Monday, November 15, 2010

Training Opportunity

***The following training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement***

What: Communications & Professionalism

Target Audience: Police, Corrections, Investigators, Probation, Airport & School Police, Trainers, Security Personnel, Supervisors & Managers, Liquor Control, Children's Services, FBI, DEA, ICE, Emergency Managers, Inspectors, Court Personnel.

Sponsoring Agency: Salem Police Department, CODE 4

When: March 21, 2011

Hours: 8:00am to 4:30 PM

Cost: $99 if you register online, $109 if you register via phone, call for group discounts of 10 or more.

Where: Salem Comfort Inn & Suites, 630 Hawthorne Ave SE Salem, OR

Instructor: Scott Dye served with the U.S. Marines from 1979 to 1985, he was promoted to Recon platoon Sergeant, prior to completing his military career. In 1985 Mr. Dye was certified as a police officer in Oregon and work for 15 years gaining experience in patrol, entry team, DARE, SRO, FTO, Traffic and K-9 handler. In 2000, Scott became a Training Lieutenant with the Department of Public Safety Training Academy in Oregon. While there Scott Dye trained thousands of police officers regarding Ethics and Tactical Communications. He has also been involved extensively in Martial Arts and Defensive Tactics. Mr. Dye has a unique way of presenting his material, using his own life experiences and humor to train and share his knowledge.

Overview: This course covers tactical communication including communication with your community, your agency, your family and how you are perceived by each. This program was created to assist public safety, criminal justice and others to communicate, not just with the public, but with your peers and family. Helping you to achieve a safe and successful career and a successful family life.

Improving your safety and tactics
Communicating with the Community
Perceptions
Being more professional
Reducing complaints & liabilities
Decrease your stress
Communicating with your agency
Old Dogs vs. New Dogs
Communicating with family
Family perceptions
Surviving careers, maintaining your family

To Register: Go to www.code4.org and click on "Training Schedule" or via e-mail: Reservations@code4.org - or call us 1-800-622-9391. The Salem Police Department is only hosting this training and is not involved with the registration process.

Class Questions: Contact Code 4 @ 1-800-622-9391

Pre-requisite: None

Attire: Casual

Supplies/Equipment Needed: Certificates and reference material provided, bring your own writing supplies.

Area Lodging:
Phoenix Grand Hotel $99 free hot breakfast, parking, internet 503-540-7800

Phoenix Inn South $60 free hot breakfast, free wireless internet 503-588-9220

Phoenix Inn North $65 free hot breakfast 503-581-7004

Best Western Mill Creek Inn $69 free breakfast at Denny's 503-585-3332

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