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Texas legislature requires all law enforcement agencies to conduct a thorough pre-employment background investigation prior to appointing an applicant as a Texas Peace Officer, Jailer or Telecommunicator. This course is designed to guide investigators through a proper process to satisfy TCOLE background requirements. Students will have knowledge upon completetion of this course on: SB 24, Documentation required (CBF), Secureshare, Internal affairs (G) files, the Appointment Process Flowchart and 1701.451 Pre-employment Procedure. Topics Covered: 1. Student will be able to list the Documents needed from a Law Enforcement applicant. 2. Student will be able to identify the minimum standards required for persons to be licensed/appointed 3. Student will have knowledge of the phases required during the pre-employment background investigation. 4. Student will identify the importance of conducting & documenting a Background Investigation. 5. Student will have the knowledge on how to request access into the secure sharing platform. 6. Students will be able to explain a reason for conducting a proper and complete applicant Background Investigation. 7. Student will be able to identify disqualifiers through the background investigation. 8. Students will understand how to request, view, upload personnel files through the secured share platform. 9. Students will be able to identify the required areas to be filled out on the Background Confirmation Form. Instructor: J. Helenberg Lieutenant John Helenberg is an advanced instructor with extensive experience developing and instructing various curriculums. John served as the Director for Agency Operations for the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement and was responsible for oversight of agency audits. John has experience teaching for The Leadership Executive Management Institute of Texas at Sam Houston State University, The Justice Court Training Center and ALERRT Training Center at Texas State University, The Sheriff’s Association of Texas and The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. John served 25 years with the Texas Military Forces, promoting to the rank of Chief Warrant Officer 5 and served as a military instructor for Defensive Tactics, Physical Security, Investigations, Firearms, Use of Force, and other related topics.

Learn the latest Texas and Federal law regarding search warrants! Students will learn how to draft a search warrant affidavit by collectively discussing fact based scenarios based on current case law. The instructor will facilitate discussion, lecture on Knock and talk, Knock and announce, The Fourth Amendment as applied to search warrants; probable cause, and hands-on experience in writing search warrant affidavits and constructing search warrants and returns. Class exercises include a fact pattern for which each attendee writes a search warrant affidavit and submits it to the instructors for constructive critique. A flash drive containing handouts with current law, templates for search warrant documents, and reminders of the subject matter covered is provided to each attendee. Your Instructor, Ted Wilson is a retired Assistant District Attorney with 35 years of service. He concluded his career as the Chief of the Special Crimes Bureau, where he worked closely with law enforcement on active investigations and authored numerous search warrants. Ted also co-authored the Texas District and County Attorney’s Association Manual on writing search warrants, alongside Tom Bridges.

Texas legislature requires all law enforcement agencies to conduct a thorough pre-employment background investigation prior to appointing an applicant as a Texas Peace Officer, Jailer or Telecommunicator. This course is designed to guide investigators through a proper process to satisfy TCOLE background requirements. Topics Covered: 1. Student will be able to list the Documents needed from a Law Enforcement applicant. 2. Student will be able to identify the minimum standards required for persons to be licensed/appointed 3. Student will have knowledge of the phases required during the pre-employment background investigation. 4. Student will identify the importance of conducting & documenting a Background Investigation. 5. Student will have the knowledge on how to request access into the secure sharing platform. 6. Students will be able to explain a reason for conducting a proper and complete applicant Background Investigation. 7. Student will be able to identify disqualifiers through the background investigation. 8. Students will understand how to request, view, upload personnel files through the secured share platform. 9. Students will be able to identify the required areas to be filled out on the Background Confirmation Form. Hosted By: The Fort Worth Police Department Instructor: J. Helenberg

