Continuing Education - Online

Description: A four-hour class that takes a comprehensive look at improving output, performance, and customer service interactions. Create a positive work environment for subordinates and improve communication within the organization and with stakeholders.  Creating Effective Customer Service is an online and self-paced 4-hour course. This is a staff development course excellent for all individuals needing staff development hours and wanting to create and implement effective customer service. It is an excellent choice for anyone who interacts with the public as part of their job duties. Register and go at your own pace. 

Description: For law enforcement professionals, understanding and mitigating unconscious bias is critical to fostering trust, enhancing decision-making, and ensuring equitable treatment within communities. This state-of-the-art online training course equips learners with essential knowledge and evidence-based strategies to address unconscious bias at the individual, interpersonal, and institutional levels.  It offers an expanded examination of various types of biases, such as cognitive and identity-based biases, and introduces the concept of heuristics to explain why biases occur from a scientific perspective.

Law enforcement officers will explore the concept of neuroplasticity and its relevance in adopting workplace strategies, such as counterstereotype training, discretion elimination, and continued education, to build equitable practices. By engaging in self-assessment to identify and address personal biases, participants will gain actionable tools to foster diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, both within their agencies and in interactions with the public.

Through interactive case studies, quizzes, and other engagement tools, this course emphasizes practical application, ensuring participants can confidently apply these skills in high-stakes environments. For law enforcement, this training is invaluable in promoting fair treatment, reducing conflict, and strengthening community relationships.

Description:  Strengthen your skills with Closing the Gap, a 20-hour, online and self-paced course that equips you to navigate generational differences, enhance communication, and build stronger connections. This course includes 2 mental health hours to help you foster well-being and create positive, productive relationships. 

Description: This is an online only (virtual) training course that identifies and addresses contemporary concerns surrounding diversity, equity, and inclusion in the law enforcement profession.

Description: CLEET has formed a partnership with the NCBRT, Louisiana State University and The Department of Homeland Security, to bring eLearning to peace officers in Oklahoma. The courses provided are recognized by CLEET as continuing education and may be used a part of the mandated yearly training requirement to maintain peace officer certification.

Description: This interactive police diversity, equity, and inclusion online training course was designed for law enforcement professionals to enhance their knowledge of cultural competency and build upon communication skills to better connect with the people within the communities served. This police diversity training online class offers engaging features such as quizzes, video scenarios, opportunities to for advanced skill building, and a downloadable document on combatting implicit bias in policing.

Description: This course is a basic overview of how to handle death investigations and what to look for. There is a brief lecture on what type of evidence to look for as well as a touch of forensic pathology.

Description: Online training hosted by the Board of Tests for Alcohol and Drug Influence that exposes law enforcement to the laws regarding blood specimen evidence collection for impaired driving investigations.

Description:Examine best practices and areas for improvement when responding to cyber and/or physical incidents impacting Oklahoma elections.

EXERCISE OBJECTIVES
1. Assess Oklahoma elections officials' ability to identify, respond to, and manage cyber and/or physical incidents impacting elections.
2. Discuss information sharing processes and reporting procedures among state and local election officials and their security partners.
3. Explore processes to mitigate the impacts of foreign influence operations and inaccurate information impacting elections operations.
4. Examine the coordination process if additional resources are needed to address cyber and/or physical incidents.

This TTX is hosted and facilitated by local Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Advisors.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) conducts cyber and physical exercises with government, sector, and international partners to enhance the security and resilience of critical infrastructure.

Description: In the field of security and investigations, accurate and objective report writing is essential. This course provides comprehensive training on how to produce clear, concise, and professional reports that effectively document incidents, support investigations, and can hold up under legal scrutiny. Through six in-depth modules, participants will learn best practices in report writing, focusing on the importance of clarity, objectivity, and completeness to improve communication, accountability, and professionalism in their documentation.

Description: This is an online only (virtual) training course that covers how to properly package evidence and what materials to use.

Description: This course aims to equip security officers with the essential skills to create detailed, clear, and professional reports that meet industry standards. The course will cover the structure of a report, the 5 W’s (Who, What, When, Where, Why), and the importance of accuracy, clarity, and objectivity.

Description: The purpose of this online course is to provide general information about identity theft, including the most common methods of identity theft, ways of protecting yourself against identity theft, ways of recovering from an identity theft, and legal information about the crime of identity theft.

Description: This is an online only (virtual) training course that reviews some historical active shooter events and how law enforcement response has evolved as a result. The course covers definitions, lessons learned, equipment needed, response options dependent on manpower and the need to recognize transition options if the incident changes during response.

