This is NOT a PIO Course!
This is a must for ALL Public Employees!
This Course was a featured presentation at the 2023 IACP Conference in San Diego, CA!
Through training, we prepare our employees for critical situations they may possibly encounter while serving the public. We spend hours drilling officers on defensive tactics, firearms, use of force and more. We train professional staff on administrative tasks. All these areas are vital to ensuring organizational success. But is your agency preparing its staff for the encounter that can go viral on social media, potentially ending their careers and destroying the agency’s reputation in the process?
Now more than ever, communicating effectively with the public is an essential function of an organization. Every encounter, with any employee, has the potential to end up on social media. Words said in the heat of the moment can destroy an employee's career and affect the department’s image, brand and reputation. It is time to prepare officers, dispatchers, records staff, custodians, and our entire professional staff for the inevitable. Ensure success in this critical element of public engagement by preparing your people.
Our one-day seminar is specifically designed by law enforcement professionals and public information officers to provide ‘best practices’ for encounters with impromptu social media influencers. The program provides the tools and training necessary for your entire agency to win these psychological and verbal encounters while ensuring their professional image is maintained and your agency reputation is preserved.
Who should attend?
- Any public employee (civilian or sworn) who may encounter a social media influencer while performing their official duties, including but not limited to:
- Correctional Staff who may deal with the public in any capacity.
- Police & Sheriff’s Officers, Detectives, and Specialty Unit Personnel
- Law Enforcement Supervisors
- Internal Affairs Personnel
- Middle Managers
- Command Staff Personnel
- All Civilian Personnel
- Fire Department Personnel
- 6 NJ DLGS CEU Credits for Municipal Finance Officer, County Finance Officer, Tax Collectors, QPA's, & Municipal Clerks
Course Time: 0830-1630
Dates/Locations:
2024
- September 16, 2024: Saint Albans Police Department, 613 MacCorkle Ave, Saint Albans, WV, 25177. (Host: St. Albans PD. ) Discounted Room Rates ($85 per night) Available at Mardi Gras Casino and Resort. Contact Capt Bass at pbass@saintalbanspolice.com to obtain the rate)
- September 30: Toms River Fire Academy, 1780 Church Rd, Toms River, NJ 08753
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Payment Information:
- Credit Card Payments:
- After you enter ticket information, you will be transferred to the payment page where you can enter your credit card information and complete your registration. You will then be set for the course.
- Purchase Orders:
- After you enter ticket information, you will be transferred to the payment page.
- A checkbox above the payment information indicates a purchase order option.
- The person doing the registration will receive a confirmation “invoice” for the individual/group. That invoice can be utilized for payment with a department purchase order.
- Even though it says your registration is ‘pending’, your officers are immediately registered for the course.
- Cancellations & Modifications: All cancellations must be received within 48-hours of the date of the program. Modifications or Officer swaps can be done at any time including the day of training. Failing to cancel prior to the 48-hour time frame will result in payment of 50% of the tuition cost.
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Effective public safety organizations rely on the application of proper field supervision. Our first-line supervisors and their oversight of our personnel ensure effective service to our communities, protect our organizations from litigation, and shield our officers from internal/external concerns. Most organizations send their supervisors to a one week class and never retrain them in up-to-date supervisory practices. We know organizations will not send them to another one week class for a similar topic. That is where this course comes into play.
This full, one-day “tune-up” discusses the importance of this supervisory role as it relates to key areas of first-line supervision. This is an essential training program for Corporals and Sergeants of all experience levels. The goal of this program is to refocus those who have been serving in the rank for some time and may have become a slave to the administrative tasks and complacent to the monitoring and proactive supervision of our people.
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