Date(s): May 14-17, 2018 Class Limit: 24



Cost: Essex County – $250.00 Out of County – $300.00 Civilians - $350.00

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Emergency Medical Dispatch Certification (Basic)


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This 5-day course prepares the Law Enforcement Firearms Instructor to teach the fundamentals of operating the assault rifle.

Successful completion of the course certifies the instructor to qualify assault rifle operators under the A.G. requalification

guidelines. Instruction includes nomenclature, malfunction clearance; semi-automatic and full automatic manipulation drills,

shooting on the move and other relevant courses of fire. The Course location will be determine by the Academy.

Requirements:

Participants must be Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors. Proof of Firearms Instructor certification must accompany the

registration form sent to ECCPSA. Candidates must achieve a score of 90% or better on the Automatic/Semi-Automatic

Police Service Rifle Qualification Course (ARQC), pass a low light qualification course, demonstrate safe handling skills

and complete all Standards Drills.

Equipment:

A police service assault rifle (rifle which fires ammunition greater than 2,000fps, .223 cal. preferred) with sling; four

magazines for the rifle; 2,000 rounds of ammunition for the rifle; a flashlight or rifle attached lighting device; service handgun

and holster with 300 rounds of ammunition for the handgun; wrap-around eye protection; hearing protection; range uniform

with baseball style cap; rain gear (no ponchos); spotting scope or binoculars and a cleaning kit.

Instructor: Essex County College Public Safety Academy Staff

Date(s): TBD 2018 Class Limit: 12

Time: 0800 – 1600 Attire: Range uniform



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Assault Rifle Instructors Course


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This course is designed to reinforce the principals governing the use of deadly force by law

enforcement personnel. Attendees will be exposed to a variety of judgmental shooting scenarios

and will be required to articulate the decision(s) made in any given scenario. Law enforcement

personnel should attend this course in preparation for agency requalification.

Instructor: Jeff Sutherlin, ECCPSA Range Master

Date(s): Interested agencies are to contact the Academy Range Master 973-877-4342

Time: 0800-1600

Equipment: Duty holster Attire: Uniform of the day

Cost: Essex County – No Cost Out of County – $30.00

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F.A.T.S. Train – the – Trainer


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This course is for officers selected by a law enforcement agency for consideration as a firearms

instructor. Admittance to this course is contingent upon the attendee attaining a minimum of a

95% average firing 3 consecutive Handgun Qualification Courses (HQC 1) on day 1 of the class.

The attendee must also attain a minimum score of 80% firing the Handgun Night Qualification

Course (HNQC), as well as safe handling of their firearm. Basic instruction principles and

fundamentals will be reinforced in this course. Attendees should be MOI certified, or scheduled to

attend an MOI course upon successful completion of this course.

Instructor: Jeff Sutherlin, ECCPSA Range Master Phone: 973-877-4342

Date(s): February 19-23, 2018 Class Limit: 14

Time: 0800-1600 Attire: Utility uniform

Equipment: Eye and ear protection are mandatory

Ammunition supplied by the departments

Targets supplied by the Academy


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Firearms Instructor Course


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All law enforcement personnel are mandated by the Attorney General to attend a semi-annual

firearms requalification course. This course will include day fire and night fire (subdued light)

police handgun and shotgun qualifications. In order to successfully complete this course, law

enforcement personnel must achieve a minimum qualifying score of no less than 80%. The

supervising firearms instructor for the agency/department must schedule this course.



Time: 0800-1600 Attire: Uniform of the day

Equipment: Duty holster and all other appropriate gear, ammo, targets

Cost: Essex County – Per range fee schedule Out of County – $30.00

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Firearms Requalification


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Range fee paid directly to the Essex County College Public Safety Academy--$25. Additional fee

must be paid directly to the instructor. Essex County College Public Safety Academy will supply

2 cardboard targets for the retired officer. Any additional targets will be supplied by the retired

officer or the instructor. The retired officer MUST have proper eye and ear protection and must

follow all range rules at the ECCPSA Firearms Training Center.



Time: 0800-1600

Equipment: Duty holster Attire: Uniform of the day


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Firearms Requalification for Retired L.E. Officers


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The tactical pistol level one class is designed as an introduction to tactical pistol shooting for the street cop

or patrol officer. This course will cover firearms safety and shooting fundamentals, as well as applying

these fundamentals in a tactical environment. This class is for officers who would like to learn new shooting

techniques and how to apply them in real life situations. The class will cover combat mindset, proper

shooting positions, loading and reloading, malfunctions, multiple targets/multiple threats, shooting on the

move at stationary and moving targets, low light conditions, use of cover, and strong hand/support hand

shooting.

