GENERAL INQUIRES - Alamo Area Council of Governments

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ACADEMY STAFF
DIRECTORY
GENERAL INQUIRES
academy@aacog.com
Richard D. Bryan, Academy Coordinator/Projects Director
210-362-5258
rbryan@aacog.com
Michael P. Davis, BPOC Academy Supervisor
210-362-5272
mdavis@aacog.com
Jim McGregor, Academy Instructor
210-362-5224
jmcgregor@aacog.com
Doris Haby, Administrative Assistant
210-362-5291
dhaby@aacog.com
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
NOTE: Click on the Titles Below to go directly to that Section
CORRECTIONS COURSES ........................................................................................... 5
INTERMEDIATE CORRECTION OFFICER COURSES ................................................. 6
TELECOMMUNICATIONS COURSES ........................................................................... 7
INTERMEDIATE TELECOMMUNICATIONS COURSES................................................ 9
INSTRUCTOR COURSES ............................................................................................ 12
TCLEOSE MANDATED TRAINING .............................................................................. 14
“BLITZ” W EEK TRAINING (36 HOURS OF TRAINING) ............................................... 21
INTERMEDIATE PEACE OFFICER (INCLUDING HUMAN TRAFFICKING) ................ 24
SUPERVISION, LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT ....................................................... 29
PATROL & FIREARMS ................................................................................................. 31
INVESTIGATIONS ........................................................................................................ 37
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATOR CERTIFICATION PROGRAM.......................................... 40
HOMELAND SECURITY TRAINING ............................................................................. 49
TEXAS PEACE OFFICER CERTIFICATION ................................................................ 50
COURSE ENROLLMENT FORM .................................................................................. 55
THE TEXAS SENTINEL NEWSLETTER ...................................................................... 56
Enroll for classes either through the “Enroll On-line” links.
Or you can e-mail or fax the completed Registration Form on Page 55.
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AACOG Regional Law Enforcement Academy Rules & Guidelines
1. Who can attend Training: AACOG Academy training is for all peace officers,
probation & parole officers, corrections officers, and telecommunications
specialists. Federal and military law enforcement are allowed to attend AACOG
training. Certain civilians in criminal justice occupations can attend certain classes
with Academy Coordinator approval. Anyone who is currently between law
enforcement agencies (not currently commissioned) can also attend as long as they
do not currently have their TCLEOSE license suspended or revoked.
2. Method of Payment - Currently, the Academy does not accept credit cards or
debit cards. Training can be paid by check, money order, exact cash, or AACOG
can invoice an officer’s agency. Payment or payment arrangements are generally
made on the day of class.
3. Dress Policy – The AACOG Law Enforcement Academy is a place of business.
No one will be admitted to training wearing shorts, flip-flops, or any clothing deemed
inappropriate or offensive.
4. TCLEOSE PID#’s – TCLEOSE went to Personal Identification Numbers (PIDs) for
all Texas peace officers several years ago. These numbers are required in order
for a peace officer to receive credit for training.
Individual officers are responsible for having their TCLEOSE PID# at the
beginning of class.
If you do not know your PID#, ask your training officer/administrator beforehand or
contact TCLEOSE directly: 512-936-7700.
5. Classroom Etiquette – Understandably, some people may need to have their cell
phones on during training. Please have the phones on vibrate, and if you need to
take a call, quietly exit the classroom and take your call outside the room.
Texting in the class – As a general rule, this should be done sparingly. This will
be left to the individual instructor for each class as to what level of texting is
acceptable. Please keep it reasonable and related to business or emergencies.
General Behavior – Reading the morning paper while a class is in session is
simply rude. Please refrain from such actions. Although rarely a problem, it should
be noted that anyone who is disruptive and interfering with instruction during
training will be asked to leave and the administrative head for their agency will be
notified.
Food and drink may or may not be permissible in the training classroom depending
on which classroom you are in. Please follow the local guidelines where the
training is taking place.
If there are any questions or comments, please feel free to contact Mr. Richard Bryan,
Academy Coordinator at 210-362-5258 or rbryan@aacog.com.
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CORRECTIONS
Corrections Officer Certification
Date
Call for Dates
8:30-5:30
Hours
96
Course & Class Location
Cost
Basic County Corrections Officer
$400 w/Agency
Kerr County Sheriff’s Dept.
$450 w/o Agency
400 Clearwater Paseo
Instructor/Staff
Kerrville, Texas 78028
For individuals not employed by an agency, the following documents are required
prior to beginning the class:
Entrance Exam
Background Check
Physical Exam
Drug Screen
Psychological Exam
For information on completing these requirements, enrolling, or to schedule an
entrance examination date, call the Academy at 210-362-5291.
More Information
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INTERMEDIATE
CORRECTION
OFFICER
Spanish for Corrections Officers
Date
Jul 30-Aug1
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
R. Rodriguez
Enroll on-line
Hours Course & Class Location
24
Intermediate Spanish for LE and Corrections
#2109
Academy
Cost
$85
The AACOG Regional Law Enforcement Academy also teaches the following
Intermediate Corrections Courses upon request by agencies.
Contact Academy Coordinator, Richard Bryan at 210-362-5258 or
rbryan@aacog.com for further information.
1. Course #3501 - Suicide Detection and Prevention in Jails
2. Course #3502 - Inmate Rights and Privileges
3. Course #3503 - Interpersonal Communications in the Correctional Setting
4. Course #3504 - Use of Force in a Jail Setting
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Telecommunications
Date
Sep 16-20
8:00-5:00
Hours
40
Basic Telecommunications
Certification Course #1013
Converse Police Department
402 South Seguin Rd.
Converse, Texas 78109
Cost
$250
Instructor/TJ Niemietz
Enroll on-line
TCIC/NCIC Less Than Full Access
Date
Sep 23
8:00-5:00
Hours
8
TCIC/NCIC
Less than Full Access #3807
Cost
$FREE
Enroll on-line
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TCIC/NCIC Full Access
Date
Sep 23-24
8:00-5:00
Hours
16
TCIC/NCIC
Full Access #3802
Cost
$FREE
Enroll on-line
TDD/TTY
Date
Sep 19
1:00-5:00
Hours
4
TDD/TTY #3812
Cost
$35
Enroll on-line
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INTERMEDIATE
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
COURSES
Crisis Communications
Date
Jun 25-27
8:30-5:30
Instructor/TJ
Niemietz
Enroll on-line
Hours
24
Crisis Communications #2120
Cost
$85
Ethics for Telecommunicators/LE Ethics
Date
Sep 6
8:30-5:30
Hours
8
Ethics in Law Enforcement #3920
Schertz Police Department
1404A Schertz Parkway
Schertz, Texas 78154
Cost
$50
Instructor Lt. John Correu
Enroll on-line
This course meets the requirements for ethics training for Telecommunicators
pursuing Intermediate certification.
