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SUMMARY:Defensive Tactics Instructor
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 18 hours \nAgencies will need to send their prospective students to MLEA with a laptop or tablet capable of accessing the internet and their ACADIS Portal. If you do not have access to your ACADIS Portal\, please contact your supervisor or POST at MTPOST@mt.gov. Lodging (if available) is $30 per day the lunch only meal option is $10.25 and the FULL Meal Plan is $30 per day. \nRegister directly in MLEAAcadis. \nIf you have any questions please call or text Matt Smith at 406-513-9660 or by email at matthew.smith@mt.gov \n$300 \nPOST has approved 40 Hours. \nThis integrated comprehensive course of instruction will provide students with the knowledge\, skills\, and abilities to deploy force legally and tactically as a means of defense or to affect an arrest. \nAgencies will need to send their prospective students to MLEA with a laptop or tablet capable of accessing the internet and their ACADIS Portal. If you do not have access to your ACADIS Portal\, please contact your supervisor or POST at MTPOST@mt.gov. \nThe Montana Law Enforcement Academy Defensive Tactics Instructor curriculum trains students to use proven techniques to neutralize the initial barrage of strikes and escape from a subject to regain a position of advantage. Weapon Retention Techniques are taught on principles that will defeat an attacker’s attempt to disarm the officer from any position in the fight\, standing or on the ground. Tactical De-escalation such as non-violent submission holds\, with emphasize on strikes and de-escalation. Arrest & Control Procedures including highly effective handcuffing techniques that can be applied from any position in the fight and are effective in both solo and multi-officer arrest scenarios. Instructors need to understand how to apply agency-specific use of force policies as well as the Graham Use of Force Calculus to all defensive tactics techniques. \nThis is a physically demanding course that is taught at the instructor level. A prospective instructor student should have at least an introductory background in a grappling or proven defensive tactics/combative program. This is not a “show up and you will pass” course. \nIt is mandatory that within 90 days of class start date\, prospective instructor students must conduct an MPAT with a time of 5:00 or below. \nReview FLETC Use of Force Parts I-IX (https://www.fletc.gov/use-force-part-i). A multiple-choice exam on Use of Force will be administered Monday morning. \nPrereq’s for this training include at least one of the following: \n\nGraduate of LEOB class #177 or later\nGraduate of CDOB class #177 or later\nGraduate of P&P basic class # 33 or later\nBrazilian Jiu Jitsu blue belt or higher\nJudo orange belt or higher\nHigh School wrestling varsity letter\nMarine Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMAP) gray belt or higher\nModern Army Combatives Program (MACP) level 1\nGracie Survival Tactics Level 1 graduate\nTeam Hardy Ground Tactics Basic Level 1 Coach’s Course certificate\nHigh School Wrestling varsity letter\nCode4Combat (C4C) Police Jiu Jitsu Level 1 certificate\nKrav Maga level 2 or higher\nEffective Force Combatives Instructor certification\nShivworks Extreme Close Quarters Concepts graduate\nOther experience will be considered on a case-by-case basis.\n\nRegistration and questions contact for this training is Matt Smith 444-9958 Matthew.smith@mt.gov \n  \n 
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/defensive-tactics-instructor/
LOCATION:Montana Law Enforcement Academy\, 2260 Sierra Rd E.\,\, HELENA\, MT 59602\, MT\, 59601-3004\, United States
CATEGORIES:MLEA Professional Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20270111T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20270115T170000
DTSTAMP:20260713T200432Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260713T200432Z
UID:96698-1799654400-1800032400@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Basic Crisis Negotiation Course
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 40 hours! \nThis 40-hour Montana POST-approved course satisfies NCNA recommendations for the initial training of new crisis negotiators and supports the maintenance of skills for previously trained negotiators. Drawing from a wide spectrum of established sources and best practices\, the course provides students with a foundational understanding of crisis negotiation fundamentals\, types of critical incidents\, risk assessment\, suicide assessment and intervention\, and other essential negotiation topics. Students will learn and practice working as part of a crisis negotiation team\, including an understanding of team roles and coordination during high-risk incidents. A central focus of the course is the development and application of Active Listening Skills (ALS) and de-escalation techniques to significantly reduce risk and enhance safety during hostage situations\, kidnappings\, barricaded subjects\, suicidal person calls\, and other critical law enforcement operations. \nThe course point of contact is  Frank Zuccala (email: frank@inextremisllc.com)  \nTo register for this course fill out google form (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSewHYX2yAzzRJcmEE6A_ljsRDcr_Z7X4VL0tji5qDBwl4jtTA/viewform?usp=header [docs.google.com]). Email course POC for any questions or concerns. \n 
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/basic-crisis-negotiation-course/
LOCATION:Billings Police Department\, 4810 Midland Rd\, Billings\, MT\, 59101\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20270104T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20270105T170000
DTSTAMP:20260803T150332Z
CREATED:20260803T150332Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260803T150332Z
UID:96806-1799049600-1799168400@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:MPAT Proctor
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 18 hours \nAgencies will need to send their prospective students to MLEA with a laptop or tablet capable of accessing the internet and their ACADIS Portal. If you do not have access to your ACADIS Portal\, please contact your supervisor or POST at MTPOST@mt.gov. Lodging (if available) is $30 per day the lunch only meal option is $10.25 and the FULL Meal Plan is $30 per day. \nRegister directly in MLEAAcadis. \nIf you have any questions please call or text Matt Smith at 406-513-9660 or by email at matthew.smith@mt.gov
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/mpat-proctor-2/
LOCATION:Montana Law Enforcement Academy\, 2260 Sierra Rd E.\,\, HELENA\, MT 59602\, MT\, 59601-3004\, United States
CATEGORIES:MLEA Professional Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261215T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261215T170000
DTSTAMP:20260902T171648Z
CREATED:20260902T171648Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T171648Z
UID:96973-1797321600-1797354000@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Practical Interviewing and Interrogations
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 8 hours. \nThis training is designed to improve questioning techniques\, develop better active listening skills\, understand the indicators and limitations of body language\, reinforce legal guidelines and requirements\, and better document your work. \nAttendees should be criminal justice professionals (active or reserve) that are new to interviewing and interrogations\, or who want to improve their skills. \nTo register contact jsolomon@dawson.edu to reserve your seat. Registration closes December 11\, 2026.
