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SUMMARY:Grant Writing USA-Grant Writing
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 16 hours. \nYou should attend if you are ready to learn how to find funding sources and write winning grant proposals\, you have come to the right place. Beginning and experienced grant writers from city\, county and state agencies as well as K-12\, nonprofits\, colleges and universities are encouraged to attend. \nRegistration can be done at Grant Writing USA \n 
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/grant-writing-usa-grant-writing/
LOCATION:MT
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SUMMARY:Computer and Internet Crime Training***canceled*****
DESCRIPTION:*****canceled***** \nFour hours are POST approved! \nThis course provides an overview of computer and internet-based crime\, exploring how technology is exploited and how investigators can respond effectively. Students will learn about best practices for investigating technology-related crimes\, including evidence preservation\, forensic tools and techniques\, chain of custody\, and emerging crimes affecting Montana. \nLodging (if available) may be purchased for $30 per night. Meals are $30 per day for ALL meals and $10.25 for Lunch only. \nthe point of contact is DCI Supervisory Agent Bryan Gortmaker at 406-444-1255; Bryan.Gortmaker@mt.gov \nRegistration is done at  Acadis \n 
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/computer-and-internet-crime-training/
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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SUMMARY:ARIDE (Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement)
DESCRIPTION:POST has approved 16 hours. \nARIDE is intended to bridge the gap between the SFST and DEC/DRE programs by providing officers with general knowledge related to drug impairment and by promoting the use of DREs in states that have the DEC Program. One of the more significant aspects of ARIDE is the required student demonstration of the SFST proficiency requirement. Failure to demonstrate SFST proficiency requires the student to be removed from the course. The ARIDE program stresses the importance of the signs and symptoms of the seven drug categories. This course will train law enforcement officers to observe\, identify and articulate the signs of impairment related to drugs\, alcohol\, or a combination of both\, to reduce the number of impaired driving incidents as well as crashes which result in serious injuries and fatalities. This course will educate other criminal justice professionals (prosecutors\, toxicologists\, judges\, etc.) to understand the signs of impairment related to drugs\, alcohol\, or a combination of both\, to enable them to effectively work with law enforcement to reduce the number of impaired driving incidents as well as crashes which result in serious injuries and fatalities. \nAttire is uniform or business casual. \nTo register\, use the Acadis portal MLEAAcadis \nIf you have issues registering contact Sergeant Lucas Herl at lucas.herl@mt.gov \n 
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/aride-advanced-roadside-impaired-driving-enforcement/
LOCATION:Bozeman PD\, 901 N. rouse Ave\, Bozeman\, MT\, 59715
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SUMMARY:Raider Training
DESCRIPTION:RAIDER Training – 2 Days ($695) \n4-Day Operator ($950 Includes Level 1) \n5-Day Instructor ($1095 Includes Level 1 and 2) \nPREREQUISITE: ACTIVE POLICE OFFICER\, MILITARY\, OR ARMED SECURITY \nThe RAIDER (Rapid Deployment\, Awareness\, Intervention\, Decisiveness\, EMS\, Recovery) program is exclusively available to police\, military\, and licensed armed security personnel. \nAddressing Unique Challenges \nRAIDER exposes first-on-scene responders to the tactical skills necessary to operate in the unique Active Shooter setting – a hostile environment\, populated by large numbers of civilians\, with an Active Shooter attempting to achieve the highest body count possible in the shortest amount of time. This is not a normal event\, nor is the response. \nSolo-Engagement Tactics \nThere will always be a first officer on the scene. If he or she waits for more officers – as is the protocol in many units – who are we portraying needs help more – the officer or the victims under attack? Solo-engagement training is designed to provide officers with the necessary mental and physical skills to draw the attention of the active shooter away from the potential victims\, confuse and frustrate the shooter\, and successfully neutralize the situation. \nThe Courses \nOur leveled courses are designed to provide Officers with a new skill set of moving alone in hostile environments.  The courses involve classroom\, range\, and scenario instruction and are delivered in a logical progression. \nRAIDER Level 1 \nDay 1: 0800 – 1000 \nSetting: Classroom \nBackground and Introduction – Necessity of solo-engagement \nCase studies / History of Active Shooters \nDay 1: 1000 – 1700 \nSetting: Building for Drills and Movements (airsoft) \nIntroduction to solo engagement movements \nTeam movement vs Solo movement comparison \nMovement Exercises (Left Turn\, Right Turn\, Reverse) Solo \nEngagement Tactics \n\nEntry & Exits from Hallways\nClearing Rooms\nClearing Hot zones (Solo)\nEntry with multiple threats\nShoot/No-Shoot Targets\n\n  \nDay 2: 0800 – 1700 \nSetting: Building for Drills and Movements (Airsoft) \nReview of Solo-Engagement Tactics \n  \nRAIDER Level 2 \n  \nDay 3:  0800 – 1700 \nSetting: Range \nRange Safety Briefing: Existing range instructions shall be adhered to and the hosting agency has final authority regarding range operations. \nTactics and Shooting Drills: Single and multiple person exercises involving critical thinking\, physical movement and target engagement in a populated setting. Building of skill set to use speed\, positioning\, entry and exit techniques\, and distractions to move aggressively\, but not recklessly\, to contact. \nCombative: Techniques and methods of dealing with hostiles and friendlies in a dynamic environment will be presented and practiced. \n  \nDay 4:  0800 – 1700 \nSetting: Range \nRange Exercises: Exercises and scenarios to simulate solo tactics and engagement during an Active Killer event. \nLink Up Drills \nScenarios simulating past Active Killer events will be replicated in order to practice aggressive movement to contact threat. \nLive-Fire Scenarios with coordinated response procedures (EMS) \nFirst Aid: Provide the attendee with knowledge of fast methods for treating wounded persons and recovery of the injured. \nForce on Force Drills -Airsoft training weapons will be utilized \n  \nRAIDER Level 3 (Instructor Course) \n  \nDay 5: 0800 – 1700 \nSetting: Building/Range \nReview of the drills and exercise of the RAIDER Level 1 course \nInstructor Candidates lead drills and critique other students \nReview drills from RAIDER Level 2 course with the instructor candidates leading and instructing each other in Live-Fire drills and exercises \nDrills from RAIDER Level 2 course with the Students leading and instructing each other in Non-Live-Fire drills and exercises\, and Force-on-Force scenarios. \nFor more information or to register\, log on to www.raidertraining.com or contact \nChris Pattie at 440-785-8733/Email cpattie@raidertraining.com
URL:https://dojmt.gov/statewide-training-calendar/raider-training/
LOCATION:Great Falls East Middle School\, 4040 Central Ave.\, Great Falls\, MT\, 59405
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