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Cultural Diversity
This course meets the requirements for Cultural Diversity training for
Telecommunicators.
Date
Jun 20
Hours
8
Cultural Diversity for Police and
Telecommunicators #3939
Balcones Heights PD
3300 Hillcrest Drive, San Antonio, TX
78201 (NW 410 & Fredericksburg
RD.)
Cost
$50
Hours
8
Balcones Heights PD
RD.)
Cost
$50
Hours
8
Academy
Cost
$50
Hours
8
Academy
Cost
$50
8:30-5:30
Instructor/G. Merritt
Enroll on-line
Date
Jul 26
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
Date
Aug 23
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
Date
Jul 8-9
Evening Class
6:00p-10:00p
Instructor/ E. Saucedo
Enroll on-line
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Spanish
Date
Jul 30-Aug1
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
R. Rodriguez
Enroll on-line
Hours
24
Intermediate Spanish for LE &
Academy
Cost
$85
This course meets the requirements for Spanish training for Telecommunicators
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INSTRUCTOR
COURSES
TCLEOSE Instructor Certification
Date
Hours
Sep 9-13
40
8:30-5:30
Instructor/ P. Blea
Enroll on-line
Basic Instructor
Certification #1014
Academy
Class is limited to 12 students
Cost
$250
Date
Hours
Nov 4-8
40
8:30-5:30
Instructor/ P. Blea
Enroll on-line
Basic Instructor
Certification #1014
Academy
Cost
$250
For the Basic Instructor Course, students are required to wear either
department dress uniform or Male-conservative dress slacks, collared shirt
with tie or business suit and Female-conservative slacks, dress or
business suit.
Per TCLEOSE rules, non-law enforcement personnel can attend the Basic
Instructor Course if they have at least a bachelor’s degree and have applied
with TCLEOSE for a civilian PID #. TCLEOSE: 512-936-7700.
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Date
Hours
June 3-7
40
8:30-5:30
Instructor/ J. Correu
Enroll on-line
Advanced Instructor
Certification #1017
Academy
Cost
$250
Course Prerequisite – Must have a TCLEOSE Basic Instructor Certificate
for at least three years.
For the Advanced Instructor Course, students are required to wear either
department dress uniform or Male-conservative dress slacks, collared shirt
with tie or business suit and Female-conservative slacks, dress or
business suit.
TCLEOSE Firearms Instructor Certification
Date
Hours
Cost
Oct 7-11
40
Firearms Instructor
$400
8:00-5:00
Certification #2222
Instructor/Cadre
DO NOT ENROLL ON-LINE
A $100 (non-refundable) registration fee is required to reserve a seat in the class
(Check or Cash). The registration fee will be applied to course tuition when class
commences.
Make sure to provide an e-mail address so further details about the course
location and firearms and ammo requirements can be sent.
Contact Richard D. Bryan, Academy Coordinator for more information: 210-3625258 or rbryan@aacog.com.
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TCLEOSE
MANDATED
COURSES
Cultural Diversity
Date
June 20
Hours
8
Cultural Diversity for Police,
Corrections, and Telecommunicators
#3939
Balcones Heights PD
RD.)
Cost
$50
Hours
8
Corrections, and
Cost
$50
Hours
8
Corrections, and
Balcones Heights PD
RD.)
Cost
$50
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
Date
July 18
Instructor/J.Correu
Enroll on-line
Date
July 26
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
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Date
Aug 23
8:30-5:30
Hours
8
Corrections, and
Academy
Cost
$50
Enroll on-line
Cultural Diversity is a mandatory course for “BASIC” certified peace officers for
the Sep 2009 – Aug 2013 training cycle. “Intermediate” certified peace officers
and above are no longer required to take this course.
Special Investigative Topics
Date
Jun 18-19
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
G. Merritt &
Community
Resources
Hours
16
Special Investigative
Topics #3232
Academy
Cost
$FREE
Topics #3232
Balcones Heights PD
78201 (NW 410 & Fredericksburg RD.)
Cost
$FREE
Topics #3232
Academy
Cost
$FREE
Enroll on-line
Date
Jun 19
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
G. Merritt
Hours
8
Enroll on-line
Date
Jul 23-24
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
G. Merritt &
Community
Resources
Hours
16
Enroll on-line
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Date
Jul 24
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
G. Merritt
Hours
8
Topics #3232
Balcones Heights PD
Cost
$FREE
Topics #3232
Academy
Cost
$FREE
Enroll on-line
Date
Aug 20-21
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
G. Merritt &
Community
Resources
Hours
16
Enroll on-line
Special Investigative Topics is a mandatory course for “BASIC” certified peace
officers for the Sep 2009 – Aug 2013 training cycle. “Intermediate” certified peace
officers and above are no longer required to take this course.
Crisis Intervention Training
Date
May 31
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
J. Correu
Hours
8
Update Course #3843
Cost
$50
Hours
8
Update Course #3843
Balcones Heights Police Department
3300 Hillcrest Drive
San Antonio, Texas 78201
Cost
$50
Enroll on-line
Date
Jun 21
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
Lt. Brod
Enroll on-line
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Date
Hours
Jul 11-12
16
8:30-5:30
Instructor/J.Correu
Enroll on-line
Date
Jul 25
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
Lt. Brod
Course #3841
Cost
$65
Hours
8
Update Course #3843
Cost
$50
Hours
8
Update Course #3843
Cost
$50
Enroll on-line
Date
Aug 1
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
J. Correu
Enroll on-line
Intermediate Crisis Intervention Training OR Crisis Intervention Training Update
are mandatory courses for “BASIC” certified peace officers for the Sep 2009 –
Aug 2013 training cycle. Intermediate certified peace officers and above are no
longer required to take these courses.