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/practical-interviewing-and-interrogations/
LOCATION:Dawson County Community College\, 300 college Drive\, Glendive\, MT\, 59330
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261207T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261211T170000
DTSTAMP:20261013T180314Z
CREATED:20260102T180342Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261013T180314Z
UID:94689-1796630400-1797008400@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Basic Coroner****CLOSED*****
DESCRIPTION:********CLOSED Newly elected officials contact Kelly.sherman@mt.gov directly for registration****** \nNo waitlist is provided for this training. If you need to take the course\, please contact Beker. \nNON-newly elected contact: \nBeker Cuelho \nDeputy Sheriff 663 \nChief Deputy Coroner \nGallatin County Sheriff’s Office \n615 S 16th Ave. \nBozeman\, MT 59715 \nWork: (406) 582-2100 \nCell: (406) 823-9352 \nBeker.Cuelho@gallatin.mt.gov \n  \nThere are 40 P.O.S.T. credit hours available for this training. \nThe primary purpose of the Basic Coroner course is to provide coroners and deputy coroners with the skills necessary to respond to\, investigate and document death scenes in Montana.  The course is required by state law for county coroners within 12 months of election.  Topics typically covered include laws pertaining to coroners\, cause of death and autopsy\, forensic odontology\, excited delirium\, trace evidence considerations\, camera operations and death scene photography\, scene preservation\, tissue and organ donation and working with the media and families as well as state agencies. \nAgencies will need to send their prospective students to MLEA with a laptop or tablet capable of accessing the internet and their ACADIS Portal. If you do not have access to your ACADIS Portal\, please contact your supervisor or POST at MTPOST@mt.gov. \nRegistration for the course can be done at  MLEA Acadis \nNo substitutions or changes will be accepted after Dec. 1st\, 2026. \nIf you are planning on staying on campus and eating meals here the cost is $30.00 per day for lodging (if available)\, $30.00 for the full meal plan or $10.25 for lunch only. Lunch IS NOT included in the training. there is a $100 fee for this training. \nPoint of contact is Kelly Sherman at 406-444-9953 Kelly.sherman@mt.gov
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/basic-coroner-2/
LOCATION:Montana Law Enforcement Academy\, 2260 Sierra Rd E.\,\, HELENA\, MT 59602\, MT\, 59601-3004\, United States
CATEGORIES:MLEA Professional Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261202T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261204T170000
DTSTAMP:20260720T184603Z
CREATED:20250520T202831Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260720T184603Z
UID:92228-1796216400-1796403600@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Coroner Continuing Education
DESCRIPTION:This training will meet POST 16 hours continuing education requirements. \nAgencies will need to send their prospective students to MLEA with a laptop or tablet capable of accessing the internet and their ACADIS Portal. If you do not have access to your ACADIS Portal\, please contact your supervisor or POST at MTPOST@mt.gov. \nThe training runs on the following dates and times: \n\nDecember 2nd\, 2026-1:00-5:00\nDecember 3rd\, 2026 8:00-5:00\nDecember 4th\, 2026-8:00-12:00\n\nNo lunch is provided but can be purchased for $10.25.  The full meal plan is $30.00 and lodging (if available)  is $30.00. \nRegistration can be done at MLEA Acadis \nThe point of contact for this training is Kayla Wallace 406-596-1519  Kayla.wallace@mt.gov
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/coroner-continuing-education/
LOCATION:MLEA Helena\, 2260 Sierra RD\, Helena\, MT\, 59602\, United States
CATEGORIES:MLEA Professional Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261201T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261201T170000
DTSTAMP:20261014T215931Z
CREATED:20261014T215931Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261014T215931Z
UID:97442-1796112000-1796144400@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Tacmobility
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 8 hours. \nWALK IN BURNT OUT — WALK OUT YOU AGAIN. BUILT FOR COPS\, DISPATCHERS\, SUPERVISORS\, AND THE PEOPLE CARRYING TOO MUCH STRESS. \n\nFeeling numb after a shift?- Learn how to lower stress overload and create more mental capacity on shift and at home.\nLess reactivity-Better decisions-Learn science-backed tools that regulate emotions\, improve cognition\, and stay grounded.\nGear\, stress & tension add up-Guided mobility that relieves tension from gear\, stress\, sitting\, and adrenaline.\n\nRegister at tacmobility.org/montanarecovery \nThe point of contact with questions is: \nTraining Sergeant Robert Kinyon \nBadge # 5-28 \n406 Fuller Ave \nHelena Mt\, 59601 \n406-447-8297 \nThe cost of the class is $100 a person from now until November 27th and $200 a person after that.