Ammunition requirement: 500 handgun rounds Safety equipment: Eye and ear protection

Earplugs are not acceptable unless accompanied by other hearing protection Eye protection (plastic lenses with side pieces covering the temples) Prescription eye wear only is not acceptable

Instructors: Jeff Sutherlin, ECCPSA Range Master Phone 973-877-4342

Date: January 25, 2018 Class Limit: 14

Time: 0800 – 1600 Attire: Appropriate agency uniform, including long trousers


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Level I Tactical Pistol Course


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The tactical pistol level one class is designed as an introduction to tactical pistol shooting for the street cop

or patrol officer. This course will cover firearms safety and shooting fundamentals, as well as applying

these fundamentals in a tactical environment. This class is for officers who would like to learn new shooting

techniques and how to apply them in real life situations. The class will cover combat mindset, proper

shooting positions, loading and reloading, malfunctions, multiple targets/multiple threats, shooting on the

move at stationary and moving targets, low light conditions, use of cover, and strong hand/support hand

shooting.

Ammunition requirement: 500 handgun rounds Safety equipment: Eye and ear protection

Earplugs are not acceptable unless accompanied by other hearing protection Eye protection (plastic lenses with side pieces covering the temples) Prescription eye wear only is not acceptable

Instructors: Jeff Sutherlin, ECCPSA Range Master Phone 973-877-4342

Date: June 1, 2018 Class Limit: 14



REGISTRATION



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Level I Tactical Pistol Course


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This course offers advanced knowledge into the identification of occupational wounds and preventative

techniques.

Stress, depression, PTSD, suicide, statistics and prevention will be discussed from an advanced

psychological perspective. Occupational stress is a normal part of the job and effective tools of stress

maintenance are offered so that members of public safety don’t encounter debilitating challenges in

the future.

Ultimately, the goal is to acquire the tools to stay resilient throughout one’s career and assist others

that may face occupational stress.

All ranking members of public safety would benefit from this course material.

Instructor: Debra Ann Faretra, M.A. Public Safety Mental Health Educational Instructor

Date(s): March 14, 2018 Class Limit: 50

Time: 1800 – 2100 Attire: Uniform of the day or casual business attire

Equipment: Pen and paper


NOTE: Register through the vendor by E-mail Form

[email protected] or call (973)715-2436

Register through the vendor

Name_______________________________________________________________

Agency______________________________________________________________

Agency Address_______________________________________________________

City, State, Zip________________________________________________________

Daytime Telephone No._________________________________________________

Fax No. _____________________________________________________________

E-Mail

Advanced Public Safety Psychology Training



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Telephone (973) 877-4350 Fax (973) 239-8842


This one (1) day seminar will meticulously dissect and analyze the latest Internal Affairs Policy &

Procedure. For educational purposes the analysis will be presented from both management and labor’s

viewpoint; thus, exploring the positive and negative aspects of the revisions including, but not limited to,

the components of the policy that competent defense labor attorneys will focus on in order to get their

client’s charges dismissed.

Instructor: Chief Robert A. Verry (Ret), M.A., South Bound Brook PD

Assistant Professor of Political & Governmental Affairs

Date: February 16, 2018 Class Limit: 40




NOTE: Register through the vendor.

Please complete the registration information below and return along with agency check, voucher or

purchase order directly to:

Must Register by Faxing Form

Robert A. Verry

P.O. Box 47

South Bound Brook, NJ 08880-0047

Fax: 732-377-8710 to reserve seat(s)

E-Mail: [email protected]

Name_______________________________________________________________

Agency______________________________________________________________

Agency Address_______________________________________________________

City, State, Zip________________________________________________________


Fax No. _____________________________________________________________

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Analyzing the Attorney General Internal

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Basic Field Training Officer School March 5-7, 2018 0800-1600

Class Starts Promptly at 0800

The New Jersey Chapter of the National Association of Field Training Officers, in conjunction with the Essex

County Police Academy, is proud to offer our Basic Field Training Officer Course. The Essex County College

Public Safety Academy is located at 250 Grove Ave. Cedar Grove, NJ 07009. This training is designed for

personnel entering Field Training Units in Patrol, Detention, Communications, Emergency Medical Services

and Support Services.

