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1 Regional TrainingCourses listed are not necessarily endorsed or approved through DPSSTPage 1 of 1581/22/2019 Campus Public SafetyClass Title:Importance of Learning from Averted and Completed School AttacksOverview:On January 22nd at 2 PM ET, the National Center for Campus Public Safety (NCCPS) will kick off the2019 season of our monthly, free webinar series, Campus Public Safety Online with a 90-minutewebinar, The Importance of Learning from Averted and Completed School Attacks( ), with three special guest presenters: The National PoliceFoundation's (NPF) Project Director Dr. Frank Straub; InternationalAssociation of Campus Law enforcement Administrators' (IACLEA) Director ofGovernment and External Relations Jeff Allison; and Executive Director and Founder of the KoshkaFoundation Kristina Anderson and Jeff will provide an overview of the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPSO ffice)-funded Averted School Violence (ASV) database and itsapplication to higher education.

2 The database is a free resource for those who play a role in schoolsafety across the country at both the K-12 and higher education levels. The ASV database is used tocollect, analyze, and share information on both averted and completed acts of violence in schools thathave occurred post-Columbine. Frank will share key findings from the ASV database and from an NPFstudy that compared averted incidents of school violence to completed incidents. Kristina, a VirginiaTech shooting survivor, will share lessons learned from the Virginia Tech shooting. Her powerful story,including insight about threat assessment and other key areas of violence prevention, are valuable foranyone involved in campus webinar is appropriate for those working in senior campus administration, campus safety andsecurity, emergency management, law enforcement , threat assessment, residential life, studentconduct & affairs, international education, victim/advocacy services, and mental health and counselingservices as well as Title IX coordinators and legal PresentersFrank Straub (PDF) is director of strategic studies at the NPF, a non-profit organization that studies waysto improve policing in the United States.

3 He has conducted in-depth studies of the San Bernardinoterrorist attack, the Kalamazoo mass shooting, and the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting. He is currentlyInstructors:see 'Overview'Cost:FreeWhere:WebinarHours:14 00 (Eastern Time)When:1/22/2019 Sponsoring Agency:National Center for Campus Public Safety (NCCPS)Target Audience:This webinar is appropriate for those working in senior campus administration, campus safety andsecurity, emergency management, law enforcement , threat assessment, residential life, studentconduct & affairs, international education, victim/advocacy services, and mental health and counselingservices as well as Title IX coordinators and legal counselRegistration Deadline:Contact:; ; Courses listed are not necessarily endorsed or approved through DPSSTR egional TrainingCourses listed are not necessarily endorsed or approved through DPSSTPage 2 of 1581/22/2019 Campus Public SafetyClass Title:Importance of Learning from Averted and Completed School AttacksLodging:N/AClassNeeds:N/AAttire:N /ARegistration:For more information about our Campus Public Safety Online webinar series or this specific webinar,please visit our website: :Noneleading a review of the Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School shooting.

4 Frank is the project managerfor the Averted School Violence Allison (PDF) is the director of government and external relations for IACLEA. In this role, he servesas the primary liaison between IACLEA and federal agencies, Congress, and national associations ofhigher education that address campus public safety. Jeff was recently appointed to the COPS OfficeNational School Safety Consortium, and he represents campus law enforcement and public safety onthe Attorney General's Law enforcement Working Anderson (PDF) is the executive director and founder of the Koshka Foundation, a non-profitdedicated to helping local community and school stakeholders work together to prevent, respond, andheal in the aftermath of school violence. She founded the Koshka Foundation after becoming one of themost critically injured survivors from the 2007 Virginia Tech Campus Public Safety OnlineThe NCCPS Campus Public Safety Online webinars are free.

5 Space is limited and registration is requiredto hold a seat. One person may register on behalf of a group of participants from one institution ororganization. Live webinars are recorded, closed captioned, and made available for on-demand viewingin the NCCPS webinar archives. listed are not necessarily endorsed or approved through DPSSTR egional TrainingCourses listed are not necessarily endorsed or approved through DPSSTPage 3 of 15810/14-10/15/2019 CorrectionsClass Title:Drug ID in CorrectionsLodging:Best Western 315 W Main, John Day, 541-575-1700, America s Best Value Inn, 390 W Main, John Day,541-575-1462 ClassNeeds:Attire:Registration:Please contact Joe Keil at or call 920-323-2354. Deadline to register:October 12th, 2019 Prerequisites:Overview:This course is designed for probation and parole agents, corrections officers, prison guards and jailnurses and will provide information on current drug trends, clandestine paraphernalia, concealmentmethods, clothing and symbols of the drug world.