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/tacmobility/
LOCATION:Blue Cross and Blue Shield\, 3645 Alice Street\, Helena\, MT\, 59601\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261116T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261117T170000
DTSTAMP:20260929T165022Z
CREATED:20260929T163205Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260929T165022Z
UID:97200-1794816000-1794934800@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Advanced Peer Support
DESCRIPTION:POST hours pending. \nThis is a two-day workshop with a 35-page peer support playbook. \nTopics covered include: Scenarios and discussions\, ACES and attachments\, Agency programming. \nYour point of contact is Robert Kinyon\, 406-447-8297\, rkinyon@lccountymt.gov. \nRegistration can be done at this link TACMobility. \n 
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/advanced-peer-support/
LOCATION:Blue Cross and Blue Shield\, 3645 Alice Street\, Helena\, MT\, 59601\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261109T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261113T170000
DTSTAMP:20260326T195150Z
CREATED:20260326T195150Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260326T195150Z
UID:95728-1794211200-1794589200@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:(ELI) Executive Leadership Institute
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved this training for 40 hours. The training is hosted by Bozeman PD. \nThe ELI is designed for executive level law enforcement leaders and focuses on the challenges facing our profession today. This highly- interactive class uses a wide range of source materials and calls upon participants’ own professional experience to facilitate individual development and learning. The following topics are covered in the program: trends in law enforcement\, implications of the President’s Task Force on the 21st Century Policing\, public trust and legitimacy bias and diversity\, employee wellness and power\, transformational leadership\, social and emotional intelligence. \nRegistration is at FBIleeda.org \nYour point of contact is Sgt. Rick Musson 406-582-2219
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/eli-executive-leadership-institute/
LOCATION:Bozeman PD\, 901 N. rouse Ave\, Bozeman\, MT\, 59715
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261104T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261104T170000
DTSTAMP:20260902T171227Z
CREATED:20260902T171227Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T171227Z
UID:96971-1793779200-1793811600@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Operational Planning & Decision Making
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 8 hours. \nThis course applies to any law enforcement operations\, from prisoner\ntransport to high-risk fugitive arrests\, and will teach the importance of\ndeveloping an operational plan\, the critical elements of planning\, how to\nview a plan through Safety Priorities\, developing contingency plans and\nmaking operational decisions. This training incorporates scenario-based\nexercises to maximize learning outcomes. \nTo register contact jsolomon@dawson.edu to reserve your seat. Registration closes\nOctober 23\, 2026.
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/operational-planning-decision-making/
LOCATION:Dawson County Community College\, 300 college Drive\, Glendive\, MT\, 59330
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261104T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261104T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T195405Z
CREATED:20260403T195405Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260403T195405Z
UID:95792-1793779200-1793811600@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Implicit Bias and Racial Profiling
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 8 hours. \nTraining highlights include the ability to examine the science of implicit bias and its effect on policing decisions under pressure\, understanding the dynamics of racial profiling and its impact on community trust\, and the development of skills to build fair and effective police-community interactions. \nRegistration can be done at Silver State Consulting. \nYour point of contact is Domingo Zapata at dzapata@helenamt.gov
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/implicit-bias-and-racial-profiling/
LOCATION:Opportunity Bank Conference Center\, 1550 Vandelay Ave\, Helena\, MT\, 59601\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261104T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261104T120000
DTSTAMP:20261001T151720Z
CREATED:20260730T201636Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261001T151720Z
UID:96804-1793779200-1793793600@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Supervising the Response: Leadership in Active Attacker Incidents
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 4 hours. \nThe target audience is any law enforcement official who\, by rank or circumstance\, would be faced with having to take charge of an active shooter situation. \nThe purpose of this course is to equip law enforcement supervisors with leadership strategies to effectively manage personnel safety\, decision-making\, and tactical coordination during active attacker incidents\, with the goal of saving as many lives as possible \nLearning Objectives:   During this course\, participants will receive information and instruction on how to: \n\nUsing inverted thinking as a problem-solving technique\, identify the worst possible outcomes of an active attacker event\, and during the course\, list the various law enforcement responses that aid in preventing that outcome.\nReview the commonalities of active attacker events\, including location\, victims\, and weapons.\nIdentify the incident priorities of initial responding officers when responding to an active attacker event\, whether line staff or supervisors\, and discuss how these are accomplished through an integrated response.\nUsing the Active Shooter Incident Management Checklist\, identify key functions within the National Incident Management System (NIMS) Incident Command System (ICS).\nUsing case studies of active attacker events\, analyze various responses\, including those made by supervisors\, and how they affected both positive and negative outcomes.\nDiscuss the supervisor’s influential leadership role in preparing for and responding to an active attacker event or other critical incident.\n Identify supervisor post-engagement priorities of work and activities following an active attacker event.\n\nYour point of contact for questions or registration is Brian Grisham briangrisham@iadlest.org \n  \n 