Legislative Updates
Date
May 30
8:30-12:30
Instructor/J. Correu
Enroll on-line
Hours
4
Legislative Update #3182
Cost
$45
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Date
Jun 17
Morning
8:30-12:30
Instructor/Lt. Brod
Enroll on-line
Hours
4
Date
Jun 17
Afternoon
1:30-5:30
Instructor/Lt. Brod
Enroll on-line
Hours
4
Date
Jul 19
Morning
8:30-12:30
Enroll on-line
Hours
4
Date
Jul 22
Morning
8:30-12:30
Instructor/Lt. Brod
Enroll on-line
Hours
4
Cost
$45
Balcones Heights PD
Cost
$45
Balcones Heights PD
Cost
$45
Cost
$45
Balcones Heights PD
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Date
Jul 22
Afternoon
1:30-5:30
Instructor/Lt. Brod
Enroll on-line
Hours
4
Cost
$45
Date
Aug 2
Morning
8:30-12:30
Enroll on-line
Hours
4
Date
Aug 19
Morning
Hours
4
AACOG Academy
1st Floor Boardroom
Cost
$45
Hours
4
AACOG Academy
1st Floor Boardroom
Cost
$45
Balcones Heights PD
Cost
$45
8:30-12:30
Instructor/Lt. Brod
Enroll on-line
Date
Aug 19
Afternoon
1:30-5:30
Instructor/Lt. Brod
Enroll on-line
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Last Chance for Mandated Course Before August 31, 2013 Deadline!
Date
Aug 29
8:30-12:30
Enroll on-line
Hours
4
Cost
$45
Civil Process
Date
Aug 5-7
8:30-5:30
Hours
20
Course
Civil Process #3131
Academy
Cost
$85
Instructor/ E. Prado
Enroll on-line
This training is mandatory for deputy constables and those deputy sheriffs
serving civil papers.
Identity Theft
Date
Hours
Jul 23
4
Evening Class
6:00p-10:00p
Instructor/Saucedo
Enroll on-line
Identity Theft Crimes #3277
Academy
Cost
$25
Racial Profiling & Asset Forfeiture
Date
Hours
Jul 29-30
8
Evening Class
6:00p-10:00p
Instructor/Saucedo
Enroll on-line
Racial Profiling/Asset Forfeiture
#3257
Academy
Cost
$50
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“BLITZ” WEEK
TRAINING
36 Hours Total
Enroll for the week (four courses/36 hours) and take all four courses for $80. Don’t
need all four? You can register for each class separately.
Enroll for the Week or enroll for each course separately on the applicable links below.
June 17 - 21, 2013 – at Balcones Heights Police Department,
3300 Hillcrest Drive, 2nd Floor, San Antonio, Texas 78201
Mon – Jun 17
Tues –Jun 18
Wed – Jun 19
Thurs –Jun 20
Fri – Jun 21
Legislative
Updates #3182
Advanced
Human
Trafficking
Special
Investigative
Topics for Law
Enforcement
Cultural
Diversity
CIT Update
#3232
830a-530p
830a-530p
(8 Hours)
(8 Hours)
$50
830a-1230p
#3843
#3939
#3271
(4 Hours)
830a-530p
830a-530p
$45
(8 Hours)
(8 Hours)
Enroll
Separately
$50
$FREE
Enroll
Separately
$FREE
Legislative
Updates #3182
Enroll
Separately
Enroll
Separately
Enroll
Separately
130p-530p
(4 Hours)
$45
Enroll
Separately
Enroll for the Week – The name of the course for the on-line form is
“Blitz Week – June”
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July 22 - 26, 2013 – at Balcones Heights Police Department,
3300 Hillcrest Drive, 2nd Floor, San Antonio, Texas 78201
Mon – Jul 22
Tues –Jul 23
Wed – Jul 24
Thurs –Jul 25
Fri – Jul 26
Legislative
Updates #3182
Advanced
Human
Trafficking
Special
Investigative
Topics for Law
Enforcement
CIT Update
Cultural
Diversity
830a-1230p
#3271
#3232
(4 Hours)
830a-530p
830a-530p
$45
(8 Hours)
(8 Hours)
Enroll
Separately
$FREE
Legislative
Updates #3182
Enroll
Separately
#3843
#3939
830a-530p
830a-530p
(8 Hours)
(8 Hours)
$50
$50
$FREE
Enroll
Separately
Enroll
Separately
130p-530p
(4 Hours)
$45
Enroll
Separately
“Blitz Week – July”
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August 19 -23, 2013 - AACOG Law Enforcement Academy
Mon – Aug 19
Tues –Aug 20
Wed – Aug 21
Thurs –Aug 22
Fri – Aug 23
Legislative
Updates #3182
Special
Investigative
Topics
Special
Investigative
Topics
Advanced
Human
Trafficking
Cultural
Diversity
#3232
Day 2
#3271
830a-530p
830a-530p
830a-530p
830a-1230p
#3939
(4 Hours)
830a-530p
$45
(8 Hours)
(16 Hours)
(8 Hours)
Enroll
Separately
$FREE
$FREE
Legislative
Updates #3182
Enroll
Separately
130p-530p
$50
Enroll
Separately
Enroll
Separately
(4 Hours)
$45
Enroll
Separately
“Blitz Week – August”
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INTERMEDIATE
PEACE OFFICER
Use of Force
Date
Hours
Jun 13-14
16
8:30-5:30
J. Correu
Enroll on-line
Intermediate Use of Force
#2107
Cost
$65
This class meets the requirements for the TCLEOSE Intermediate Use of Force
course. The course covers use of force laws and court cases as they pertain to
law enforcement. Topics also include public perception of police use of force,
verbal communication skills, vicarious liability, and discussion of lethal and nonlethal police use of force methods.
Date
Hours
Sep 26-27
16
8:30-5:30
J. Correu
Enroll on-line
Intermediate Use of Force
#2107
Cost
$65
This class meets the requirements for the TCLEOSE Intermediate Use of Force
course. The course covers use of force laws and court cases as they pertain to
law enforcement. Topics also include public perception of police use of force,
verbal communication skills, vicarious liability, and discussion of lethal and nonlethal police use of force methods.
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Crime Scene Search
Date
Hours
Jul 8-12
40
8:30-5:30
Instructor/T.Vitacco
Intermediate Crime Scene
Search #2106
Academy
Class is limited to 20 students.
Cost
$250
Enroll on-line
This 40 hour class meets the TCLEOSE course requirements towards an
Intermediate Proficiency certification. This course can be applied towards the
AACOG Criminal Investigator Certification Program.
Arrest, Search and Seizure
Date
Hours
Aug 7-9
24
8:30-5:30
Instructor/ J. Correu
Enroll on-line
Intermediate Arrest,
Search & Seizure #2108
Cost
$85
Child Abuse
Date
Jul 17-19
8:30-5:30
Hours
24
Course
Intermediate Child Abuse
#2105
Academy
Cost
$85
Instructor/ Sgt. A. Seamans
Enroll on-line
Date
Hours
Jul 11-12
16
8:30-5:30
Instructor/J.Correu
Enroll on-line
Course #3841
Cost
$65
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Spanish
Date
Jul 30 – Aug1
Hours
24
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
R. Rodriguez
Enroll on-line
Intermediate Spanish for LE, Corrections,
& Telecommunications #2109
Academy
This course meets the requirements for
TCLEOSE Intermediate Spanish Training.