Basic FTO School

Field Training Officers train and evaluate career candidates in preparation for solo duty in law enforcement,

corrections, EMS, and communications. Our Basic 3 day school will provide the new FTO with the tools

necessary to train and evaluate career candidates during the field training process.

NJNAFTO's Basic FTO School is a nationally recognized school for preparing experienced officers for a career

in field training. The San Jose Model, Reno Model, and Modified San Jose Model are discussed. The course

focuses on the FTO themselves, and how they can improve their interpersonal and instruction skills to increase

trainee retention. The classes incorporate a variety of learning activities, including group work, case law review,

and video scenarios.

This 24 hour class covers such topics as Intro to FTO, Adult Learning, Generational Leadership, Standardized

Evaluations Guidelines, Ethics, Equal Opportunity Employment, Civil Liability, and Officer Safety. Built on a

foundation of Generational Communication and Leadership, each block of study is directed at the Field Trainer

and ways to improve their teaching, work product, and approach to today’s new Officer in Training. Information

includes motivating different generations of trainees, career survival for the FTO, liability pertaining to

evaluations, as well as 21st Century Policing and CALEA standards and expectations. PLEASE REGISTER BY February 1, 2018. Seating limited to the 1st 30 applicants, no exceptions. No refunds within 30 days of class, but substitutions of students is allowed.

Cost: - $175 per student, which includes training materials and 1 year membership to NAFTO. NJNAFTO is a 501(c) 3 non-profit educational and professional association concerned with apprenticeship training.

To Register Please Go To: http://nafto.org/nafto-training/training-events/

For Class, Program, or Material Related Questions Please Contact: Josh Smith Remit checks to: NJNAFTO Chapter President NAFTO 973-470-5922 7942 W. Bell Rd. Suite C5 [email protected] Glendale, AZ 85308

http://nafto.org/nafto-training/training-events/

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Telephone (973) 877-4350 Fax (973) 239-8842


Basic Internal Affairs Training is a three-day course developed for county and municipal police

departments. The course will provide comprehensive instruction in all aspects of the internal affairs

function and the Attorney General’s Internal Affairs Policy and Procedures.

Who should attend: All county and municipal police officers recently assigned to the internal affairs

function. Veteran investigators may also benefit from the course.

Date(s): April 4-6, 2018







Law Enforcement Solutions, LLC

P.O. Box 071

Sergeantsville, NJ 08557

Fax: 908-806-0088

E-mail: [email protected]

Please direct any inquiries to the addresses above or call 848-229-4676.

PLEASE NOTE: REGISTRATION IS LIMITED.

Name_______________________________________________________________

Agency______________________________________________________________

Agency Address_______________________________________________________

City, State, Zip________________________________________________________


Fax No. _____________________________________________________________

E-Mail

Basic Internal Affairs Training


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The Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) is an innovative first-responder model of police based crisis

intervention with community, health care and advocacy partnerships. CIT provides law

enforcement based crisis intervention training for assisting those individuals with a mental illness

and improves the safety of patrol officers, consumers, family members and citizens within the

community.

Learning Points:

Overview of Mental Illness

Myths and Misconceptions of Mental Illness

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in Veterans and Cops

Legal Aspects / Mental Health Screening Law

De-Escalation Techniques when dealing with people suffering from mental illness

Active Listening Skills

And more…..

Date: TBD, 2018 Class Limit: 30


Cost: Essex County – No Cost Out of County – No Cost

Location: Essex County College Public Safety Academy, 250 Grove Ave. Cedar Grove, NJ 07009

First preference will be given to Essex County Officers. Students must attend the entire 40 hours

to receive certification. Breakfast and lunch will be provided.

(See attached registration next page)

Crisis Intervention Training


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The NJ CIT Center of Excellence Training Registration Form

Name:

Organization:

Position: Detective

Address including County:_ Phone Number: Fax:

Email:

For additional information regarding registration, contact Lt. Cavanaugh:

Email: [email protected]

Tel: 973-509-4709

Fax registration form to: 973-744-2389


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This course will assist law enforcement (Patrol Officers as well as Detectives) with training that will enhance

their ability to recognize and identify the universe of identity-related documents issued by and relied upon by

the NJ MVC. With emerging technology it has become increasingly difficult to identify fraudulent documents.