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/supervising-the-response-leadership-in-active-attacker-incidents-2/
LOCATION:Montana Law Enforcement Academy\, 2260 Sierra Rd E.\,\, HELENA\, MT 59602\, MT\, 59601-3004\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261104T073000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261104T113000
DTSTAMP:20260925T183244Z
CREATED:20260922T202015Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260925T183244Z
UID:97058-1793777400-1793791800@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Supervising the Response: Leadership in Active Attacker Incidents Workshop
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 4 hours. \nThe International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement Standards and Training\, in conjunction with the COPS Office\, is holding the next in the Active Shooter Response Training Program series\, which is the 4-hour Supervising the Response: Leadership in Active Attacker Incidents Workshop.  \nThe purpose of this lesson is to equip law enforcement supervisors with leadership strategies to effectively manage personnel safety\, decision-making\, and tactical coordination during active attacker incidents\, with the goal of saving as many lives as possible. \nTarget Audience is any law enforcement official who\, by rank or circumstance\, would be faced with having to take charge of an active shooter situation. \nLearning Objectives: During this course\, participants will receive information and instruction on how to do the following: \n\nUsing inverted thinking as a problem-solving technique\, identify the worst possible outcomes of an active attacker event and list the various law enforcement responses that aid in preventing that outcome.\nReview the commonalities of active attacker events\, including location\, victims\, and weapons.\nIdentify the incident priorities of initial responding officers\, whether line staff or supervisors\, when responding to an active attacker event\, and discuss how these are accomplished through an integrated response.\nUsing the Active Shooter Incident Management Checklist\, identify key functions within the National Incident Management System Incident Command System.\nUsing case studies of active attacker events\, analyze various responses\, including those made by supervisors\, and how they affected both positive and negative outcomes.\n\nRegistration can be done with IADLEST Program Manager\, Cdmr. (ret.) Daniel Howard at danhoward@iadlest.org\, 609-284-6019
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/supervising-the-response-leadership-in-active-attacker-incidents-workshop-2/
LOCATION:Montana Law Enforcement Academy\, 2260 Sierra Rd E.\,\, HELENA\, MT 59602\, MT\, 59601-3004\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261103T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261103T170000
DTSTAMP:20261001T151634Z
CREATED:20260922T201453Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261001T151634Z
UID:97056-1793710800-1793725200@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Supervising the Response: Leadership in Active Attacker Incidents Workshop
DESCRIPTION:POST has approve 4 hours \nThe International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement Standards and Training\, in conjunction with the COPS Office\, is holding the next in the Active Shooter Response Training Program series\, which is the 4-hour Supervising the Response: Leadership in Active Attacker Incidents Workshop.  \nThe purpose of this lesson is to equip law enforcement supervisors with leadership strategies to effectively manage personnel safety\, decision-making\, and tactical coordination during active attacker incidents\, with the goal of saving as many lives as possible. \nTarget Audience is any law enforcement official who\, by rank or circumstance\, would be faced with having to take charge of an active shooter situation. \nLearning Objectives: During this course\, participants will receive information and instruction on how to do the following: \n\nUsing inverted thinking as a problem-solving technique\, identify the worst possible outcomes of an active attacker event and list the various law enforcement responses that aid in preventing that outcome.\nReview the commonalities of active attacker events\, including location\, victims\, and weapons.\nIdentify the incident priorities of initial responding officers\, whether line staff or supervisors\, when responding to an active attacker event\, and discuss how these are accomplished through an integrated response.\nUsing the Active Shooter Incident Management Checklist\, identify key functions within the National Incident Management System Incident Command System.\nUsing case studies of active attacker events\, analyze various responses\, including those made by supervisors\, and how they affected both positive and negative outcomes.\n\nRegistration is done at the following: IADLEST Program Manager\, Cdmr. (ret.) Daniel Howard at danhoward@iadlest.org\, 609-284-6019.
