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Are you looking for a new perspective on how to effectively engage in leadership and supervision during these unprecedented times? Join us for an engaging 24 hour course on leadership in today's challenging times when law enforcement is faced with adversity in what seems to be a continuous crisis. We will get to the heart of true leadership and the pillars that separate leaders from managers. We will go in depth about employee appraisals, how to effectively utilize them in evaluations. We will cover counseling and career development to gain insight into providing guidance and support to your team members career progression. Furthermore, we will discuss the root causes behind problemed employee and learn effective approaches to address and resolve their issues. We will discuss and strategize how to master the art of effective communication with your team. You will learn how to identify and seize teachable moments to nurture growth an enhance performance. This course will teach how to collaborate and mentor those working with us and those coming after us. Instructor: Lieutenant Belinda Mangum (retired), a highly accomplished and dedicated law enforcement professional with an incredible 25 years of service. Belinda’s extensive experience and expertise make her an invaluable asset as an instructor. Throughout her career, Belinda has held various critical roles, including patrol deputy, DWI Enforcement deputy, SFST instructor, I.O. operator and crisis intervention deputy. Belinda also served as a training academy instructor, firearms instructor, and BPOC instructor to name a few. As a detective Belinda investigated persons and property crimes before being selected for the child abuse multi-disciplinary investigatory team. Belinda was promoted to patrol sergeant and later selected as the criminal investigations division sergeant and hostage negotiations team supervisor. In her role as Lieutenant, Belinda supervised a patrol platoon and served as the Field Training Director. Additionally, as a Lieutenant, Belinda supervised two Special Operations Divisions: Special Operations traffic consisting of MOTORS, HEAT, CVE, Lake Patrol, the Dive Team and later Special Operations - Crisis Intervention Team and School Resource Officer Program consisting of multiple districts.

Multiple bills passed by the 87th legislative session will have an impact on Texas law enforcement. There were administrative changes, changes in existing statutes, and new laws. Texas’ law enforcement professionals will better serve their communities by increasing their awareness of changes and additions to state statutes as they pursue equality in justice and ensure public safety.

**** CSI Bundle: $600 for CSI: DNA Evidence, Fingerprints, and Photography if purchased all together! Please email us at Training@MengerUsa.com to take advantage of this package deal!!*** Crime Scene Investigations require proper handling and preservation of evidence to successfully solve the crime and prosecute those involved. Fingerprints are one of the many pieces of key evidence located in crime scenes, in various forms and on various surfaces. Lab type classroom setting will ensure the student's knowledge of locating & processing evidence using various chemicals & techmiques. Topics covered: Anatomy of Fingerprints Use of Fingerprints in LE Types of Fingerprints Locating/ recovering fingerprints on different surfaces Limiting/ Enhancing conditions Processing of fingerprints Techniques, powders & chemical use ALS/ Photography DNA & fingerprints Packaging Live scenarios & evidence processing exercises will be used to demonstrate the techniques used to locate, recover & preserve fingerprints located in crime scenes. If an Invoice is needed, please email us at Training@MengerUsa.com

***For registrations and pricing please visit www.humaneeducatorsoftexas.com/register or contact Humane Educators Of Texas at www.humaneeducatorsoftexas.com *** Are you just starting out investigating animal cruelty? In this course, we will discuss how to get a cruelty investigation started. Topics include; history of cruelty, active & passive cruelties, 4th amendment, plain view doctrine, Texas penal codes related to crimes against animals, search warrants, the adjudication process, and more. We will also spend time discussing various situational studies to better determine when education is the best route instead of jumping straight into prosecution. We will end day two with case study activities where students will work through an animal cruelty case investigation. This class is ideally suited for: ​ -All ACOs and Peace officers who are involved in investigating animal cruelty. Seasoned investigators who would like a 'refresher' on this topic. -Any ACO who is starting out in this field and is interested in working in cruelty investigations.

Interacting with Drivers Deaf and Hard of Hearing The course will provide comprehensive procedures for engaging with drivers who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. Join us for an insightful exploration of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities. We will address key topics, including Deaf culture, American Sign Language, and essential considerations for effectively serving these communities in the field. Topics Covered: Procedures for Interacting with Drivers who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing Deaf and hard of hearing Specialty License Plates Legal obligations Communication strategies Situational awareness De-escalation techniques Resources and tools This is a requisite course for those Peace Officers working toward their Intermediate Certificate or their Advanced Certificate if their Intermediate was issued on or after January 1, 2016. Instructor: Lt Belinda Mangum (Retired)

This class is designed to certify an individual to be a statewide resource as a mental health officer (MHO), per Texas Occupations Code 1701.404, and the TCOLE Rule §221.11. An MHO assists responding law enforcement officers to determine, if and what, actions can be taken regarding the individual(s)’s 4th Amendment rights, due to the individual(s)’s incapacitation caused by their mental health crisis.This course certifies an individual on how to identify applicable situations for intervention, appropriate local resources for the demographics of the jurisdiction, and best practices on building resource/community connections. This course does not certify the applicant as a mental health care expert or mental health care service provider. This class is to achieve a voluntary and elite designation. The requirements to achieve this elite and voluntary designation reflect the gravity of the duties. Prerequisites: (a)To qualify for a mental health officer proficiency certificate, an applicant must meet the following requirements: (1)currently appointed as a peace officer, county jailer, or Justice of the peace; (2)at least two years' experience as a peace officer, county jailer, or justice of the peace; (3)if not currently a commissioned peace officer or county jailer, an applicant must meet the current enrollment standards; (4)if an applicant is a commissioned peace officer or county jailer, an applicant must not ever have had a license or certificate issued by the commission suspended or revoked; (5)if an applicant is a commissioned peace officer or county jailer, an applicant must have met the continuing education requirements for the previous training cycle; (6)successful completion of a training course in emergency first aid and lifesaving techniques (Red Cross or equivalent); (7)successful completion of the current mental health officer training course and pass the approved examination for mental health officer proficiency. (b)The effective date of this section is January 14, 2010. Additionally, the student must have taken: De-escalation (TCOLE Course #1849) AND Crisis Intervention Training (TCOLE Course #1850) OR Mental Health for Jailers (TCOLE Course #4900) Please note: Peace officers who completed the Basic Peace Officer Course after 2019 (BPOC 1000667, 1000696, 1000720), will have both 1849 and 1850 and meet the enrollment requirements. Instructor: Sergeant Stephanie Piper

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.