Students will learn what tools are available to assist them in identifying counterfeit documents by providing

“hands on” training and experience in the recognition of fraud as it pertains to documents such as: driver

licenses, redesigned 2017 permanent resident cards, redesigned 2017 employment authorization cards, “Next

Generation” passports and Social Security cards. Participants will learn the newest trends in counterfeiting of

identity documents by “on-line” manufacturers, which has become increasingly common due to the ease in

obtaining access to previously unpublished document security technology. The latest trend involves a significant

increase in the counterfeiting of driver’s licenses from Puerto Rico. This course will also identify the differences

between counterfeit and genuine NJ inspection stickers, temporary registrations and certificates of title.

In addition, this class will review facial recognition technology as it is used by the Motor Vehicle Commission

on all images captured as well as the process that is used with the submission of a photo for a “manual upload”.

Of paramount importance is a cutting edge investigative tool available to law enforcement at the New Jersey

Regional Operations Intelligence Center (ROIC). Known as the “Facial Recognition Initiative”, this technology

utilizes the Photo Imaging Mugshot System maintained by the New York/New Jersey “HIDTA” program. Along

with the instruction, the students will receive a booklet with the totality of the identity document safety features,

a “cheat sheet” with the 50 states driver’s license ID features and an asset sheet listing all of the investigative

support services available through the MVC to law enforcement for future reference.

Instructors: Mark Cushing is an investigator with NJ Motor Vehicle Commission (NJSP Ret.)

Tel: 609-633-9433

Date: March 14, 2018 Class Limit: 45




Name_______________________________________________________________

Agency______________________________________________________________

Agency Address_______________________________________________________

City, State, Zip________________________________________________________


Fax No. _____________________________________________________________

E-Mail

Current Trends in Document Fraud


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This course will teach the patrol officer forced entry and door breaching techniques used to rapidly

gain entry into commercial, residential, and educational dwellings during active shooter and other

emergency situations. The primary focus will be on the use of hand tools such as the hooligan bar,

sledge hammer, and bolt cutters, which are quickly becoming standard issue front line equipment

in many municipal police agencies. This full day course will include classroom instruction as well

as live practical door breaching exercises. Participants should bring eye protection and work type

gloves. Dress requirements are the officer’s standard patrol uniform and footwear.

NO CIVILIAN ATTIRE WILL BE ALLOWED.

NOTE: This course is geared towards the patrol officer and does not include instruction on the

use of battering rams or any other specialized forced entry tools normally carried by advanced

tactical entry teams. Instructors: Essex County College Public Safety Academy Staff

Date: April 18, 2018 Class Limit: 15



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Door Breaching for the Patrol Officer


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Telephone (973) 877-4350 Fax (973) 239-8842


This one-day seminar will take the internal affairs investigator through the proper steps as it relates

to New Jersey's law enforcement drug testing program. Time will be spent reviewing the New

Jersey Attorney General's policy as well as the relevant statutes and case law. Additionally, the

appropriate forms will be explored and open discussion will take place on what is actually

necessary with regards to the Drug Testing process.

Instructor: Chief Robert A. Verry (Ret), M.A., South Bound Brook PD

Assistant Professor of Political & Governmental Affairs

Date: April 13, 2018 Class Limit: 40







Must Register by Faxing Form

Robert A. Verry

P.O. Box 47

South Bound Brook, NJ 08880-0047

Fax: 732-377-8710 to reserve seat(s)

E-Mail: [email protected]

Name_______________________________________________________________

Agency______________________________________________________________

Agency Address_______________________________________________________

City, State, Zip________________________________________________________


Fax No. _____________________________________________________________ E-Mail

Drug Testing & the Internal Affairs

Investigator



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This is an introductory training course designed to offer police officers and firefighters mental

health education on Traumatic Stress and suicide prevention. Basic dynamics of public safety

psychology are examined and discussed as it pertains to their occupation. Insight will be gained to

maintaining healthy stress levels in police officers and firefighters, which will ultimately be used

as a tool in suicide prevention.

All first responders will benefit from this material.