Cost
$85
Human Trafficking
Note: Either Human Trafficking #3270 or Advanced Human Trafficking #3271 can be
taken to satisfy the TCLEOSE Human Trafficking training requirements. Officers first
licensed after January 1, 2011, must attend Human Trafficking within the first year of
licensing.
The purpose of this course is to increase the law enforcement community’s awareness of
the issues of human trafficking through the exposure of informational materials and
research to include: victim identification and investigation techniques, rescue and
prosecution considerations, referral and service provider availability, practical case studies
to assist in building a coordinated community response and to obtain an inter-connectivity
of state, federal and global human trafficking concerns. This course meets the
requirements of TCLEOSE for officers to have attended Human Trafficking training.
Date
Hours
Jul 9
8
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
Human Trafficking #3270
Kerr County Sheriff’s Office
400 Clearwater Paseo
Kerrville, Texas 78028
Cost
$FREE
Date
Hours
Aug 30
8
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
Human Trafficking #3270
Cost
$FREE
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Advanced Human Trafficking –
Prerequisite – Basic Peace Officer or Above
The purpose of this course is to increase the law enforcement community’s awareness of
the issues of human trafficking through the exposure of informational materials and
research. This advanced course covers the state laws and definition of terms a law
enforcement officer should be familiar with in the enforcement of applicable statutes. This
course meets the requirements of TCLEOSE for officers to have attended Human
Trafficking training.
Date
Jun 11
8:30-5:30
Hours
8
Advanced Human Trafficking #3271
Boerne Police Department
124 Old San Antonio Road,
Boerne, TX 78006
Cost
$FREE
Date
Hours
Jun 18
8
8:30-5:30
Instructor/Rodriguez
Enroll on-line
Cost
$FREE
Date
Hours
Jul 23
8
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
Cost
$FREE
Instructor/R. Rodriguez
Enroll on-line
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Date
Hours
Aug 22
8
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
Academy
Cost
$FREE
Date
Hours
Aug 23
8
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
Cost
$FREE
Identity Theft
Date
Hours
Jul 23
4
Evening Class
6:00p-10:00p
Instructor/Saucedo
Enroll on-line
Identity Theft Crimes #3277
Academy
Cost
$25
Racial Profiling & Asset Forfeiture
Date
Hours
Jul 29-30
8
Evening Class
6:00p-10:00p
Instructor/Saucedo
Enroll on-line
Racial Profiling/Asset Forfeiture
#3257
Academy
Cost
$50
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SUPERVISION,
LEADERSHIP &
MANAGEMENT
Field Training Officer
Date
Sep 18-20
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
24
Field Training Officer #3702
Academy
Cost
$85
New Supervisors
Date
Sep 25-27
8:30-5:30
Instructor/ Seamans
Enroll on-line
Hours
24
New Supervisor’s #3737
Academy
Cost
$85
Law Enforcement Ethics
Date
Sep 6
8:30-5:30
Hours
8
Ethics in Law Enforcement #3920
Cost
$50
Enroll on-line
This course meets the requirements for ethics training for Telecommunicators
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Leadership Training
Date
Jul 30
Hours
8
8:30-5:30
Instructor/E. Taft
Enroll on-line
Master the Art of Presentation –
Presenter Techniques & Skills #38715
Academy
Cost
$50
This class covers procedures to improve your skills for presentation of
information and learning materials. This course is ideal for trainers or anyone
who speaks in front of an audience (such as presenting to city council, county
commissioners, community groups, or the press).
Date
Aug 1
Hours
8
8:30-5:30
Instructor/E. Taft
Enroll on-line
Solutions for Communicating with
Difficult People #3027
Academy
Cost
$50
Go from just ignoring your difficult person to understanding their behavior style.
You’ll learn the nine most difficult personality types and solutions for talking with
each of them. This class covers how to become empowered with assertive
communication skills, thinking styles, coping behaviors, consensus building
techniques, and skills to get your point across clearly and persuasively.
Critical Thinking Skills
Date
Sep 5
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
J. Correu
Hours
8
Critical Thinking in Law Enforcement
#3023
Cost
$50
Enroll on-line
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PATROL &
FIREARMS
OC Spray
Date
Hours
Call for Dates
8
210-362-5291
Or e-mail
academy@aacog.com
OC Spray Operator
Certification #3343
Cost
$50
Class space is limited.
Note: This is an exposure class. In order to be certified through AACOG,
students will need to be exposed to OC.
As a minimum, make sure to bring:
Clothes/shoes you do not mind getting dirty
A change of clothes
Two towels
TASER
Date
Hours
Call for Dates
8
TASER X-26 Operator
210-362-5291
Certification #3344
Or e-mail
academy@aacog.com
* Course fee includes two cartridges and use of TASER.
Cost
$95*
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ASP Baton
Date
Call for Dates
210-362-5291
Or e-mail
academy@aacog.com
Hours
8
ASP Baton Operator
Certification #2053
Cost
$50
Wear comfortable clothes (preferably tactical)
Bring Duty Belt and gear (no weapons or live rounds)
Bring an ASP Baton if you have it (not required but preferable)
Radar
Date
Hours
Call for Dates
16
210-362-5291
Or e-mail
academy@aacog.com
Radar Operator Course #2054
Academy
Cost
$65
Students should bring their agency patrol car. Students are also asked to bring
their agency handheld and/or mobile RADAR if possible.
Impaired Driving Training
Date
Call for Dates
Hours
24
210-362-5291
Or e-mail
academy@aacog.com
Standardized Field Sobriety Testing
(SFST) #2067
Academy
Cost
$85
This course is to certify peace officers in Standardized Field Sobriety Testing
(SFST) in accordance to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
(NHTSA) standards.
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DID YOU KNOW?
The AACOG Regional Law Enforcement Academy teaches these additional patrol
related courses upon request by agencies.
Contact Academy Coordinator, Richard Bryan at 210-362-5258 or
rbryan@aacog.com for further information.
Active Shooter – First Response
CPR/AED Certification
Handcuffing
Defensive Tactics
High Risk (Felony) Traffic Stops
6. NAPD – Tactical Police Driving
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Drug Interdiction
Date
Jun 6-7
8a – 5p
HITS Instructors
Hours
16
Advanced Vehicle Contraband
Concealment
Academy
Cost
$250
Come and see what you’ve been missing during vehicle searches.
Learn how smugglers are hiding their drugs and money to avoid getting caught
when searched.
This course is packed with actual video of seizures along with excellent
supporting media.
Do not register with AACOG. Register at: www.hits-training.com or call 325-7216000 or 325-242-2892.
