Online Training

Online Courses - Self-paced:

Communication in Law Enforcement Families - NEW FREE TRAINING

This course is to encourage communication between family members and the family member who works in law enforcement. Sometimes adding a mental health professional into that communication can lead to successful solutions that does not negatively affect the family or the law enforcement officer’s job....

The Effects of Vacant and Abandoned Properties

This free online course is intended for law enforcement and code compliance officers who occupy the front lines on streets and in neighborhoods, and who deal with citizens and other stakeholders who directly and daily deal with the negative aspects of abandoned properties and neighborhood decline.

Public Safety Training Online Options

Online courses are offered through the Multijurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force Training..

Tuition

Tuition costs for these courses may vary depending on grant funds available. Please contact RCPI for details on cost.

 

 

Training

Select from core community policing, online, or specialized courses.

Current Schedule

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Executive Session

Visit the Executive Session on Police Leadership web site.

In Harm's Way

Visit the Law Enforcement Suicide Prevention web site.

The Fire that Burns Within

Visit the Fire Service Suicide Prevention web site.

Halt Human Trafficking

Visit the Center for Human Trafficking Awareness web site.

College of Public Safety

RCPI is a division of the Center for Public Safety Innovation.


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