Date(s): January 17, 2018 Class Limit: 50







Name_______________________________________________________________

Agency______________________________________________________________

Agency Address_______________________________________________________

City, State, Zip________________________________________________________


Fax No. _____________________________________________________________

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Intro to Public Safety Stress Management



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This is an introductory training course designed to offer police officers and firefighters mental

health education on Traumatic Stress and suicide prevention. Basic dynamics of public safety

psychology are examined and discussed as it pertains to their occupation. Insight will be gained to

maintaining healthy stress levels in police officers and firefighters, which will ultimately be used

as a tool in suicide prevention.

All first responders will benefit from this material.


Date(s): January 17, 2018 Class Limit: 50







Name_______________________________________________________________

Agency______________________________________________________________

Agency Address_______________________________________________________

City, State, Zip________________________________________________________


Fax No. _____________________________________________________________

E-Mail

Intro to Public Safety Stress Management



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Pre-requisite: Attendees must be able to complete a 1.5 mile run in 12 minutes to participate in class.

This activity will be done on the first day of class. Failure to meet the standard will result in dismissal from

the remainder of the course.

The Physical Conditioning Instructor Course is a 40-hour course conducted over five days. The course is

designed to prepare law enforcement officers to implement and teach a physical fitness program in their

respective agencies or in a police academy. Candidates intending to teach at the academy level must

complete the Methods of Instruction Course, which is a prerequisite for certification by the Police Training

Commission as a Physical Conditioning Instructor. The course requires participation in practical exercises

as well as classroom instruction on fitness related topics.

Physical Requirements: This course requires ACTIVE PARTICIPATION. All students must be able

to perform various strength and conditioning, and cardiovascular exercises. Students will be required to

program a full one-hour PT session as part of their final assessment, with the other students acting as

trainees.

Instructor: Captain Michael Suplicki (ret.) – Certified Personal Trainer

Dates: May 17-18, 21-23, 2018 Class Limit: 15

Time: 0800 – 1600 Attire: Report to academy in athletic gear and

bring proper classroom attire.

Equipment: Memory Stick, water bottle, note taking materials.


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Physical Conditioning Instructor Course


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The refresher course is required for DCJ radar instructors once every three years.

A radar instructor/operator certificate is issued for three years.

In the third year, prior to expiration, each instructor must attend the refresher course.

We notify the instructors in writing prior to the annual schedule that they're required to attend to renew

their certification.

Instructor: Det. Arnold Anderson, (Ret), Essex County College Public Safety Academy

Date: May 11, 2018 Class Limit: 50




NOTE: Register through the DCJ Academy

Registrations should be submitted at least 30 days prior to the course start date to the address below:

Division of Criminal Justice Academy

P.O. Box 283

Sea Girt, New Jersey 08750

Telephone: (732) 282-6060

Fax: (732) 974-7551

Name_______________________________________________________________

Agency______________________________________________________________

Agency Address_______________________________________________________

City, State, Zip________________________________________________________


Fax No. _____________________________________________________________

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Radar Instructor Refresher Class


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This course will teach the police officer not only the proper use of a Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus

(SCBA), but how such a tool may be applied to both patrol and investigative police functions. Topics

covered will include proper donning and doffing techniques, inspection and maintenance of the SCBA, as

well as use of the SCBA in both hazardous and non-hazardous situations. This full day course will include

classroom instruction as well as live practical exercises. Participants should bring work type gloves as well

as a department owned SCBA and one spare air bottle. With advanced notice, the academy will provide an

SCBA to all participants whose agency cannot provide one. Dress requirements are the officer’s standard

patrol uniform and footwear.

NO CIVILIAN ATTIRE WILL BE ALLOWED.

Instructors: Essex County College Public Safety Academy Staff

Date: May 16, 2018 Class Limit: 15



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SCBA - Use for Police Officers


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WARNING: This training features very graphic videos & strong language.

Intended for serious law enforcers only.

Our instructors provide the most up to date, street-tested information to help you

stay one step ahead of criminals.

Each instructor has more than 25 years of actual street experience.

3-Day Police Training Seminar Includes

Deadly Force Incidents/Statements Police Ambushes/Surviving the Threat Hostage Negotiating for Street Cop/Supervisors Car Traps/Hidden Compartments

Effective Interview Techniques Interrogation Tactics / Legal Limits

Homeland Security Issues for the Street Cop Covert Surveillance Techniques for Patrol/Detectives

Gang and Drug Investigation Tactics Courtroom Testimony Survival Tactics

And Much More

Best Career Tune-Up Available to Law Enforcement Today! Each attendee receives an extensive training

manual and certificate.