Description: This is a supervisory and command level course meant to provide an overview of managing the incident scene, the post response manpower and all of the related rally points necessary after an active shooter event. This course of instruction reviews some of the management and supervisor concerns not usually addressed in active shooter response courses. While active shooter events can occur at any location, this course focuses on schools.

Description: Advanced Tactical Casualty Care (ATC2) is an 18-hour CAPCE-accredited online course covering tactical casualty management across the Care Under Fire/Direct Threat and Tactical Field Care/Indirect Threat phases. Developed and taught by Dr. Mike Shertz - emergency medicine & EMS boarded physician, former Army Special Forces medic (18D), and two-decade tactical medic on a regional SWAT team. The course is consistent with current TCCC and TECC guidelines. Topics include wound ballistics, hemorrhage control, junctional hemorrhage, hemostatic agents and wound packing, nasopharyngeal airways, thoracic trauma, tension pneumothorax recognition and decompression, finger thoracostomy, head and abdominal injury management, hypothermia prevention, casualty movement, multi-casualty triage, and Casualty Collection Point setup. No prior medical training is required. This is not death by powerpoint, professionally filmed & edited, with photographs of actual injuries and close up step by step demonstrations.

Description: This course is a basic overview of crime scene safety and some security precautions to take while on scene. It will cover personal protective equipment (PPE) needed as well as proper crime scene safety protocol.

Description: This is an online only (virtual) training course that reviews Boyd’s Cycle (OODA Loops) and all of the ways knowledge of the human decision-making cycle impacts performance, training, and learning.

Description: This course of instruction discusses the differences between conscious and subconscious decision making and the pros and cons of each. Further, that information is then applied to the human decision-making cycle, Boyd’s Cycle or “OODA Loops,” as applicable to conflict and officer survival situations. Finally, the course discusses how training should be structured to most efficiently empower subconscious decision making, increasing the officer’s chances of victory in conflict situations.*Student officers in states that certify this training for in-service credit must successfully complete the test at the end of the program. A minimum score of 80% is required to pass. Prerequisites: Prior to taking/completing this course, it is recommended that the attending officer complete the course titled, “Boyd’s Cycle Applied to Conflict Survival.”

Description: This is an online only (virtual) training course that discusses the realities of in-person, hand to hand conflicts. The concerns regarding the dynamics of such situations, potential dangers and methods for decreasing risk are discussed. If conflict becomes necessary, personal body weapons, types of strikes, methodology for application and fighting from extreme closer quarters are discussed. Techniques are demonstrated. 

Description: Improvised TECC/TCCC is a 6.5-hour CAPCE-accredited online course grounded entirely in published medical literature, designed for law enforcement officers and other personnel already familiar with TECC/TCCC guidelines who need to know what to do when purpose-built equipment is unavailable or depleted. Working through the MARCH mnemonic, the course evaluates the evidence behind improvised tourniquets (belts, cravat-windlass, surgical tubing, and others), wound packing, vascular compression, external aortic compression, improvised junctional and pelvic binders, airway management including surgical cricothyroidotomy, improvised chest seals, finger thoracostomy, and hypothermia prevention. Only techniques with published proof of concept are presented. Students earn 6.5 Advanced CAPCE CEH upon completion.

Description: K9 Tactical Casualty Care for Humans is a 3-hour CAPCE-accredited online course for TECC/TCCC-trained law enforcement officers and tactical personnel who work alongside operational K9s. The course identifies which human trauma skills transfer directly to a wounded canine, which require technique modifications due to anatomical differences, and which could cause catastrophic outcomes if applied without adjustment. Content covers K9 wounding patterns, muzzling and hemorrhage control, airway management including surgical airways, thoracic decompression, IV/IO access, medication administration, hypothermia and heat injury, and other K9-specific considerations - all consistent with K9 TECC and TCCC guidelines. Students earn 3 Basic CAPCE CEH upon completion.

Description: This is an online only (virtual) training course that examines concerns and protocols for off-duty activities. Topics covered include whether or not to be armed, what other equipment to carry, emergency planning, identification and communications. Judgment on whether or not to get involved in law enforcement action while off-duty is also examined.

Description: This is an online only (virtual) training course that reviews the traditional Ten Deadly Errors, and their impact on officer survival concerns, but also adds two additional and conventionally recognized “deadly errors.” The deadly errors are mistakes commonly made by law enforcement professionals that, when leveraged fully by the criminal suspects, can result in the law enforcement officer’s death.