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Corrections Corrections Online and blended learning courses that cover basic and advanced duties of correctional officers Critical Infrastructure Protection Critical Infrastructure Protection Enhances professional's knowledge and skills related to critical infrastructure security Emergency Communications Emergency Communications Prepares participants to perform successfully as a telecommunications call taker or dispatcher Emergency Vehicle Operation Emergency Vehicle Operation Hands-on training to enhance the ability to operate a vehicle during an emergency situation Explosives and Ordnance Explosives and Ordnance Training for Law Enforcement and Unexploded Ordnance Technicians Forensics and Investigations Forensics and Investigations Texas Forensic Science Academy offers a variety of forensic courses for investigative personnel Law Enforcement Law Enforcement Specialized training courses for law enforcement officers Motorcycle Operations Motorcycle Operations Hands-on training that will enhance the ability to operate a motorcycle in a variety of situations School Safety School Safety Specialized training for student, faculty, staff and first responders Security Security Training for public and private security professionals Sports and Special Events Management Sports and Special Events Management Planning, managing, and responding to incidents at large events sUAS Drones sUAS Drones Prepares operators to integrate drones in public safety response Traffic and Accident Investigator Traffic and Accident Investigator Specialized training for professionals in the traffic and accident investigator role

Certificate Programs Certificate Programs Technical certificates designed to give graduates a recognized credential TCOLE Practice Exams TCOLE Practice Exams Practice licensing exams offered to law enforcement professionals Veteran Benefits Veteran Benefits The time has never been better for military veterans to further their training DHS/FEMA-Funded DHS/FEMA-Funded A variety of homeland security courses funded by DHS/FEMA General Services Administration (GSA) General Services Administration (GSA) Authorized courses offered to government employees for the best, pre-negotiated rate

The Institute for Law Enforcement and Protective Services Excellence division provides specialized training for police officers, law enforcement dispatchers, security officers, and jail and detention personnel through traditional and online training. Our training catalog is filled with nearly 100 courses that range in topics suitable for basic to advanced professionals and a majority are eligible for Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) credit.

The Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) provides a wide selection of basic and advanced training programs to 105 federal agencies as well as state, local, tribal and international law enforcement agencies.

On November 7, 2022, the Law Enforcement Training Board (LETB) established two uniform statewide policies in keeping with IC 5-2-1. The first is a Uniform Statewide Policy on Minimum Standards for Vehicle Pursuits which takes effect January 1, 2023. This policy must be added to existing policies no later than January 1, 2023. The Indiana Law Enforcement Academy is developing a training program to explain this policy to law enforcement officers and agencies, which will be available on our website prior to the effective date.

Throughout 2023, a special advisory group will be exploring issues related to the POWER test. This group is expected to conduct research, consult with experts, gather stakeholder input, and prepare recommendations for changes. During this process, the Board will seek to gather as much data as possible from the current academy classes to demonstrate recruit performance at the beginning and end of each session. As an accommodation to assist in the measurement of performance improvement, the longstanding metrics have been adjusted. The new standards can be found here.

At this time, staff is reviewing the master list of available MTU courses to determine if any existing classes meet the new mandates, and if none qualify, the Board will create guidelines for new courses to be offered at the MTU level. These will incorporate the changes to the use of force standards and new training specifications. As before, all MTU and Executive Institute courses will be tracked for each participating officer and these records will be available to demonstrate completion and compliance. Administrative Rules for these provisions are currently being drafted that will provide clear guidance as to how courses will be credited and tracked.

Together, these accommodations will help reduce the spread of illness and ensure that the Illinois law enforcement community has every available resource to continue providing services to the people it serves.

The Board is happy to announce that next round of camera grant awards is being prepared. Under this program, funds will be available to reimburse law enforcement agencies for officer-worn and in-car cameras purchased after July 1, 2019 and put into use before June 30, 2020. CAMERAS PURCHASED PRIOR TO JULY 1, 2019 ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR REIMBURSEMENT. Like the previous program, all agencies must be GATA approved and be compliant will all statutory and ILETSB obligations and training mandates upon application and prior to being awarded any funds. Only itemized cameras (not storage or optional hardware) and associated training are eligible for reimbursement.

With the increase in curriculum hours, compounded by the fact that minimum and maximum student enrollment requirements will be established, space in some classes may be limited so the Board recommends that Chiefs and Sheriffs coordinate with their respective MTU Directors for start dates. This will ensure time requirements are satisfied.

Effective 01-01-2012, under 50 ILCS 705/10.11, only law enforcement officers who successfully complete the Board certified 40-hour Lead Homicide Investigator training program may be assigned as lead investigators in homicide investigations.

The Training Board has approved many in-service classes for LHI certificate renewal. Agencies are responsible for ensuring LHIs attend approved classes. Below is the current list of in-service classes approved for Lead Homicide Investigator re-certification. However, please check with your local MTU and/or the Executive Institute to get the most up-to-date list of LHI approved classes being offered in your region, as additional classes are being added on a regular basis. List of approved (or tentatively approved) LHI classes for re-certification.

Pursuant to 50 ILCS 706/10-25 each law enforcement agency that utilizes body worn cameras must provide a report to the Board by May 1 of each year indicating the number of cameras in use, the number of officers who have used body worn cameras, technical issues encountered with the use of such cameras and the review process used by supervisors. For each instance in which a body camera was used in a prosecution, the agency must indicate the date, time, location, offense and charging date. In an effort to simplify the collection of this data, ILETSB requests that this data be provided on the attached chart. Completed reports for the 2019 calendar year, including the accompanying chart, can be emailed to Jennifer Wooldridge at jennifer.wooldridge@illinois.gov

Pursuant to Board Policy adopted in December 2013 all in-service courses shall be delivered and certified through the Mobile Team system unless the course and/or venue is approved by the Board on an individual basis. The Mobile Teams shall have the option of providing all in-service courses. If the Mobile Team declines the delivery of any course within its region for reasons other than duplication, the Board may determine whether the course is otherwise certifiable and/or reimbursable based upon the best interests of law enforcement. Board certificates may be provided to individuals that the Mobile Training unit can identify as having successfully completed a Board-certified course.

The Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board, in cooperation with the U.S. Marshals Service, Northern District of Illinois, U.S. Department of Justice, and the Illinois State Police, is conducting an investigation into non-governmental, legally unrecognized, and unauthorized \"auxiliary/reserve police organizations\" offering \"police assistance, services, and employees\" to county and local police agencies. Certain illicit organizations have been successful in convincing law enforcement agencies that they are legitimate. These organizations have also attempted to create an appearance of authority through financial records and other \"legal\" documents to avoid constitutional requirements establishing real law enforcement authority for the use of police powers. Since this Board is responsible for the certification of all law enforcement personnel in the State of Illinois, we wanted you to be aware of this situation in order to avoid jeopardizing the safety and security of your community. Please see the following for more information:

This program has been developed in response to law enforcement administrators seeking a pool of trained and certified candidates available for service. It is ideal for veterans seeking a career in law enforcement. Successful Intern applicants attend a basic law enforcement training academy and, upon passing the State Certification examination, will receive ILETSB State Certification. Interns are integrated into classes with sworn officers and receive the same training. The Intern application process is currently available at Southwestern Illinois Police Academy. This program is for Illinois residents only and seats are limited. Applicants must have valid Illinois driver's license and Illinois Firearms Owner Identification card. 59ce067264

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