LCLE Training Schedules

We will explore the many ways that LAVNS can serve CASA workers.

UCR Online is a web site utilized by law enforcement agencies in the state of Louisiana to electronically submit their Uniform Crime Reports to the Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement. Please enter your information to start the UCRonline registration process. This is NOT a training class. Thank you for your participation.

Annual POST Firearms Instructor Retrainer - Session 5 Registrations for each session will be processed on a "FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE" basis! Signed Registration Form and Completed Waiver REQUIRED for CONFIRMATION! Your "spot" is NOT SAVED until the ENTIRE REGISTRATION PROCESS is COMPLETE!

Annual POST Firearms Instructor Retrainer - Session 3 Registrations for each session will be processed on a "FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE" basis! Signed Registration Form and Completed Waiver REQUIRED for CONFIRMATION! Your "spot" is NOT SAVED until the ENTIRE REGISTRATION PROCESS is COMPLETE!

Annual POST Firearms Instructor Retrainer - Session 1 Registrations for each session will be processed on a "FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE" basis! Signed Registration Form and Completed Waiver REQUIRED for CONFIRMATION! Your "spot" is NOT SAVED until the ENTIRE REGISTRATION PROCESS is COMPLETE!

This is a 2-day comprehensive workshop designed to assist law enforcement personnel in appropriately responding to domestic violence calls and orders of protection. Topics include basic domestic violence theory, officer safety, legal issues, investigative techniques, and special circumstances including stalking, strangulation and sexual assault. Workshop is free of charge with morning snacks and lunch provided. Evening meals and lodging is the responsibility of the participant. For additional information contact Tracy Dahmer Farris at dahmert@ag.state.la.us

This is a 2-day comprehensive workshop designed to assist law enforcement personnel in appropriately responding to domestic violence calls and orders of protection. Topics include basic domestic violence theory, officer safety, legal issues, investigative techniques, and special circumstances including stalking, strangulation and sexual assault. Workshop is free of charge with morning snacks and lunch provided. Evening meals and lodging is the responsibility of the participant. For additional information contact Tracy Dahmer Farris at dahmert@ag.state.la.us

The Louisiana POST Council, in conjunction with the FBI, is co-sponsoring several Instructor Development Courses for instructors assigned full-time to accredited academies, and for general peace officer instructors. The course goal is to prepare experienced law enforcement officers to be effective instructors for their agencies and/or academies. The course focuses on principles of learning, the police officer as an adult learner, determining training needs, and defining instructional objectives. Students will become familiar with effective communication and teaching strategies and will make presentations using lesson plans, visual support materials, and contemporary teaching techniques. This course is designed for either the beginning or the experienced instructor, based upon academy needs. Only full-time Louisiana peace officers who have a minimum of 2 years full-time service are eligible to attend. Any instructor, who is a full-time employee of a POST-accredited police academy, must be certified by the POST council within one year of his/her employment (as an instructor). The instructor must successfully complete the POST/FBI Instructor Development Course in order to obtain certification. Individuals who possess FBI Instructor Development Certificates issued upon completion of the FBI National Academy need not attend this course. They are automatically certified by POST. However, a copy of their certificate must be on file with POST. Priority is given to instructors at basic academies. If you have any questions, please contact a member of the POST Staff at 225-925-4942.

Learn how LAVNS works for you and for your clients. At the conclusion of this three-hour session, you will have learned how LAVNS can partner with you to serve victims. We cover the role of the VAC and the System Administrator, how to improve and monitor the quality of LAVNS data, monitoring registrations and notifications and how LAVNS supports the new Louisiana Victim Notice and Registration form.