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.

The Dangerous Dog Investigator course is a comprehensive 16-hour training designed to equip investigators with the knowledge and skills to handle dangerous dog cases effectively. The course focuses on TX Health & Safety Code 822, providing a detailed review of the definitions, terminology, and legal requirements for declaring a dog dangerous in Texas. Key topics include: Understanding the Dangerous Dog Law (TX Health & Safety Code 822) Case studies to explore real-life scenarios and decision-making processes The role of the court in dangerous dog cases The interplay between state law and local ordinances in dangerous dog cases. How to draft a dangerous dog declaration and perform investigations Inspection processes and maintaining communication with insurance companies The course also includes a review of the state requirements for owning a dangerous dog in Texas, as well as how jurisdictions can build on these requirements to strengthen local ordinances. Students will leave the class with a thorough understanding of the legal and procedural aspects of dangerous dog investigations and how to manage these cases in their own jurisdiction. 16 hours DSHS CEU TCOLE approved for 16 hours CEU Menger Public Safety is not responsible for the registration of this course. Please register by contacting The Humane Educators at: Info@humaneeducatorsoftexas.com Call us at: 512-221-5464 www.humaneeducatorsoftexas.com/register For more information about The Humane Educators of Texas Copy and paste this link to your browser or visit our "News" Tab. https://www.publicsafety.training/post/the-humane-educators-of-texas

This course is a four-day (32-hour TCOLE credit) K9 Operator. The class will be taught by a K9 SWAT Operator. Students will need to provide their own transportation to and from different training sites in the Gulf Coast Houston Metro area. This course is limited to 12 K9 operator teams to maximize repetitions and allow for sufficient K9 rest and cooling off. ***The fee for this course is $500 for each K9 team. SWAT operators without a K9 may also attend for $150. *** If you are a SWAT team member, please go to the other registration link for this course.** This class will focus on understanding and implementing K9s into SWAT operations, including an overview of K9 team benefits and pitfalls. Progressive tactical K9 training plans will be discussed to give K9 handlers and SWAT personnel a proven program that, when implemented with their teams, will enhance a SWAT team by enabling K9 operations to integrate in the inner perimeter. Different real-world techniques covered will be resolution of barricaded suspect situations, structure clearing, K9 threshold evaluations, less-lethal options, and implementation of K9 into operational planning. In addition, students will receive emergency K9 trauma care training. The class will be hands-on and will require physical exertion. Prerequisites: Students must be certified peace officers or active military personnel in good standing with their agency. Students must be able to provide an agency ID on the first day of class. K9 teams must have proof of being actively certified in the discipline of K9 patrol by a nationally recognized third-party organization. A pass/fail K9 handler assessment will be conducted the morning of the first day of class. The assessment will consist of a half mile handler only run followed by manually lifting their respective K9 over a 6-foot fence or wall. The handler then must get themselves over the wall after the dog. The handler will be wearing a full duty belt and ballistic vest. Although walking is not permitted during the half mile run, there is no time limit on the physical assessment. A pass/fail sociability assessment for all K9s will be conducted by the K9 cadre. This is performed by checking the dog’s ability to be around others without showing extreme fear or aggression. Due to the nature of the class, instructors will determine if the K9 will be able to continue at an acceptable level during training exposure.

The TCOLE Advanced Instructor Certification Course aims to enhance instructor comprehension of student motivations and generational values. The program is tailored to hone instructor skills in preparation, presentation, and overall competency in training. The course is specifically designed to cultivate the ability to teach other adults with professionalism and to create a productive and effective learning environment. Topics Covered: Understanding Generational Gaps Perception Risk and Task Analysis Need Assessment Stage Fright Student Behaviors Perspectives on Learning, Teaching, and Technology Modern Multimedia Development and Delivery Testing Evaluation Student Presentation and Teaching Exercises Target Audience (Recommended): Certified TCOLE Basic Instructors Licensed Security Officers Emergency Medical Technicians Public Safety Trainers Instructor: Lieutenant Michael De Leon has a distinguished career spanning over 17 years as a Texas Peace Officer, fulfilling roles as a Patrol Officer and Deputy Constable. Demonstrating a commitment to continuous improvement, he has pursued various certifications, including those as a certified Mental Health Officer, Crisis/Hostage Negotiator, and Civil Process Proficiency holder. Lt. De Leon holds an Associate degree in Criminal Justice and possesses an array of significant certifications, such as Master Peace Officer proficiency, Advanced Instructor, and De-Escalation Instructor qualifications. His leadership acumen is honed through accredited programs like the Texas Police Chiefs Association Developing Leaders, the FBI-LEEDA Trilogy program, and LEMIT’s Texas Constable Leadership College. With a passion for community involvement and a dedication to shaping future law enforcement instructors, Lt. De Leon exemplifies a commitment to excellence in his field.