Police Chief Executive Training Program
In 1987 the Police Chief Executive Training Program was established by the legislature. It mandates the Law Enforcement Training Board to provide training for all newly- appointed chiefs of city police departments and towns having a metropolitan police department. The program includes media relations, accounting for funds, policy making, discipline and other administrative areas. The course may also be taken by town marshals, deputy chiefs or other high-level administrative officers of a department.
Top FAQsI Want To...
- How can I attend the Academy's Basic Course?
- Do I have to attend the Academy if I graduated from an Academy in another state?
- Can I get a waiver from basic training if I graduated from a reserve academy?
- What is the current process for instructor recertification?
- What agencies are L.E.T.B.-certified to conduct Instructor Development courses?
- How many hours of training conducted by an L.E.T.B. - certified instructor can be used toward the instructor's 16 hours of mandated inservice training?
Top FAQs I Want To...
- See what classes are being offered at the ILEA.
- Know what training is available outside the ILEA.
- Learn more about the ILEA.
- See a list of Certified Training Providers.
- Learn about the Academy's instructors.
- Know about the Academy's Physical Fitness Standards.
- Contact someone at the Academy with a specific question.
- Order training materials from the ILEA.
- See the current Basic Class schedule.