This Basic Instructor Certification course is designed to provide the basic concepts of instruction and to increase the quality of professional law enforcement training. This course introduces the student to the teaching-learning process, phases of the teaching-learning process, factors affecting learning, preparing a lesson plan, and methods of instruction. The students will be taught how to develop and use instructional media to enhance their presentations. In addition, the fundamental techniques of developing testing and evaluation procedures will be presented. Each trainee must demonstrate the basic knowledge and skills required to effectively instruct a lesson during two teaching exercises which will be evaluated by two instructors. Target Population: Individuals desiring to qualify for an instructor proficiency certification. Student Pre-Requisites: Two years experience as a peace officer, telecommunicator, or jailer; or a bachelor’s degree and two years of teaching experience; or a graduate degree. Instructor Pre-Requisites: TCOLE Instructor or Documented Subject Matter Expert Certification Individuals must meet proficiency certification requirements as set out in Requirements: TCLEOSE Rule §221.27; submit completed application on currently prescribed format, and application fee. Length of Course: Minimum 40 hours Training Options: This course can only be taught as a classroom version.

Sovereign Citizen Encounters and an overview of Domestic Terrorism Training Overview: Managing Encounters with Sovereign Citizens Sovereign citizens pose unique challenges for law enforcement and court personnel, often employing tactics designed to intimidate or confuse officers and officials. This training will equip law enforcement professionals and court personnel with the knowledge and strategies needed to effectively manage encounters with sovereign citizens while ensuring officers' safety and upholding constitutional standards. Domestic Terrorism Domestic terrorism involves dangerous criminal acts intended to intimidate or coerce a civilian population or influence government policy. This training will provide an overview of domestic terrorism, highlighting the threats posed by various extremist ideologies and movements within the United States. Participants will learn about the tactics used by domestic terrorists, the legal frameworks for addressing these threats, and strategies for maintaining public safety and constitutional rights. Topics Covered: Understanding sovereign citizen ideology and motivations Recognizing sovereign citizen documents and tactics Legal considerations and case law review De-escalation techniques for non-compliant individuals Officer safety tactics in traffic stops and arrest scenarios Group discussion and scenario-based training Instructor Joel Stephens Special Agent, FBI (Retired) With over 20 years of dedicated service as a Special Agent with the FBI, Joel Stephens specialized in investigating both domestic and international terrorism. Throughout his distinguished career, Joel developed a deep understanding of counterterrorism strategies, and he has been actively involved in instructing law enforcement officers on the critical importance of the "If You See Something, Say Something" initiative. Joel holds a Master's Degree in Criminology and Social Work, blending his expertise in law enforcement with a strong foundation in understanding the social dynamics of criminal behavior. His vast experience and commitment to national security makes him a respected authority in the field of counterterrorism and law enforcement training.

This Basic Instructor Certification course is designed to provide the basic concepts of instruction and to increase the quality of professional law enforcement training. This course introduces the student to the teaching-learning process, phases of the teaching-learning process, factors affecting learning, preparing a lesson plan, and methods of instruction. The students will be taught how to develop and use instructional media to enhance their presentations. In addition, the fundamental techniques of developing testing and evaluation procedures will be presented. Each trainee must demonstrate the basic knowledge and skills required to effectively instruct a lesson during two teaching exercises which will be evaluated by two instructors. Target Population: Individuals desiring to qualify for an instructor proficiency certification. Student Pre-Requisites: Two years experience as a peace officer, telecommunicator, or jailer; or a bachelor’s degree and two years of teaching experience; or a graduate degree. Instructor Pre-Requisites: TCOLE Instructor or Documented Subject Matter Expert Certification Individuals must meet proficiency certification requirements as set out in Requirements: TCLEOSE Rule §221.27; submit completed application on currently prescribed format, and application fee. Length of Course: Minimum 40 hours Training Options: This course can only be taught as a classroom version.