6 The course will give a broad overview and breakdown of the human body and how each of the 11 major systems are affected by the use of will better be able to recognizing drug use within the human body, overdose signs andsymptoms or possible medical conditions which can mimic drug use. Whether it is a residential check, aHuber inmate returning from work, bookings or sentenced inmates, drug use is prevalent. The key toofficer and inmate safety is recognizing drug :Presenter: Joe Keil, National Speaker and AuthorCost:$150 Where:Grant County Regional Airport, 720 Airport Road, John Day, OR (subject to change)Hours:0800-1600 When:10/14-10/15/2019 Sponsoring Agency:Grant County Sheriff s OfficeTarget Audience:Officers working in a jail facility or prison facility along with nurses working in correctional facilities,agents for probation and paroleRegistration Deadline:10/12/19 Contact:Deputy Abbie Mobley; 541-575-1134.

7 listed are not necessarily endorsed or approved through DPSSTR egional TrainingCourses listed are not necessarily endorsed or approved through DPSSTPage 4 of 1581/12-1/13/2019 Fire InvestigationsClass Title:Marion-Polk Fire Investigation Team Basic Fire Investigation SeminarLodging:ClassNeeds:Students should bring boots, helmet and warm clothing on Sunday (coveralls or turnouts). Sunday lunchwill be :Registration:CLASS SPACE IS LIMITED! MAKE CHECKS TO MARION POLK COUNTY FIRE INVESTIGATION TEAM (MPFIT).Register with Anne-Marie Storms at Keizer Fire Department Email: Phone:503-390-9111 Prerequisites:Overview:The goal of the seminar is to provide quality, affordable fire investigation education. Marion Polk FireInvestigation Team members will provide the Training . The seminar is designed to cover basic fireinvestigation techniques. Those interested in learning the fundamentals or brushing up on current skills,should not let this opportunity : DPSST Certified Course for FF I, FF II and Fire Officer IThe seminar will consist of one day of classroom instruction and one day of fieldwork in the should report by 7:45 on Saturday to Stayton Fire Stayton 1988 W Ida Street, :Cost:$ :Stayton Fire Stayton 1988 W Ida Street, Stayton, ORHours:see 'Registration'When:1/12-1/13/2019 Sponsoring Agency:Target Audience:Registration Deadline:Contact.

8 Courses listed are not necessarily endorsed or approved through DPSSTR egional TrainingCourses listed are not necessarily endorsed or approved through DPSSTPage 5 of 1581/15/2019 FirearmsClass Title:Pistol Optics - What LE Firearms Instructors Need to KnowLodging:ClassNeeds:The Training will be conducted in classroom (2 hours) and at the range (2 hours): Range gear (Minimumis eye and ear protection), Duty pistol with mounted optic is not required to attend this class, but it iscertainly helpful, 100 rounds of 9mm ammo if you do not have pistol mounted optic, 100 rounds ofagency ammo for pistol mounted opticsAttire:Comfortable range clothing to include eye protection and ear protection. Appropriate clothing forcold/wet weather conditions. Half of the class will be in a classroom and the second half will be at theAshland Gun Club (15 minute drive from the Police Department).Registration:Class is limited to 14 people, send email to Det.

9 Sgt. LeCours firearms instructor or department administratorOverview:This class is designed to provide a basic introduction to duty pistol optics to those LE firearmsinstructors who may be tasked with developing such a program and/or train those LE officers who areauthorized to carry a pistol optic (RDS - red dot sight) on duty. This is not a gunfighter class; there willbe discussion with some limited live-fire that will better illustrate that discussion. Possession of a dutypistol with mounted optic is not required to attend this class, but it is certainly helpful. Topics coveredinclude:*Pros/Cons*Optic selection*Proper pistol set-up*Duty holsters* Training issues*QualificationsInstructors:Bill Robnett, LE Technical Specialist, The Evans GroupCost:FreeWhere:Ashland Police Department, 1155 East Main Street, Ashland, OR 97520/Ashland Gun Club, 555 EmigrantHours:0830-1230 When:1/15/2019 Sponsoring Agency:Ashland Police Department, 1155 East Main Street, Ashland, OR 97520 (Det.)

10 Sgt. Art Audience:LE Firearms Instructors and AdministratorsRegistration Deadline:Contact:Det. Sgt. Art LeCours; ; listed are not necessarily endorsed or approved through DPSSTR egional TrainingCourses listed are not necessarily endorsed or approved through DPSSTPage 6 of 1581/30-1/31/2019 FirearmsClass Title:SIG Master Pistol InstructorOverview:The SIG (Simple is Good) principle of small arms Training is world renowned for its remarkable success,lack of convention, and utter Master instructor Certification is designed for the agency primary firearms instructor , teachingadministrator, or senior instructor committed to maximizing the effectiveness of his or her program andinstructors. Blending over 30 years of high-level competitive, law enforcement , and military specialprograms Training into a concise philosophical and practical application for today's armed professional,these Courses allow instructors to analyze their current curriculum and practices for overallperformance enhancement.