Of the thousands of officers who have attended our program, 99% rated it ‘Excellent’ or ‘Very Good’.

TEAM DISCOUNT RATE: Enroll 3-4 agency personnel at the standard $349 per person fee.

Enroll 5-10 agency personnel at the standard $299 per person fee.

Date: March 26-28, 2018 Time: 0830 – 1630 Fee: $ 399 per person

NOTE: Register through the vendor

Street Crimes

6348 No. Milwaukee Ave. Suite#383

Chicago, IL 60646

Register Online @Streetcrimes.com or

To Register Call: Dan Sampila 1-800-275-4915

Name_______________________________________________________________

Agency______________________________________________________________

Agency Address_______________________________________________________

City, State, Zip________________________________________________________

Daytime Telephone No._________________________________________________ Fax No. _____________________________________________________________

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Street Crimes Seminar


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DIRECTIONS TO THE ACADEMY

FROM ROUTE 280:

Take Route 280 to Exit 7. Make a right turn from the exit ramp onto Pleasant Valley Way.

Travel North on Pleasant Valley Way to the end (approximately 2 ½ miles). Make a left turn onto

Bloomfield Avenue. Go to the 2nd traffic light and turn right onto Grove Avenue. Travel North on

Grove Avenue 1.6 miles to the Essex County College Public Safety Academy.

FROM ROUTES 80 / 46 / 23 INTERCHANGE:

Follow the signs and get onto Rt. 23 South. Travel South on Rt. 23 approximately 2.6

miles. Make a right onto Grove Avenue immediately after the Rail Road trestle. Travel South

on Grove Avenue approximately ¼ mile to the Essex County College Public Safety

Academy.

FROM THE NEWARK / BLOOMFIELD AREA:

Travel West on Bloomfield Avenue to Verona Park. There is a traffic light at the end of

Verona Park. Counting that light as the first, go to the third traffic light and make a right turn

onto Grove Avenue. Travel North on Grove Avenue 1.6 miles to the Essex County College

Public Safety Academy.

FROM THE FAIRFIELD / CALDWELL AREA:

Travel East on Bloomfield Avenue to Verona. As you enter Verona, you will see a large

radio tower on the left. Proceed to the third traffic light and make a left turn onto Grove Avenue.

Proceed North on Grove Avenue 1.6 miles to the Essex County College Public Safety Academy.


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GENERAL INFORMATION

Registration

A registration form must be signed by the Chief of Police or designee prior to acceptance

by the Public Safety Academy and must be received at least one week prior to the class

start date. Once completed, registration forms must be mailed or faxed to the Academy.

Class Information

Classes are held at the Public Safety Academy and begin promptly at 9:00 am unless

otherwise indicated. Classroom assignments are posted on the daily activity calendar

located at the facility’s entrance.

Course Cancellation

Courses that do not have the minimum number of registrants will be cancelled.

Departments will be notified of the course cancellation by fax and/or by phone.

Attendance

Class attendance is mandatory for certificate consideration and any absence will be

reported to the parent agency. If absence is unavoidable, the Academy shall be notified.

Payment

Unless otherwise indicated, payments (checks or voucher) should for classes are to be

made out and send to:

Essex County College Public Safety Academy

250 Grove Avenue

Cedar Grove, NJ 07009

Refund Policy

No refunds will be issued due to failure of attending the class. Refunds shall be

authorized based on a written justification by the agency at least one week prior to the

class start date.


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Certificates

Certificates of completion will be issued to personnel who satisfactorily meet the course

requirements.

Dress Code

Proper attire, unless otherwise indicted in the course description, is either departmental

uniform or casual business attire.

Smoking

The Academy is a smoke-free institution; therefore smoking is not permitted in the

building or on the grounds.

Telephone

No messages(s) will be delivered during class except in an emergency. Messages will be

posted on the message board in the main lobby.

Academy phones are restricted to the use of the academy staff and instructors.

Alcoholic Beverages

Consumption of alcoholic beverages is not permitted on the Academy grounds.

Parking

Parking space is limited. State statutes and local ordinances are enforced on the roadways

adjacent to the Academy.

General Restrictions

Students are requested not to speak to or fraternize with any recruit attending basic

training classes.

Administrative offices are to be entered on official business only.

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