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/supervising-the-response-leadership-in-active-attacker-incidents-workshop/
LOCATION:Montana Law Enforcement Academy\, 2260 Sierra Rd E.\,\, HELENA\, MT 59602\, MT\, 59601-3004\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261103T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261103T170000
DTSTAMP:20261001T151815Z
CREATED:20260730T201036Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261001T151815Z
UID:96799-1793710800-1793725200@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Supervising the Response: Leadership in Active Attacker Incidents
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 4 hours. \nThe target audience is any law enforcement official who\, by rank or circumstance\, would be faced with having to take charge of an active shooter situation. \nThe purpose of this course is to equip law enforcement supervisors with leadership strategies to effectively manage personnel safety\, decision-making\, and tactical coordination during active attacker incidents\, with the goal of saving as many lives as possible \nLearning Objectives:   During this course\, participants will receive information and instruction on how to: \n\nUsing inverted thinking as a problem-solving technique\, identify the worst possible outcomes of an active attacker event\, and during the course\, list the various law enforcement responses that aid in preventing that outcome.\nReview the commonalities of active attacker events\, including location\, victims\, and weapons.\nIdentify the incident priorities of initial responding officers when responding to an active attacker event\, whether line staff or supervisors\, and discuss how these are accomplished through an integrated response.\nUsing the Active Shooter Incident Management Checklist\, identify key functions within the National Incident Management System (NIMS) Incident Command System (ICS).\nUsing case studies of active attacker events\, analyze various responses\, including those made by supervisors\, and how they affected both positive and negative outcomes.\nDiscuss the supervisor’s influential leadership role in preparing for and responding to an active attacker event or other critical incident.\n Identify supervisor post-engagement priorities of work and activities following an active attacker event.\n\nYour point of contact for questions or registration is Brian Grisham briangrisham@iadlest.org \n 
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/supervising-the-response-leadership-in-active-attacker-incidents/
LOCATION:Montana Law Enforcement Academy\, 2260 Sierra Rd E.\,\, HELENA\, MT 59602\, MT\, 59601-3004\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261102T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261103T170000
DTSTAMP:20260810T190233Z
CREATED:20260326T194053Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260810T190233Z
UID:95726-1793606400-1793725200@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Finding the Leader in You: Culture\, Drive and Purpose
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 16 hours for this training. This training is hosted by Bozeman PD. \nNearly every aspect of your leadership style affects the overall culture of your\norganization. Now more than ever\, our officers need leaders that are focused on\ncreating\, cultivating and maintaining a positive and motivating environment.\nUsing current events and recent incidents\, this course will offer tools to embrace\nvalues that include trust\, empowerment and recognition of the individual as the\nmost valuable resource they have. \nDuring this dynamic and entertaining seminar\,\nparticipants will discuss and learn about the following key topics:\n• Overcoming Bureaucracy: The Most Significant Obstacle to Success\n• Human Behavior: Knowing and Mastering\n• Emotional Intelligence for Employee Motivation\n• Leadership\, Culture and Today’s Environment\n• Drive: What Actually Motivates People?\n• The Research and Stats: What You Need to Know\n• What are You Actually Communicating to your Officers?\n• Peter Drucker: Finding Their Talents\nRegister Online at calibrepress.com \nContact: Maddie Arnold – madeline@calibrepress.com \nYour point of contact for this training is Sgt. Rick Musson at 406-582-2219.
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/finding-the-leader-in-you-culture-drive-and-purpose/
LOCATION:Bozeman PD\, 901 N. rouse Ave\, Bozeman\, MT\, 59715
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261102T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261103T120000
DTSTAMP:20260403T194835Z
CREATED:20260403T194835Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260403T194835Z
UID:95790-1793606400-1793707200@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Sovereign Citizens and Domestic Extremism
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 12 hours. \nThis officer safety course is designed to educate and empower attendees to help them recognize\, prepare for\, and respond to members of this domestic extremism group. \nTraining highlights include the ability to identify and dissect the different Sovereign Citizens groups\, discuss common sovereign identifiers\, symbols\, and language\, understand the universal beliefs of sovereigns and how it plays into one’s interactions and to learn how to safety interact with these groups. \nRegistration can be done at SilverStateConsulting. \nYour point of contact is Domingo Zapata at dzapata@helenamt.gov \n 
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/sovereign-citizens-and-domestic-extremism/
LOCATION:Opportunity Bank Conference Center\, 1550 Vandelay Ave\, Helena\, MT\, 59601\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261026T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261027T170000
DTSTAMP:20260824T192348Z
CREATED:20260824T192348Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260824T192348Z
UID:96873-1793001600-1793120400@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:FTO Field Training Officer
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 16 hours. \nThis training for current FTO’s or those about to become FTO’s. \nLearning Objectives include: 4MAT Learning skills\, Emotional Intelligence\, Conflict Resolution\, Supervising vs. Coaching\, how to be intentional with the trainee\, communicating with dispatch\, Training to fail\, Cultural issues and how to address them. Tabletop scenarios will be included. \nPoint of contact is Kelly Sherman is 406-444-9953. \nRegistration can be done at MLEAACADIS \n 
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/fto-field-training-officer/
LOCATION:Montana Law Enforcement Academy\, 2260 Sierra Rd E.\,\, HELENA\, MT 59602\, MT\, 59601-3004\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261015T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261015T170000
DTSTAMP:20260810T190103Z
CREATED:20260810T184144Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260810T190103Z
UID:96826-1792051200-1792083600@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Total Traffic Stop - Montana Edition
DESCRIPTION:POST approved 15 hours. \nWithout proper instruction\, effectively building a criminal case from a traffic stop can appear complicated and overwhelming. Officers are often shortchanged and have trouble knowing what laws coincide with applicable offenses. Understanding traffic law is crucial in order to be an effective and proactive police officer. Many of our greatest apprehensions begin on the foundational principles of understanding traffic law. “The Total Traffic Stop – Montana Edition” is meant to enhance every Montana police officer’s knowledge of traffic statutes and associated case law\, while also providing an extreme gain in confidence. This course also provides a deep dive into the legalities and best practices for obtaining the ability to search a vehicle\, whether that be through consent\, a search warrant\, or an exception to the written warrant requirement. \nMistakes and embarrassments occur when police officers lack the education to know what they should be doing. This 2-day course is designed to provide clarification in relation to questions and myths on what officers can and cannot do. The course entails unique and little-known laws and case law that many officers are unaware of. Additionally\, it will provide a comprehensive understanding of how to utilize the correct laws and precedents in all settings. This is to include\, but not limited to\, traffic enforcement\, patrol functions\, criminal interdiction\, and impaired driving. In terms of suppression of criminal cases\, the first thing defense attorneys argue is the motor vehicle violation and its proper application. The second being the legality of the search of the vehicle. This course is critical to ensure cases stemming from traffic stops are built on a solid foundation\, rather than a guessing game. \nYellowstone Narcotics takes pride in our students’ investigations long after our course is complete and make ourselves available to assist you with any future cases developed from the techniques presented in this course. \nYour point of contact is Cameron Pavlicek at Cameron@yellowstonenarcotics.com \nRegister at Www.yellowstonenarcotics.com [yellowstonenarcotics.com] under the “in person” tab.