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Date
Aug 19-20
8a – 5p
HITS Instructors
Hours
16
Street Cops – Modern Policing
Strategies
Academy
Cost
$250
An all-in-one, street level Law Enforcement training course that discusses modern beat
strategies, as well as, technological advancements that are available to police for
investigative purposes.
You will learn current, proven methods to further investigations, successfully track
fugitives and solve crime on the streets. You will see real video footage that you won’t
see anywhere else! Such as a high ranking gang member discussing with police the
inside scoop of their operations; learn how to investigate a suspect’s cell phone or social
media site; cell phone tower warrants and much more!
Course Topics:
* Investigative techniques for the street cop
* Successful street level policing strategies
* Proven surveillance methods
* Intelligence gathering
* Investigating probationers & parolees
* Developing an informant base
* Use of deadly force encounters
* Officer safety
* Productive interviews and interrogations
* Useful patrol tactics
* Extremists & homeland security issues
* Avoiding internal investigation leaks
Do not register with AACOG. Register at: www.hits-training.com or call 325-7216000 or 325-242-2892.
School Resource Officer
Date
Aug 12-16
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
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School Resource Officer #3858
Cost
$250
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Date
Sep 19
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
8
Psychology of Force #2095
Cost
$35
This course explores the human dynamics that are involved with a law enforcement
officer’s use of force. The topics discussed are the fight, flight, and freeze reaction,
decisions to use force, the bodies natural reactions, and creating a force mindset.
Additionally, this course will discuss the psychological aspect that one goes through
prior to, during and after the use of force.
Date
Sep 20
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
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Police Suicide Awareness #3517
Cost
$35
This course is in response to the ever increasing amounts of law enforcement suicides.
This course will focus on identifying risk factors, personal recognition, stress
management and coping with job exposures. Through this course officers and
supervisors will be familiarized with recognizing risk factors, effective communication
with at risk officers, and resolution options.
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Firearms Training
Firearms Instructor Certification
Date
Hours
Cost
Oct 7-11
40
Firearms Instructor
$400
8:00-5:00
Certification #2222
Instructor/Cadre
To enroll call 210-362-5291. A $100 (non-refundable) registration fee is required to
reserve a seat in the class (Check or Cash). The registration fee will be applied to
course tuition when class commences.
Make sure to provide an e-mail address so further details about the course
location and firearms and ammo requirements can be sent.
Date
Call for Dates
Hours
2
Annual Firearms Qualification
Camp Bullis
Cost
$25 per
officer
Instructor/Cadre
If your agency is having difficulty setting up annual firearms qualifications let the
AACOG Academy help. Firearms qualification is per TCLEOSE annual firearms
standards.
Proof of satisfactory completion of annual qualification will be provided for each
officer’s work record along with a copy of the course of fire.
This service is also available for retired peace officers that must qualify annually
to satisfy TCLEOSE firearms requirements.
Contact Richard D. Bryan, Academy Coordinator
rbryan@aacog.com or 210-362-5258 for more information.
Minimum Equipment:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Dress for the weather (sun-block, hat, jacket, etc).
Eye Protection & Hearing Protection
Duty Gear
Duty Weapon
Ammo: Bring at least 50 rounds (recommend 100 rounds)
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INVESTIGATIONS
Background Investigations
Date
Aug 22
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
8
Conducting Background Investigations
#3031
Cost
$50
How to conduct thorough background investigations on police applicants
according to TCLEOSE standards and beyond.
Statement Analysis
Date
Hours
Oct 10-11
16
8:30-5:30
Instructor/Sgt. A. Seamans
Enroll on-line
Statement Analysis # 3290
Academy
Cost
$65
This course is an introduction to the concepts, strategies, and techniques of using
handwritten statement analysis as an investigative tool.
Students will need to bring a pack of 5 color highlighters for this course.
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Cyber Crimes
Date
Hours
Cost
May 7
8
Investigation of Cyber Stalking # 3205
$FREE
8:30-5:30
Academy
Instructor/Vitacco
Enroll on-line
Identifying and investigating harassment and stalking using electronic devices
including e-mail, social media, text messages, etc.
Date
Jun 4
8:30-5:30
Hours
8
Investigation of Cyber Stalking # 3205
Gillespie County SO
1601 East Main Street
Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
Cost
$FREE
Instructor/ Vitacco
Enroll on-line
Identifying and investigating harassment and stalking using electronic devices
including e-mail, social media, text messages, etc.
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Sexual Assault Family Violence Investigations
Date
Oct 7-9
Hours
24
8:30-5:30
Sexual Assault Family Violence
Investigations #3264
Academy
Cost
$FREE
Instructor/P. Blea
Enroll on-line
This course is reported through the Texas Municipal Police Association
The Sexual Assault Family Violence Investigator’s Course (SAFVIC) Program is designed
to provide law enforcement officers around the state with the tools they need to effectively
investigate and prevent sexual assault, family violence, and stalking. The SAFVIC Program
is funded by a grant from the Criminal Justice Division, Office of the Governor.
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CRIMINAL
INVESTIGATOR
CERTIFICATION
PROGRAM
The AACOG Criminal Investigator Certification Program is a comprehensive
program consisting of training in some of the expected skill sets of
knowledgeable criminal investigators.
Whether you are currently a criminal investigator or looking to become one in the
future, the AACOG Criminal Investigator Certification Program will provide the
training and resources you need towards running a successful investigation.
THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION TRAINING PROGRAMS IN TEXAS!
The program curriculum contains a total of fifteen (15) criminal investigation
training courses. Upon completion of all fifteen courses, a person may submit an
application for a certificate of completion for the program to the Academy along
with copies of their course certificates (see page 46 for course listing and
application). All courses must have been completed through the AACOG
Regional Law Enforcement Academy. See the following page for Frequently
Asked Questions.
Applications and copies of course certificates may be submitted via fax to Ms.
Doris Haby at 210-824-5881, or e-mailed to dhaby@aacog.com.
For questions or concerns about the Criminal Investigator Certification Program
please contact the Academy at 210-362-5291 or e-mail at rbryan@aacog.com for
more information.
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Frequently Asked Questions
For the AACOG Criminal Investigator (CI) Certification Program
1. How long is the program?
It depends how often someone attends the training when it is available. The Academy has
recently updated the program with even more valuable training, and we intend to offer the
courses in a structured manner so someone seeking certification and attending every class as it
is made available can complete the program within the year. Understandably, if every class is not
attended in sequence, it will extend the total amount time before the program is completed.
