In-Service eLearning Training - 2011 / 2012

Defensive Tactics

Available - Defensive Tactics 2011 - 2012

This course is designed to address Defensive Tactics techniques that are important to the safe and effective operation of today's law enforcement agents. This course is certified and is part of In-Service training 2011/2012.
Human Trafficking

Available - Human Trafficking - A Basic Understanding


Update: "GOVERNOR PATRICK SIGNS ANTI-HUMAN TRAFFICKING LEGISLATION, Drastically increases punishment for offenders, protection for victims."

First Responder

Available - First Responder

MPI’s “First Responder Training for Municipal Police Officers.” In this training, we will address four vitally important categories of emergency care.
Legal Updates

Available - Legal Updates

This years Legal Updates covers, The First Complaint Doctrine / The Cruz Case Review / Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act / New Law - House Bill H 3810.

In-Service eLearning Training - 2011 / 2012 EXTRAS

Officer Safety

Available - Officer Safety -Traffic Stops & Road Details

This program is presented by MIIA and MPI. Traffic is the most dangerous thing about police work simply because most people spend a lot of time driving. But working outside the car has its risks too.Officers on detail are also at high risk for injury merely for being present in the roadway.
CIRT

Available - CIRT - Critical Incident Resilience Training

Dr. Leo Politzoti presents Critical Incident Resilience Training. Introduction by Chief Mark Leahy, President of MCOPA. Developed by MPI in concert with Dr. Leo Politzoti of the Direct Decision Institute in Worcester. This training is not a treatment program for cops, but rather a “Positive Psychology” initiative.

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Customer Testimonials

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““Being able to have my officers complete a major portion of their annual in-service training on-line has proven to be both cost effective and efficient. Our in-service schedule is no longer interrupted because instructors cannot reach the island and it has saved me a significant amount of overtime costs.”

William J. Pittman,
Chief of Police,
Nantucket Police Department,
Nantucket, MA

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