Use of Force Executive Summit
Critical Issues for Law Enforcement
This Executive Summit will bring law enforcement executives together to examine critical issues in the use of force. Through detailed analysis of the varying issues surrounding use of force and networking, participants will able to return to their agency and begin to implement crucial components regarding the use of force.
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March 16-17, 2010
Rockford, Illinois
Tuition-free for Illinois law enforcement!
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Intelligence Systems for Local Agencies
A Two-Way Street
Some law enforcement leaders may wonder why they should track intelligence or believe their community is too small for terrorist activities. Intelligence is critical to prevention. Presenters will share information on the simple steps of gathering intelligence and how to gain the most from the information.
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March 19, 2010
Litchfield, Illinois
Tuition-free for Illinois law enforcement!
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Women in Law Enforcement
Lead into the Future
This Executive Summit will bring women law enforcement executives together to examine critical issues leading today’s law enforcement organization, professional barriers and creating a mentoring system for leaders of the future.
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March 30-31, 2010
Peoria, Illinois
Tuition-free for Illinois law enforcement!
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New Chief Orientation
Enduring, Surviving, and Thriving as a Law Enforcement Executive is an orientation course for new chiefs of police that will present concepts, strategies, and information critical to a new chief. Timely professional education will assist them in the early stages of their career as police executives and will help them lead and manage their department efficiently and effectively. The successful police chief must be many things to many people. The chief’s role calls for an awareness of multiple constituencies and agendas.
The police chief is expected to set the tone for the organization. Police chiefs are leaders by the time they become the chief executive officer, but leadership is a skill which undergoes continuous refinement and improvement.
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April 19 - 23, 2010
Springfield, Illinois
Tuition-free for Illinois law enforcement!
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