Our First Ever Summit!

Before Cindy Beck retired as the CDE specialist over law and public safety courses in California last spring, she wanted to give a parting gift to her teachers. She wanted to start an annual training day just for those teachers in the law and public safety areas. Thanks in part for some supplemental CDE funds, the first LPS Summit will be February 6th, 2025 in at Clovis Veterans Memorial District north of Fresno.

Sessions

There will be sessions for every pathway in the law and public safety area: Law Enforcement, Fire, Emergency Medical, Legal Services and many more. Sessions will cover industry specific information as well as generalized content such as how to grow your program and expand Work Based Learning Opportunities.

Schedule 

Monday 2/3

Pre-conference Session 8:00-5:00

Drones FAA 107

Tuesday 2/4

Pre-conference Session 8:00-5:00

Drones FAA 107

Wednesday 2/5

Pre-conference Sessions 8:00-5:00

Drones NFPA 2400

CSI for the Classroom

Police Academy in Your Classroom

911 Instructor Certification

Thursday 2/6

LPS Summit 

8:00 – Registration

8:15 – Opening

9:00 – Session 1

10:15 – Session 2

11:15 – Session 3

12:15 – Plenary Session Lunch

1:30 – Session 4

2:45 – Session 5

3:45 – Session 6

Location

All events will be at the Clovis Veterans Memorial District facility in Clovis, California.

https://www.cvmdistrict.org/

Registration

The Summit is a one day conference on Thursday, February 6th for anyone teaching, administrating, or supporting law and public safety programs. Lunch is included in the registration fee.

Registration fee: $149

Click Here to register for the Summit and/or preconference training. 

Pre-Conference Training

There are four outstanding preconference training sessions. All preconference registrations INCLUDE the Summit registration fee. Lunch is included with registration. Training is 8:00 to 5:00 daily.

One Day Sessions – Wednesday, February 5th

Registration fee (including Summit registration): $259

Crime Scene Investigation in the Classroom

This 8 hour training will prepare instructors to teach basic crime scene processing techniques. Photos, sketches, identifying evidence, searches, and similar will be covered. Basic evidence processing will also be covered. This training prepared instructors to address hands on topics related to the Basic Crime Scene Investigator.

Instructor: Jeff Branyon, professor at TMU, former GBI agent, National Forensics Academy instructor, marshal, and police chief

National Basic 9-1-1 Dispatch Instructor Certification

This 8 hour training will prepare instructors to certify their students in NECI Basic 9-1-1 Dispatch. NECI is a nationally recognized 9-1-1 training company whose certificate is an industry recognized credential under Perking Acts and is used nationwide. Instructors can also get Basic 9-1-1 dispatch certfied as well prior to the conference – email tom@lapsen.org 

Instructor: Heather Joyner, The PSAP Consulting Group

Police Academy in the Classroom

This 8 hour training will teach instructors how to have hands on skill labs based on police academy basic skills. Topics on teaching basic handcuffing, vehicle pullovers, and basic officer safety will be covered. The content of this training supports preparing students for the National Law Enforcement Certification.

Instructor: Tim Hart, retired Fontana City Police, police specialist with State Department trained police in Afghanistan & Iraq, teacher at Cambridge High School.

Special LPS Drone Training

Registration fee (including Summit registration): $369

This training will prepare teachers to teach drones in their classes. This is a three day training from Monday through Wednesday. Lunch is included each day. This course is offered at an amazing price – due to the CDE support for the Summit. 

FAA Part 107 class – Monday and Tuesday
This 16-hour class will prepare you to be a commercial drone pilot and meet the FAA Part 107 rules taught by Blue Ridge Mountain Drones. Topics such as weather, airspace, aviation charts, lat logs, and hazard attitudes will be covered. The FAA says if you use a drone to take photos or videos other than for hobbyist purposes, you need to meet the FAA Part 107 rules. Examples would be search and rescue, damage assessment, traffic reconstruction, overwatch, or commercial and residential fires you must be a certified drone pilot. Upon completion of the class, you will have the knowledge to take and pass the FAA 60-question test offered near you.

The you will need to bring a laptop, drone if available, and an ASA Remote Pilot Test Prep with Prepware book.

 

NFPA 2400: Standard for Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) Used for Public Safety Operations – Wednesday
 
NFPA 2400 is the Standard for Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) Used for Public Safety Operations, developed by the National Fire Protection Association. It provides guidelines for managing drone programs, training personnel, and safely operating sUAS in fire, law enforcement, and emergency response scenarios. The standard ensures effective, safe, and compliant integration of drones into public safety missions.