2. Why must every class in the program be through the Academy?
We cannot attest to the quality of the curriculum from other trainers. Case in point, our original
curriculum allowed for any TCLEOSE Intermediate Crime Scene Investigation class to be
accepted towards completion of the CI Program. It was later discovered the TCLEOSE
Intermediate Crime Scene Investigation class is offered on-line through some training providers.
We at the AACOG Regional Law Enforcement Academy feel a practical training course such as
Crime Scene Investigation should never be offered as an on-line course. We teach this course
using actual mock crime scenes.
3. Are your instructors experienced investigators?
Yes! Our instructors are subject matter experts with real life experiences as criminal
investigators.
4. Do I have to pursue the AACOG Criminal Investigator Certification in order to take one of the
classes listed in the curriculum?
No. Enrollment in any of our listed courses is open to all law enforcement personnel seeking
training. The program is designed so people can take the courses one at a time as available and
there is no requirement that someone be actively pursuing Criminal Investigator Certification.
5. If I take a couple of classes from the program curriculum and later decide to attend the other
courses to achieve certification, will the previous classes count?
Yes. As long as you can provide the AACOG course certificates from all the classes taken. This
program is self-paced. When you complete all the required courses, you will need to send copies
of your course certificates with a completed application.
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CRIMINAL INVESTIGATOR
CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
CURRICULUM
Courses Offered February – November 2013
Course #1 - Basics of Crime Scene Fingerprinting
Date
Feb 2014
8:30-5:30
Hours
16
Basics of Crime Scene Fingerprinting
#4005
Academy
Cost
$65
Instructor/Lt. Brod
Enroll on-line
This course identifies methods for the detection and securing of latent
fingerprints at a crime scene. This class includes practical exercises.
Course #2 - Basics of Crime Scene Photography
Date
Mar 2014
8:30-5:30
Hours
24
Basics of Crime Scene
Photography/Video #4011
Academy
Cost
$85
Instructor/Lt. Brod
Enroll on-line
This course teaches identifying items of evidence at a crime scene and
documenting the crime scene through photography and video recording. This
class includes practical exercises.
Please bring a digital SLR camera. Each student should bring their own camera
and a tripod. No “point and shoot” cameras will be permitted.
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Course #3 - Sexual Exploitation of Children in Cyberspace
Date
Apr 2014
8:30-5:30
Hours
8
Sexual Exploitation of
Children in Cyberspace #2027
Academy
Cost
$50
Enroll on-line
This course focuses on two aspects of sexual exploitation of children; on-line
solicitation of a minor and distribution of child pornography.
Course #4 - Property Crimes Investigations
Date
Hours
Apr 2014
24
8:30-5:30
Instructor/Det. A. Gonzales
Enroll on-line
Property Crimes Investigation #4011
Academy
Cost
$85
This course covers the investigation of a variety of property crime investigations
including burglary, organized retail theft, vehicle theft, vehicle burglaries, and
equipment/trailer theft.
Course #5 –Investigation of White Collar Crimes
Date
May 2014
8:30-5:30
Hours
8
Investigation of White Collar Crimes
#2031
Academy
Cost
$50
Enroll on-line
This course covers the investigation of crimes such as identity theft, forgery,
credit card abuse, hindering a secured creditor, and others.
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Course #6 –Collection & Preservation of Electronic Evidence
Date
May 2014
8:30-5:30
Hours
8
Collection & Preservation of
Electronic Evidence #2016
Academy
Cost
$50
Instructor/
Sgt. T. Vitacco
Enroll on-line
This course covers the proper way to seize and store a variety of electronic
evidence. This course will also demonstrate how to preserve chats and social
media conversations, and provide resources helpful for investigators to assist in
their investigations.
Course #7 –Equivocal Death Investigations
Date
May 2014
Hours
8
8:30-5:30
Enroll on-line
Equivocal Death Investigations for Law
Enforcement #53201
Academy
Cost
$50
Homicide? Accidental? Suicide or Staged death? An investigator needs to know
the tell-tale signs of what to look for. This course is an introduction to identifying
the contributors and causes at a death scene.
Course #8 –Basic Homicide Investigations
Date
June 21
Hours
8
8:30-5:30
Instructor/ Sgt. A. Seamans
Enroll on-line
Basic Homicide Investigations
#2020
Academy
Cost
$50
This is an introductory course to identifying evidence and processing a homicide
crime scene.
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Course #9 –Surveillance Operations
Date
Jul 15-16
Hours
16
8:30-5:30
Instructor/Det. A. Gonzales
Enroll on-line
Surveillance Operations
#2028
Academy & Off Site
Cost
$65
Tracking targets and observation and documentation of crimes is part of the job
as an investigator. The goal in criminal investigations is generally to gather as
much evidence as possible and sometimes surveillance operations are key to this
goal. This course introduces the student to the basic rules of surveillance and
provides introductory exposure to conducting such operations.
Course #10 - Search Warrant Affidavits & Execution
Date
Aug 1-2
8:30-5:30
Hours
16
Writing Search Warrant
Affidavits & Execution #3280
Academy
Cost
$65
Enroll on-line
This course covers the legalities to obtain a search warrant, demonstrates the
completion of the affidavit for search, and proper search warrant execution.
Includes practical exercise.
Course #11 –Crime Scene Investigations
Date
Jul 8-12
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
Sgt. T.Vitacco
Enroll on-line
Hours
40
Intermediate Crime Scene
Search #2106
Academy
Cost
$250
This 40 hour class meets the TCLEOSE course requirements towards an
Intermediate Proficiency certification. Includes hands on training processing
mock crime scenes.
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Course #12 – Utilization of the Media
Date
Aug 5
Hours
4
8:30-12:30
Instructor/
Det. A. Gonzales
Utilization of the Media in
Investigations #3026
Academy
Cost
$40
Enroll on-line
Police and the public media both serve the community. It is beneficial for
investigators to learn how the public media can be utilized to assist them in
criminal investigations. Press releases and press conferences are some of the
tools available to investigators. This course focuses on making the most of the
resources available.
Course #13 – Eyewitness Evidence Training
Date
Aug 13
8:30-5:30
Instructor/
Det. A. Gonzales
Enroll on-line
Hours
8
Eyewitness Evidence #3286
Academy
Cost
$50
Eyewitness evidence is critical to the apprehension and prosecution of criminals.
Since 1989, DNA evidence has been used to exonerate nearly 200 individuals that
were wrongfully convicted and imprisoned. Of those, approximately 75% were
convicted on evidence that included inaccurate and faulty eyewitness
identifications. Research has proven that a number of small changes to the
identification process will help improve the accuracy and reliability of eyewitness
identification, ensuring that the highest quality of eyewitness evidence is
collected and preserved.
