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OUR COMMITMENT TO ONGOING TRAINING
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This agency strongly believes that continuing education is one of the keys to providing the best law enforcement services possible.
To that end, we attempt to sponsor as many classes for our employees and employees of other agencies as possible.
All future classes along with registration information will be listed on this page. Please check back often as new classes are
frequently added.
In addition, this department attempts to include the community in training whenever possible and those
opportunities will also be posted as soon as they become available.
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CLASSES AND TRAINING OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC
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When the business community and local law enforcement come together to discuss current
criminal activity and offenders in the area, a tremendous difference can and will be made.
This program gives businesses and local law enforcement the opportunity to share information
concerning specific individuals or groups involved in criminal
activity.
This shared information will give businesses the ability to detect criminal activity earlier, generate more arrests and convictions,
and to be more profitable due to reduced losses.
All business owners, managers, and loss prevention employees are invited to attend.
Topics that are typically discussed include robbery prevention and response, current shoplifters,
anti-counterfeiting programs, check fraud, credit card fraud, return fraud,
and much more…
The next meeting will be held at the Pine Ridge Mall Community
Room on 07/28/2010
at 8:30 am. Please attend if interested.
For more information or to be added to the electronic mailing list, email
Detective Higgins.
Thank you.
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CLASSES AND TRAINING OFFERED TO LAW ENFORCEMENT EMPLOYEES
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Course Description: These courses are designed to enable police professionals to enhance their ability to gain information and determine the truth through the interview and interrogation process. Skills are taught to enable detection of deception by analysis of non-verbal and verbal communication.
Basic and Advanced Interview and Interrogation are 5-day courses. Instruction is broken down into the following blocks:
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Human bias influences, personality identification, using personality to build rapport, personality typology theme development, competitive examination (exercise), human defense mechanisms, emotional responses, gathering data, detecting deception, systematic interviewing, the interrogation process, formulation and types of questions, verbal communication, exploration of deception detection, deceptive techniques, body language, subconscious rapport building, hypnosis in law enforcement investigations, body language for the interrogator, effective use of territory and zones.
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 Classes will fill quickly - register as soon as possible
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Proof of completion of basic class required to enroll in advanced class
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Attendees should be prepared to participate in interview simulations
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Limit of four officers per agency to provide access to more agencies
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Preference will be given to full-time patrol and investigations officers
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Click here
to register for the Basic and Advanced Interview and Interrogation class(es) online or contact Lieutenant Guiberson
for more information.
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Course Description: This one-day course, taught by Dr. Steve Rhoads, covers the following
topics in relation to officer safety practices:
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Subconscious Communication: The
idea of communication using the power of
the subconscious mind is identified and students are instructed as to the strength
the mind possesses in sending out mixed signals and overcoming ulterior motives.
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Phenomenological Thought Process: The
personal thought processes of police officers are examined in the realm of how they influence
the ability to survive attack and meet physical challenges that confront the officer.
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Mental Preparation for Danger: The
three programmable areas of mental energy that officers can use to prepare themselves to
handle critical encounters are defined and explained.
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Verbal Communication: This lesson
assists the student in recognizing the verbal indicators of deception and how word tense
and usage can be used in the evaluation of individuals' intentions.
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Non-Verbal Communication: As the
majority of communication utilized by humans, this important arena is broken into specific
non-verbal gestures that suggest emotional responses of anger or violence important to the
police officer. The reason humans utilize body language and the Principles and Rules
that apply are highlighted.
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Proxemics and Danger: Proxemics and
the effective use of space are presented to the student so that an area of safety may be
established during field contacts.
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Classes will fill quickly - register as soon as possible
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Credentials may be required at registration
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Limit of four officers per agency to provide access to more agencies
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Click here
to register for the Detecting Danger class online or contact Lieutenant Guiberson
for more information.
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Course Description: Breath Testing Specialists (BTS) are Operators who
have completed an advanced breath alcohol instrumentation training class and are
ISPFS-certified to perform instrument maintenance, and provide both basic and recertification
training for instrument operators. Before moving an Intoxilyzer, shut it off and allow it to cool for 30 minutes. This should protect the lamp from damage.
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Classes will fill quickly - register as soon as possible
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Attendees must be certified operators prior to attending
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Attendees should bring their instruments and wet-bath simulator
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Limit of four officers per agency to provide access to more agencies
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Click here
to register for the Breath Testing Specialist class online or contact Lieutenant Guiberson
for more information.
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Course Description: Hailed by former students as the best and most complete
course of its kind. A hands-on workshop providing the fundamentals of the crime
scene process. While this course is NOT a basic course, a review of the crime scene
approach, search and process is provided. The student should already have basic
experience or training in the rudiments of crime scene evidence collection and processing
techniques.
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Highlights of this course:
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Approaching, searching and accessing the crime scene
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Recording, notes, sketches and diagrams
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Evidence development, identification and collection
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Cyanoacrylate and chemical processing
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Latent fluorescence techniques using an alternate light source
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Field documentation by conventional and digital photography
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Students are invited to bring their digital or convential camera equipment. Click here
to register for this class online. Contact the
Institute of Applied Forensic Technology for more information about this class.
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ORIGIN AND CAUSE FIRE INVESTIGATION COURSE
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Arson Investigation Course: May 13-14, 2009 47 openings
Price : Free
Class Hours: 08:00 AM - 05:00 PM each day
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Course Description: This course teaches an analytical approach to the investigation of the fire scene for the origin and cause
of a fire based on the Guide for Fire and Explosion Investigations. Emphasis will be placed on the importance of determining
the cause of a fire, burning characteristics of combustibles, interpreting burn patterns, locting point of origin, evidence collection
and preservation and much more.
Notes regardinging this class:
- Classes will fill quickly - register as soon as possible
- Offered to Investigators, Evidence and Fire personnel from Public Safety Organizations
- Limit of four officers per agency to provide access to more agencies
- Tuition provided by the Idaho State Fire Marshal's Office
Click here
to register for this course online or contact Lieutenant Higgins for more information.
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BACKGROUND INVESTIGATIONS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY POSITIONS
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Course Description: The Chubbuck Police Department is sponsoring a 12 hour training course on "Background Investigations for Public Safety
Positions." Glacken and Associates will be conducting the training. The course is designed to give specific direction for
conducting law enforcement background investigations.
The class will be held at the Chubbuck City Council Chambers, 5160 Yellowstone Avenue, on October 13-14, 2008. Seating is
limited to the first 50 personel to register.
Each student is provided with a comprehensive background investigation manual and a working sample case file. The topics
covered will include: introduction to the course, Idaho POST minimum standards for hiring, department rejection criteria, setting up the
background investigation file, conducting the background investigation, documentation, financial records, Americans with Disabilities Act,
and writing the background investigation report.
Cost: $275.00 each, $265.00 for 2 attendees, or $245.00 for 3 or more attendess.
To Register: Contact Glacken and Associates at (775) 622-1945 or glackenseminar@aol.com.
For More Information: Contact Lt. Guiberson at (208) 237-7172 or bguiberson@cityofchubbuck.us.
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