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/total-traffic-stop-montana-edition/
LOCATION:Kalispell Police Department\, 312 1st Ave E.\,\, Kalispell\,\, MT\, 59901\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261005T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261009T170000
DTSTAMP:20260831T195017Z
CREATED:20260831T195017Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260831T195017Z
UID:96948-1791187200-1791565200@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:(GFPD) Firearms Instructor
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 40 hours. \nThere will be a nighttime shoot\, hours will be adjusted on that day to fit. \nGoals: \n\nStudents will become familiar with firearms safety instructional methods\nStudents will learn about the civil and criminal liability associated with instructing\nStudents will learn the role of the instructor\nStudents will learn the instructional techniques necessary for teaching firearms\nStudents will learn how to operate a firing line\nStudents will learn range preparation\nStudents will learn handgun and rifle instructional methods\nStudents will learn disabled officer techniques\nStudents will learn lowlight and no-light shooting techniques\nStudents will learn appropriate use of cover and techniques for utilizing cover\nStudents will learn the difference between qualifications and training\nStudents will learn positional shooting methods and the rationale behind each one\nStudents will learn to diagnose and correct poor performance\nStudents will learn the potential downfalls and shortcomings of a firearms program\n\nStudents will need to supply all required equipment and ammunition\, (1\,000 rounds of handgun\, 1\,000 rounds of rifle). A full equipment list and schedule will be sent out after registration. \nContact Sgt. Clay Bott with questions or to register\, cbott@greatfallsmt.gov\, 406-231-2019.
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/gfpd-firearms-instructor/
LOCATION:Great Falls Police Department\, 112 1st St. S.\, Great Falls\, MT\, 59401\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261005T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261007T170000
DTSTAMP:20260225T230614Z
CREATED:20251216T222557Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260225T230614Z
UID:94288-1791187200-1791392400@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Evidence-Based Interview & Interrogation
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 24 HOURS. \nTraining is designed to create a slight edge in every aspect of educing information from witnesses\, victims and suspects. \nRegistration can be done at the following  WWW.TheCTKGroup.com \nPoint of contact for this training is Gordy Jessop gjessop@missoulacounty.us
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/evidence-based-interview-interrogation/
LOCATION:Missoula County Sheriff’s Office\, 3201 Spurgin Rd.\, Missoula\, MT\, 59804
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260930T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260930T170000
DTSTAMP:20260918T151604Z
CREATED:20260915T225518Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260918T151604Z
UID:97019-1790755200-1790787600@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:(CART) Child Abduction Response Training
DESCRIPTION:8 Hours POST pending. \nThis training provides excellent instruction\, multi-agency collaboration\, proven response strategies\, investigative best practices and communication and coordination. \nYour point of contact is Officer Brandon O’Dell Missoula Police Department   406-830-0127. \nRegister at this link CART
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/cart-child-abduction-response-training/
LOCATION:Misoula Police Department\, 6089 Training Drive\, Missoula\, MT\, 59808
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260928T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261002T170000
DTSTAMP:20260326T193651Z
CREATED:20260326T193651Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260326T193651Z
UID:95724-1790582400-1790960400@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:(CLI) Command Leadership Institute
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved this training for 40 hours. This training is hosted by Bozeman PD. \nThis training is a dynamic and challenging program uniquely designed to prepare law enforcement leaders for command positions. The CLI provides real-life\, contemporary\, best-practice strategies and techniques for those who are already commanders or are aspiring to a command level assignment. CLI students will engage in topics as credibility\, command discipline\, liability\, problem employees and leading change with an organization. This training is student-centered with a high degree of student involvement. \nRegistration is at FBILeeda.org \nYour point of contact is Sgt. Rick Musson 406-582-2219
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/cli-command-leadership-institute/
LOCATION:Bozeman Police Department Public Safety Center\, 901 N. rouse Ave.