The goal of this curriculum is to provide students with a knowledge and
understanding of how the implementation of recommended protocols, or Best
Practices, can improve the accuracy and reliability of eyewitness evidence.
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Course #14 – Interview and Interrogation
Date
Hours
Sep 23-26
16
Evening Class
6:00p - 10:00p
Instructor/Saucedo
Enroll on-line
Basics of Interview & Interrogation
#2029
Academy
Cost
$65
This course provides the basics of arranging and conducting interviews and
interrogations as a police investigator. The curriculum includes classroom
discussion of interviewing techniques and practical exercises for the student.
Course #15 - Case Analysis & Presentation
Date
Nov 14-15
8:30-5:30
Hours
16
Investigative Case
Analysis & Presentation #3280
Academy
Cost
$65
Enroll on-line
This course provides an overview of criminal investigations to include the
attributes of the criminal investigator and classification of evidence. It also covers
techniques for “packaging” a case for presentation to the prosecutor and court.
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AACOG Regional Law Enforcement Academy
Criminal Investigator Certification Application
Academy Fax: 210-824-5881
dhaby@aacog.com
Name: _________________________________________________________________
Last
Date of Birth:
First
__________________________
Month
Day
MI.
TCLEOSE PID# _______________
Year
Mailing Address: ______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
E-mail:
__________________________________
Phone:
__________________________________
Please submit all copies of course certificates with this application to the AACOG Regional Law
Enforcement Academy for review. Certificates can be e-mailed, faxed, or mailed with this application.
All courses must have been completed through the AACOG Regional Law Enforcement Academy.
-----------------------------------------------------OFFICE USE ONLY-----------------------------------------------------------1. _____
Basics of Crime Scene Fingerprinting (16 Hours)
2. _____
Basics of Crime Scene Photography/Video (24 Hours)
3. _____
Property Crimes Investigation (24 Hours)
4. _____
Sexual Exploitation of Children in Cyberspace (24 Hours)
5. _____
Investigation of Insurance Fraud and Identity Crimes (8 Hours)
6. _____
Cyber Investigation – 100 ISEE (Collection & Preservation Electronic Evidence) (8 Hours)
7. _____
Equivocal Death Investigation (8 Hours)
8. _____
Basic Homicide Investigation (8 Hours)
9. _____
Surveillance Operations (16 Hours)
10. _____
Writing Search Warrant Affidavits & Execution (16 Hours)
11. _____
Intermediate Crime Scene Investigation - Completed through AACOG (40 Hours)
12. _____
Use of the Public Media in Investigations (4 Hours)
13. _____
Eyewitness Evidence (8 Hours)
14. _____
Interview & Interrogation (16 Hours)
15. _____
Investigative Case Analysis & Presentation (16 Hours)
Program Completion Date: _______________________
__________________________________________________________________
Academy Coordinator Signature
Date
Visit our law enforcement courses at www.aacog.com and click on
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HOMELAND
SECURITY
Date
Jul 9
8:30-5:30
Instructor/P. Zepeda
Enroll on-line
8
IED Awareness Training for First
Responders #3800
Academy
Cost
$35
You will be Required to Show Your Agency ID
on the Day of Class
Narco-Terrorist (Drug Cartels) are working with militant Muslim groups and adopting their
techniques and styles to combat police and drug interdiction operations.
This course is designed to educate first responders (police, fire, and EMS) on the tell-tale signs of
Improvised Explosive Devise (IED) placement in residences, vehicles, and on the side of roadways.
This includes awareness of IED components. Knowing what to look for and what to do are vital to
your survival.
Date
Aug 15-16
8:30-5:30
Hours
16
Awareness, Trends, & Tactics
For Terrorist Interviews #3200
Academy
Cost
$50
Instructor/P. Zepeda
Enroll on-line
Who are Islamic extremists? What are the origins of “Jihad”? These are a couple
of questions answered in a course that details the importance of approaching
interviews of suspected Islamic terrorists differently than you would a normal
suspect interview.
This course demonstrates the differences in approach to interviewing and
identifies the components of a terrorist interview.
You will be required to show your agency ID on the day of class.
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TEXAS PEACE OFFICER
CERTIFICATION
Texas Supplemental Peace Officer
Date
Sep 9 – Nov 1
Mon – Fri
6:00p-10:00p
Instructor/Staff
Hours
152
Texas Supplemental
Peace Officer #1018
Academy
Cost
$600
Former Texas Peace Officers, out of state peace officers, qualified federal agents or officers and
military police desiring to become licensed peace officers in Texas will receive training in
Texas law and become eligible to take the state licensing exam upon completion of the course.
Effective October 2012, persons must pre-apply with TCLEOSE for approval to attend this
training. Visit the TCLEOSE web site at http://www.tcleose.state.tx.us or call 512-936-7700 for
more information.
DO NOT REGISTER ON-LINE. To enroll call 210-362-5291. A $100 (non-refundable)
registration fee is required to reserve a seat in the class. The registration fee will
be applied to course tuition when class commences.
For more information contact Academy Coordinator Richard Bryan at
rbryan@aacog.com or 210-362-5258
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BASIC PEACE
OFFICER LICENSING
COURSE
(Tell Your Friends!)
The Next Basic Peace Officer Classes start:
Jun – Dec 2013
(Full time Day Class: Mon – Fri. 7:30a – 5:30p)
Oct 2013 – Mar 2014
(Full time Day Class: Mon – Fri. 7:30a – 5:30p)
Step 1. Entrance / Written Exam Requirements
The written entrance exam is the first step in the application process. This exam is a
reading comprehension and basic math skills test. Applicants must score 70% or higher
to receive an application packet.
In order to take the written entrance exam, applicants must bring copies of the following
documents the day of the exam:
High school diploma or GED
Member 4 Form/DD214 (if applicant has prior military experience)
Proof of auto liability insurance
Proof of citizenship (i.e., birth certificate or naturalization certificate)
Valid driver’s license
Payment in the amount of $35 is due at time of examination.
All applicants must meet the minimum standards of the Texas Commission on Law
Enforcement Officer Standards & Education (TCLEOSE) and the Academy.
The Basic Peace Officer Licensing Course at the Academy is over 900 training hours
(far above state minimum standards), and includes additional certifications in RADAR,
OC Spray, Baton, TASER, Active Shooter, CPR/AED, Report Writing, and Resume
Building & Interviewing.
Tuition is $2,400 and includes uniforms, books, training material, and use of Academy
training equipment, firearms, and vehicles. There are additional expenses for
ammunition, medical, and psychological testing (Note: Medical and psychological
testing results can be accepted by a hiring agency within 180 days of graduation).