This 5-day, 50 hour course is designed as an introduction to law enforcement professionals who will conduct or support dignitary/executive protective service operations for elected officials, political appointees, members of the court, high profile individuals of wealth or potential targets of terrorism and/or criminal acts. There will be classroom, field operational planning, and exercises to include live fire drills. The student will gain the knowledge and skills to organize, plan, and execute protective security detail. Prerequisite: 1. LEO only (Military or Private Security by invite only). 2. All students must be current in weapons qualification in accordance with respective agency policy. Required Training Materials: Duty Weapon 200 rounds of ammunition Three magazines Magazine pouches Body armor Holster for concealed carry (NO duty rig, shoulder holster, or cross draw) Unmarked vehicle preferred Ear and eye protection for range Small flashlight (Example: Streamlight /surefire) The class will be held at the Williamson County Sheriff's Office Training Academy on Tuesday November 12, 2024 with various locations the following days in the Austin area. Williamson County Sheriffs Office 8160 Chandler Road Hutto, Tx 78634 Tuesday 12th - classroom WCSO Training center 0800-1700 Wednesday 13th - range day WCSO Range 0800-1700 Thursday 14th - Motorcade / SIMS scenarios COTA 0800-2200 Friday 15th - Live Exercise all over Austin then COTA concert 0800-2300 (Times are subject to change) Saturday 16th – Debrief WCSO Training center 0900-1200

Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Training for jailers is a four (4) hour training and is developed for anyone working in a jail setting who may encounter individuals who have Intellectual or Developmental conditions.

***For registrations or pricing please visit www.humaneeducatorsoftexas.com/register or contact Humane Educators Of Texas at www.humaneeducatorsoftexas.com *** This course is designed to a comprehensive understanding of the role and responsibilities of a Local Rabies Control Authority. It is ideally suited for individuals who have been appointed LRCA, are going to be appointed, have been designated to similar roles by the LRCA, or supervisors who oversee the Animal Control Unit. This class is ideally suited for: ​ -All ACOs, supervisors, and public health officials who are involved in any capacity in rabies investigations. -Anyone new to rabies investigations. -Anyone wanting to improve their rabies investigations to ensure the best in public safety. -Also great for the more seasoned investigator!

The Basic Instructor Certification course is designed to provide the basic concepts of instruction and to increase the quality of professional law enforcement training. To use a PO please contact us at Training@Mengerusa.com to have an invoice created.

Texas legislature requires all law enforcement agencies to conduct a thorough pre-employment background investigation prior to appointing an applicant as a Texas Peace Officer, Jailer or Telecommunicator. This course is designed to guide investigators through a proper process to satisfy TCOLE background requirements. Students will have knowledge upon competition of this course on: SB 24, Documentation required (CBF), Secureshare, Internal affairs (G) files, the Appointment Process Flowchart and 1701.451 Pre-employment Procedure. 1. Student will be able to list the Documents needed from a Law Enforcement applicant. 2. Student will be able to identify the minimum standards required for persons to be licensed/appointed. 3. Student will have knowledge of the phases required during the pre-employment background investigation. 4. Student will identify the importance of conducting & documenting a Background Investigation. 5. Students will be able to explain the reason for conducting a proper and complete applicant Background Investigation. 6. Student will be able to identify disqualifiers through the background investigation. 7. Students will understand how to request, view, upload personnel files through the secured share platform. 8. Students will be able to identify the required areas to be filled out on the Background Confirmation Form. Instructor: Lieutenant John Helenberg is an advanced instructor with extensive experience developing and instructing various curriculums. John served as the Director for Agency Operations for the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement and was responsible for oversight of agency audits. John has experience teaching for The Leadership Executive Management Institute of Texas at Sam Houston State University, The Justice Court Training Center and ALERRT Training Center at Texas State University, The Sheriff’s Association of Texas and The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. John served 25 years with the Texas Military Forces, promoting to the rank of Chief Warrant Officer 5 and served as a military instructor for Defensive Tactics, Physical Security, Investigations, Firearms, Use of Force, and other related topics.

***For registrations or pricing please visit www.humaneeducatorsoftexas.com/register or contact Humane Educators Of Texas at info@humaneeducatorsoftexas.com*** This course is designed to a comprehensive understanding of the role and responsibilities of a Local Rabies Control Authority. It is ideally suited for individuals who have been appointed LRCA, are going to be appointed, have been designated to similar roles by the LRCA, or supervisors who oversee the Animal Control Unit. This class is ideally suited for: -All ACOs, supervisors, and public health officials who are involved in any capacity in rabies investigations. -Anyone new to rabies investigations. -Anyone wanting to improve their rabies investigations to ensure the best in public safety.