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260928T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261002T170000
DTSTAMP:20260820T145005Z
CREATED:20250826T162728Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260820T145005Z
UID:93092-1790582400-1790960400@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Defensive Tactics Instructor
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 40 Hours. \nThis integrated comprehensive course of instruction will provide students with the knowledge\, skills\, and abilities to deploy force legally and tactically as a means of defense or to affect an arrest. \nAgencies will need to send their prospective students to MLEA with a laptop or tablet capable of accessing the internet and their ACADIS Portal. If you do not have access to your ACADIS Portal\, please contact your supervisor or POST at MTPOST@mt.gov. \nThe Montana Law Enforcement Academy Defensive Tactics Instructor curriculum trains students to use proven techniques to neutralize the initial barrage of strikes and escape from a subject to regain a position of advantage. Weapon Retention Techniques are taught on principles that will defeat an attacker’s attempt to disarm the officer from any position in the fight\, standing or on the ground. Tactical De-escalation such as non-violent submission holds\, with emphasize on strikes and de-escalation. Arrest & Control Procedures including highly effective handcuffing techniques that can be applied from any position in the fight and are effective in both solo and multi-officer arrest scenarios. Instructors need to understand how to apply agency-specific use of force policies as well as the Graham Use of Force Calculus to all defensive tactics techniques. \nThis is a physically demanding course that is taught at the instructor level. A prospective instructor student should have at least an introductory background in a grappling or proven defensive tactics/combative program. This is not a “show up and you will pass” course. \nIt is mandatory that within 90 days of class start date\, prospective instructor students must conduct an MPAT with a time of 5:00 or below. \nReview FLETC Use of Force Parts I-IX (https://www.fletc.gov/use-force-part-i). A multiple-choice exam on Use of Force will be administered Monday morning. \nPrereq’s for this training include at least one of the following: \n\nGraduate of LEOB class #177 or later\nGraduate of CDOB class #177 or later\nGraduate of P&P basic class # 33 or later\nBrazilian Jiu Jitsu blue belt or higher\nJudo orange belt or higher\nHigh School wrestling varsity letter\nMarine Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMAP) gray belt or higher\nModern Army Combatives Program (MACP) level 1\nGracie Survival Tactics Level 1 graduate\nTeam Hardy Ground Tactics Basic Level 1 Coach’s Course certificate\nHigh School Wrestling varsity letter\nCode4Combat (C4C) Police Jiu Jitsu Level 1 certificate\nKrav Maga level 2 or higher\nEffective Force Combatives Instructor certification\nShivworks Extreme Close Quarters Concepts graduate\nOther experience will be considered on a case-by-case basis.\n\nRegistration and questions contact for this training is Matt Smith 444-9958 Matthew.smith@mt.gov \n 
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/defensive-tactics-instructor-4/
LOCATION:Martial Arts Academy of Billings\, 528 Lake Elmo Drive\, Billings\, MT\, 59105
CATEGORIES:MLEA Professional Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260928T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261002T170000
DTSTAMP:20260223T203632Z
CREATED:20250811T200512Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260223T203632Z
UID:92913-1790582400-1790960400@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Firearms Instructor
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 40 hours. \nThis intense course is designed to develop the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct firearms training for law enforcement agencies and personnel. Handgun\, and patrol rifle proficiency are a prerequisite. Upon completion of this course and an instructor development course\, participants will be able to conduct P.O.S.T. certified firearms training for law enforcement personnel (instructor development or other approved instructor course is required to provide P.O.S.T. certified training). \nTopics covered include firearms safety\, role of the instructor\, civil and criminal liability exposure\, instructional techniques for firearms instructors\, operation of the firing line\, range preparation\, handgun\, disabled officer techniques and low light shooting techniques. \nBefore graduating the course\, you will be required to successfully complete one or more qualification course(s). Failure to qualify\, will result in the student not receiving certification as a firearms instructor. Because of this\, department administrators are encouraged to send only qualified firearms operators who have shown proficiency in the use of firearms prior to attending this course. \nAgencies will need to send their prospective students to MLEA with a laptop or tablet capable of accessing the internet and their ACADIS Portal. If you do not have access to your ACADIS Portal\, please contact your supervisor or POST at MTPOST@mt.gov. \nYou will be required to complete an online course pre-req training prior to attending the in-person portion of your training. \nNo lunch is provided but can be purchased for $10.25\, the Full Meal Plan is $30.00and lodging (if available) is $30 per day. \nTuition will be prorated at the amount of $80 per full day for any early dismissal including failure to qualify. If Full Meal plan is indicated\, you will be charged for the full week if there is early dismissal. \nPoint of contact is the course instructor Michael Dale –mdale@mt.gov 444-9955. \nRegistration can be done at MLEAAcadis \n  \n 
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/firearms-instructor-2/
LOCATION:Helena Police Department Gun Range\, 3300 block of Airport road\, Helena\, MT\, 59602
CATEGORIES:MLEA Professional Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260924T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260925T170000
DTSTAMP:20260821T185703Z
CREATED:20260821T185557Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T185703Z
UID:96869-1790236800-1790355600@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Field Ballistics and Necropsy Training
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 16 hours. \nThursday’s Class will introduce students to understanding how to identify individual traits left on fired cases and bullets. They will work through multiple spent cases and will be hands on matching cases to their controlled known case.\nStudents will then be introduced to the FBI’s GRC database to match cases and bullets to individual firearms make and models.\nStudents will learn how to collect fingerprint evidence from spent cases.\nFriday’s class will incorporate the means and methods to collect ballistic evidence from animals through actual necropsy work. Work will include understanding the effects of certain types of weapons on animal carcasses. Documentation and evidence collection of findings. \nFor further information and registration contact Warden Sergeant Jon Obst jobst@mt.gov 406-270-7748.