The Academy accepts G.I. Bill and Post 9-11 G.I. Bill. The Academy also offers a
financial payment plan at no additional charge.
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Entrance Exam Dates to Apply for the
Basic Peace Officer Course
Date
May 21
9:30a- 11:30a
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Basic Peace Officer Entrance Exam
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
May 23
9:30a- 11:30a
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
Jun 11
9:30a- 11:30a
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
Jun 13
9:30a- 11:30a
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
Jun 25
9:30a- 11:30a
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
Jun 27
9:30a- 11:30a
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
Jul 9
9:30a- 11:30a
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
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Date
Jul 11
9:30a- 11:30a
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
Jul 23
9:30a- 11:30a
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
Jul 25
9:30a- 11:30a
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
Aug 6
9:30a- 11:30a
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
Aug 8
9:30a- 11:30a
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
Aug 20
9:30a- 11:30a
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
Date
Aug 22
9:30a- 11:30a
Enroll on-line
Hours
2
Academy
Cost
$35
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TCLEOSE State Exam Testing Dates
The following test dates are for those people who have a valid testing
endorsement to sit for the TCLEOSE state exams.
Date
Jun 12
2p-5p
Hours
3
TCLEOSE State Exam
Peace Officer or Correction Officer
Academy
Cost
$25
TCLEOSE State Exam
Academy
Cost
$25
TCLEOSE State Exam
Academy
Cost
$25
Enroll on-line
Date
Jul 10
2p-5p
Hours
3
Enroll on-line
Date
Aug 7
2p-5p
Hours
3
Enroll on-line
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COURSE
ENROLLMENT FORM
All enrollments require a TCLEOSE PID. Firearms & Tactical Courses require
copies of your peace officer license to accompany this enrollment form.
Students unable to attend a course after enrolling must notify the Academy in
advance of the course or risk being billed for the tuition.
Please Print or Type
Name:
Agency:
Day Phone:
PID#:
Course Date:
Course Code:
Course Name:
COPY OF TCLEOSE LICENSE ATTACHED:
(Yes)
Name:
(No)
(Not Required)
Agency:
Day Phone:
PID #:
Course Date:
Course Code:
Course Name:
(Yes)
Name:
(No)
(Not Required)
Agency:
Day Phone:
PID #:
Course Date:
Course Code:
Course Name:
Fax Registration To: A.A.R.L.E.A.
(210) 824-5881
Attn: Admin. Asst.
(Yes)
(No)
(Not Required)
Or Mail To: 8700 Tesoro, Suite 700
San Antonio, TX 78217
Or E-mail: dhaby@aacog.com
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THE TEXAS SENTINEL
NEWSLETTER
The AACOG Board of Directors Recognizes Fallen Cadet
On January 23, 2013, AACOG Board of Director Chair Don J. Tymrak presented the
family of Miguel Angel Alonzo, III with an academy badge pendant donated by David
Putnam of Alamo City Gold & Silver in San Antonio. Mr. Putnam is a retired San
Antonio Police Officer who provides badge pendants to the families of fallen officers.
In October 2011, Miguel Alonzo, a recent graduate of the AACOG Academy, was in a
parking lot of a business when one of his friends who had an altercation with another
man was run over by the man as he stood in the parking lot.
Miguel ran to the aid of his friend when the suspect then intentionally ran over Miguel
with his vehicle and fled the scene. Miguel passed away as a result of the injuries he
incurred. The suspect was arrested months later and is currently awaiting trial.
Because Miguel had not been commissioned with a law enforcement agency at the
time, his story was not known to David Putnam, owner of Alamo City Gold & Silver. Mr.
Ed Coffey, AACOG Academy Advisory Board Member, shared Miguel’s story in passing
at a meeting, and David later agreed to provide a custom academy badge pendant
inscribed with Miguel’s name and End of Watch (EOW) date. The pendant was later
presented to Miguel’s mother at the AACOG January Board of Directors meeting.
Special Thanks to Mr. Ed Coffey, Mr. David Putnam, and AACOG Chair Don J. Tymrak
for remembering and recognizing our cadet, Miguel Angel Alonzo III, for his honorable
actions and desire to pursue a law enforcement career.
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The Academy Visits the Capitol
for AACOG Day March 12, 2013
Along with members of other AACOG divisions and local elected officials, members of
the AACOG Academy staff visited the State Capitol on March 12, 2013. The AACOG
agenda was to raise awareness to elected officials in Austin about the importance and
value of service AACOG (and other council of governments in general) provide to their
respective regions. Some of the main topics of discussion in Austin centered around
AACOG’s involvement in assisting local communities with the Eagle Ford Shale project,
water availability, and of course, regional law enforcement academy funding.
Many state leaders were visited and their offices informed about the services provided
by AACOG. The importance of their support on issues with law enforcement academy
funding, and training funds in general, was highly stressed.
The good news thus far from the Criminal Justice Division of the Governor’s Office is
that the AACOG Regional Law Enforcement Academy will receive funding for the next
two years beginning September 1, 2013. Any additional funding beyond 2015 will need
the support and action of state legislatures. This will hopefully be addressed before the
83rd Session of the Texas State Legislature ends in June 2013.
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AACOG LAW ENFORCEMENT CAREER AND EDUCATION FAIR
The Academy will be hosting a peace officer career and education fair at our offices at
8700 Tesoro Drive, in San Antonio on Tuesday, June 18, 2013 (9:00a – 11:30a).
Agency recruiters looking for eligible applicants can contact BPOC Academy Supervisor
Mike Davis at 210-362-5272 or mdavis@aacog.com to reserve their spot. There is no
charge for agencies or attendees. This is a free community service provided by the
Academy.
HAVE YOU HEARD THE RUMOR?
It has been brought to our attention at AACOG there is a rumor we were going to close
the doors of the Academy on January 1, 2013. We would like to squash this rumor
immediately.
Like most every other government entity in the State, the AACOG Law Enforcement
Academy has endured budget cuts. We are adjusting accordingly. Funding was cut for
all regional academies across the state in the 2011 legislative session due to an
oversight. That issue is currently being addressed in Austin.
Meanwhile, the AACOG Law Enforcement Academy is still here and continuing to
provide the best licensing and in-service training we can.
Best Regards,
Richard D. Bryan
Academy Coordinator
rbryan@aacog.com
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The Alamo Area Regional
Law Enforcement Academy
A History of Service
Serving the Men and Women
of Law Enforcement since 1972
FREE TRAINING – NO EXCUSES
From time to time the Academy has training at its facility and at local agencies for no
cost. These courses will have “FREE” listed under the cost section. We encourage all
our peace officers, correction officers, and telecommunication specialists to take
advantage of these training opportunities while they last.
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