Kansas Sheriffs’ Association
in cooperation With The
Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center Present The
14th annual
S.A.M.S.
Sheriffs' Administration and Management Seminar
Reqistration and attendance is restricted to Sheriffs and their
command staff without prior approvaL
February 4-6,2008
The Holiday Inn Topeka-West is the official
hotel and training location for the 14th Annual
S.A.MS, Seminar. Please mention the special
KSA rate of $68 per night (plus 13.45% tax).
The Hotel is conveniently located at -70 and Fairlawn Road in the City of
Topeka, Capital of Kansas
Amenities:
Indoor Pool
Holidome®
High-speed Internet Access
Sauna
Whirlpool
Kids Eat Free
Health/Fitness Center On-Site
Check-In: 4:00 PM Check-Out Time: 12:00 PM
Your 3-night paid room also entitles you to a free breakfast buffet (1 breakfast
per room) on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 6:30 AM to 8:00 AM.
The deadline for the KSA hotel reservations block is 1/21/08
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW
HOLIDAY INN WEST
HOTELS RESORTS
605 Fairlawn Rd.
Topeka, KS 66606
Tel: (785) 272-8040
Fax: (785) 272-8065
EmaiL: foewe@cjnetworks.com
About the Course
Simulation-based Training for Command Post
Personnel
This course is intended for Sheriffs and other executive level personnel faced
with preparing their agency and community for the eventualities that everyone
wants to believe “couldn’t happen here.” One of the overriding responsibilities
of today’s Sheriff is to ensure that his or her community is fully prepared to
work in a unified way in the face of a serious event with community wide impact.
This means that plans and corresponding technologies have to be put into place,
and they must be understood by all segments of the community both public and
private. Nationally we have required training for CS Levels (700,100 a 200) that
will result in hundreds of people in our communities with certificates on the
wall BUT, does
that translate into competent performance, or will we go back
to “business as usual?”
Integration of plans, technology and multi disciplinary Unified Command training
will be the focus of this session. Considerable time is spent in command post
exercises using a model city simulator. This course is approved by the
Department of Homeland Security Office of Grants and Training (Homeland
Preparedness Tracking #NM-00i -RESP),
About the
Instructors
John McNaIl
Mr. McNall graduated from the University of Dayton and the Detroit Police
Academy in 1968 initiating a 38-year career in Field Service, Management,
Training and Consulting in Law Enforcement. His experience includes management
of a major police academy, nationally recognized consultant and trainer in the
areas of School Violence, Critical incident Management, interviewing, Project
Planning and Problem Solving. He currently serves as the President of BowMac
Educational Services, nc, and BOWMAC Software, inc,
Vincent Faggiano
In his 32 years of service with the Rochester, NY Police Department, Mr.
Faggiano commanded patrol, investigative and administrative divisions within the
department at the highest levels, He is a nationally-recognized Critical
incident Management trainer and is the coordinator for the design and delivery
of this program for BowMac Educational Services.
BowMac Educational Services, Inc. delivers high quality training programs to
communities in three main areas; Critical Incident Management, Community
Policing and Interviewing a Investigative Strategies.
In the early 90s, long before NIMS was required under HSPD-5, BowMac implemented
CS-based plans into schools, colleges, universities, and municipalities.
BowMacs “Simulation-Based Training for Command Post Personnel” has recently been
certified by the Office fo Domestic Preparedness, rendering it eligible
for Federal and State terrorism fundinq,
About the Course
Simulation-Based Training for Command Post Personnel
This course is intended for Sheriffs and other executive level personnel faced
with preparing their agency and community for the eventualities that everyone
wants to believe “couldn’t happen here.” One of the overriding responsibilities
of today’s Sheriff is to ensure that his or her community is fully prepared to
work in a unified way in the face of a serious event with community wide impact.
This means that plans and corresponding technologies have to be put into place,
and they must be understood by all segments of the community both public and
private. Nationally we have required training for CS Levels (700,100 a 200) that
will result in hundreds of people in our communities with certificates on the
walL BUT, does that translate into competent performance, or will we go back to
“business as usual?”
Integration of plans, technology and multi disciplinary Unified Command training
will be the focus of this session. Considerable time is spent in command post
exercises using a model city simulator. This course is approved by the
Department of Homeland Security Office of Grants and Training (Homeland
Preparedness Tracking #NM-00i -RESP),
There is no registration fee; however, you must reserve space in this
seminar. Reservations are limited to the first 100 registrants and will only be
granted upon KLETC’s receipt of a completed registration form.
Kansas Sheriffs’ Association
P0 Box 1853
Salna, KS 67402-1853
Phone: (785) 827-2222
Fax: (785) 827-5215
http: //www.ks-sheriff.org