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/field-ballistics-and-necropsy-training/
LOCATION:Libby Gun Range\, 4661 Farm To Market Road\, Libby\, MT\, 59923
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260923T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260923T170000
DTSTAMP:20260908T165506Z
CREATED:20260908T165506Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260908T165506Z
UID:96997-1790152200-1790182800@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:OIS Executive
DESCRIPTION:POST hours are pending. \nThis course delves into the critical leadership role executives play in navigating the complex aftermath of officer-involved shootings (OIS). Executives are provided with a comprehensive understanding of the psychological dynamics inherent in such incidents\, equipping them with key insights to effectively lead their departments and their families through these challenging times. \nFor registration\, contact Sergeant Robert Kinyon via email or phone rkinyon@lccountymt.gov \nor 406-447-8297. \n 
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/ois-executive/
LOCATION:Lewis and Clark Search and Rescue Building\, 2700 Valley Drive\, East Helena\, MT\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260922T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260922T170000
DTSTAMP:20260908T164344Z
CREATED:20260908T164239Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260908T164344Z
UID:96995-1790065800-1790096400@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:OIS Officer
DESCRIPTION:POST hours are currently pending. \nThis course offers officers who have been involved in an officer-involved shooting (OIS) or other traumatic event invaluable insights and coping strategies to navigate the aftermath of such a traumatic event. Participants will explore the range of reactions commonly experienced by themselves\, their colleagues\, and their families\, while also learning practical coping skills to support their own well-being and that of their coworkers and loved ones. \nFor registration\,  contact Sergeant Robert Kinyon via email or phone  at rkinyon@lccountymt.gov   \nor phone: 406-447-8297. \n 
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/ois-officer/
LOCATION:Lewis and Clark Search and Rescue Building\, 2700 Valley Drive\, East Helena\, MT\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260922T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260924T050000
DTSTAMP:20260730T174951Z
CREATED:20260729T220903Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260730T174951Z
UID:96772-1790064000-1790226000@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:Leading & Managing a Task Force Unit
DESCRIPTION:Post has approved 16 hours. \nThis course is for all levels of supervision as well as new or current supervisors assigned to a task force or drug unit. \nSupervisors will be taught using classroom instruction and tabletop exercises. \nTopics Covered: \n\nWhat it takes to supervise a task force\nResults of poor or lacking supervision\nLeadership development\nTypes of supervision\nCommon mistakes of new supervisors\nDISc Personal Profile\nDiscipline issues\nIntegrity and ethics\nIdentifying the Drug Trend for your area\nDeveloping Task Force Policy SOP\n\nYour point of contact is Domingo Zapata at 406-457-8581 \nRegister at the Northeast Counterdrug\nTraining Center’s website at\nwww.counterdrug.org \n 
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/leading-managing-a-task-force-unit/
LOCATION:Blue Cross Blue Shield\, 3645 Alice Street\, Helena\, MT\, 59601\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260921T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260925T170000
DTSTAMP:20260817T225031Z
CREATED:20260817T225022Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260817T225031Z
UID:96853-1789977600-1790355600@dojmt.gov
SUMMARY:(CIT) Crisis Intervention Team Academy #5
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 40 hours. \nAfter successful completion of this 40-hour course\, participants will be certified by CIT Montana\, and law enforcement will be certified by Montana P.O.S.T. as a CIT Officer. \nThis CIT academy is based on the Memphis model. \nIts purpose is to assist first responders (law enforcement officers\, detention staff\, dispatchers\, EMS)\, ER staff\, behavioral health advocates\, and anyone involved in the community crisis system in engaging\, assessing\, and assisting individuals in crisis with mental and or co-occurring substance disorders. This is a 40-hour evidence-based training that exposes the participants to materials and experiences from trained mental health and medical professionals to better prepare them to effectively and safely work with this unique population. \nCIT Academy instruction includes suicide assessment and intervention substance abuse and dual diagnosis Introduction to mental illness Psychotropic medications and legal issues. \nFor registration contact Kami Stone at kstone@cascadecountymt.gov or call 406-454-6818.
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/cit-crisis-intervention-team-academy-5/
LOCATION:Cascade County Sheriff’s Office\, 3800 Ulm North Frontage Road\, Great Falls\, MT\, 59404\, United States
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