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Domestic Violence Investigations - (July 9, 2025 8:00 am - 12:00 pm)
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The Pearland Police Department is proud to partner with the Harris County Domestic Violence Coordinating Council, to bring awareness to survivors of domestic violence. Law enforcement investigations into domestic violence, require understanding victims, empathy and a willingness to help with these events. Domestic violence is one of the leading causes of death for women on an international level. It is also one of the most dangerous crimes that law enforcement will respond to; and it also is a frustrating crime to address for most law enforcement. We look forward to having you attend this free training.
Topics included in this course will include:- Domestic Violence 101
- Assessing Danger
- Domestic Violence High Risk Team
- Trauma Informed Response
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ICC Arrest, Search and Seizure - (July 22, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
The Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees protection from unreasonable searches and seizures. It is the duty of law enforcement officers to conduct legal searches and seizures. An illegal search or seizure violates a persons rights and may lead to adverse consequences for the officer who engaged in the illegality. Such consequences may include a criminal or civil case brought against the officer, suppression of evidence recovered from the suspect, and department discipline. This course meets Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) requirements #2108
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ICC Spanish for Law Enforcement, TCOLE 2109 - (August 6-8, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
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An important duty for a criminal justice professional is gathering information during field interviews. One must be able to ask questions and be prepared to interpret the responses given in Spanish. This course will provide tips for identifying oneself and on how to ask questions necessary for establishing events, gathering details about times and dates, finding witnesses, and obtaining the description of suspects or victims. This course meets Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) requirements #2109 -
Mental Health Officer (TCOLE #4201) - (August 19-21, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
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This course is free.
The purpose of the Mental Health Officer course is to further inform and educate the officer in the area of mental health and issues pertaining to serving as a mental health officer, to include advanced crisis intervention training.
This course meets Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) requirements #4201
Prerequisite
To qualify for a mental health officer proficiency certificate, an applicant must meet the following requirements:
Currently appointed as a peace officer or justice of the peace; At least two years experience as a peace officer or justice of the peace; If not currently a commissioned peace officer, an applicant must meet the current enrollment standards; If an applicant is a commissioned peace officer, an applicant must not ever have had a license or certificate issued by the commission suspended or revoked; If an applicant is a commissioned peace officer, an applicant must have met the continuing education requirements for the previous training cycle; Successful completion of a training course in emergency first aid and lifesaving techniques (Red Cross or equivalent); and Successful completion of the current mental health peace officer training course, pass the approved written examination for mental health officer proficiency, with a score of 80% or better, and pass the skills based exam with a grade of satisfactory. Additionally, the student must have taken:
De-escalation (TCOLE Course #1849) AND Crisis Intervention Training (TCOLE Course #1850) OR Mental Health for Jailers (TCOLE Course #4900)
Please note: Peace officers who completed the Basic Peace Officer Course after 2019 (BPOC 1000667, 1000696, 1000720), will have both 1849 and 1850 and meet the enrollment requirements.
Audience
Currently commissioned Texas peace officers
Education Credits
24.00 Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) -
Intoxilyzer Operator (Fondren Forensics) - (August 25-27, 2025)
Fondren Forensics Inc. offers a State Approved Breath Test Operator School for the new Intoxilyzer 9000 Instrument. This class is open to law enforcement employees across the state of Texas. In addition to receiving state certification as a breath test operator, students who successfully complete this course of instruction may be eligible to apply for TCOLE credit.
Fondren Forensics utilizes instructors with different backgrounds, including chemists, police officers, private business owners, government employees, attorneys, investigators and technical supervisors. The information students receive in this class follows the guidelines set forth by the Texas Breath Alcohol Testing Regulations, in accordance with operating a school of initial instruction.
Fondren Forensics Presents
Registration
• www.fondrenforensics.com
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• Call 817-720-5141
Aug 25-27, 2025 Time: 8:00a-5:30p M-T 8:00a-12:00p W
Location:
Pearland Police Department 2555 Cullen Pkwy Pearland, Texas 77581
Tuition: $475.00
2700 Tibbets Dr Ste 100 Bedford, Texas 76022 817-720-5141
Service@fondrenforensics.com Houston Area: Pearland Police Department Students will learn: • How to properly operate an Intoxilyzer 9000 • Legal and regulations regarding breath alcohol testing • Proper courtroom testimony • Proper record retention • Effects of alcohol on the body and while driving In addition to the classroom, there is a practical lab where students will run practice tests and subject tests on the Intoxilyzer 9000. Students may also receive TCOLE credit for this training. -
SFST Update/Refresher Course TCOLE 2178 - (September 9, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
Description The Standardized Field Sobriety Test (SFST) is a battery of three tests administered and evaluated in a standardized manner to obtain validated indicators of impairment and establish probable cause for arrest. These tests were developed as a result of research sponsored by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and conducted by the Southern California Research Institute. This course provides refresher training for licensed practitioners to keep skills fresh and update students on the latest information in the field.
Please bring a laptop or USB Flash Drive for material transfer.
This course meets Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) requirements #2178
Prerequisite Any Commissioned / Licensed Peace Officer Topics
• Report writing procedures in DWI arrests. • Sequence of DWI subject processing procedures. • Elements of the DWI arrest report.
Audience • Currently commissioned Texas peace officers
Requirements • Currently commissioned Texas peace officers
Education Credits 8 Hrs Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) -
26th Texas Sergeant Academy - (September 15, 2025 - September 26, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
This two-week interactive and experiential program is designed to equip and inspire new supervisors, and reinvigorate senior supervisors, for the challenges of the fast paced and fluid world of law enforcement leadership. This course will meet the basic requirements established by TCOLE for the preparation of new supervisors for their supervisory role. Successful graduates of this course will receive 70 hours credit for the TCOLE New Supervisor’s Course 3737.
TOPICS:
• Accountability • Case Law Update and Supervisory Responsibility • Managing Difficult Employees • Inclusive Leadership • Employee Motivation and Counseling • Courageous Followership • Leadership 101 • Leadership Styles and Communication • Policing and Social Justice • Honoring Boundaries: Preventing Sexual Harassment • Responding to Critical Incidents • Risk Management • Role Identification and Transition • Special Investigative Issues • TCOLE Rules
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
This course is aimed at newly promoted sworn and civilian supervisors; however, veteran supervisors wishing to sharpen the saw will also find this course beneficial.
TUITION:
$600 TMLIRP Member Agencies* | $1,200 Non-TMLIRP Members Tuition includes all instruction and handouts. Lodging and meals are excluded. *If any TMLIRP member agency participant does not complete the course, either the participant or the participant’s employer shall instead be responsible for the remaining $600 payment to ILEA. -
Tactical Training for Narcotics/Vice Units - (September 22-26, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
The Tactical Training for Narcotics/Vice Units is a five-day (40 hours) training program focusing on the tactical enforcement side of undercover operations. This entry-level class is designed for narcotics officers, patrol officers and other law enforcement personnel who participate or assist in high-risk related operations. During this program, students will plan and execute a series of tactical operations to include: “buy bust” operations, “reverse” operations, undercover rescue and vehicle takedowns/assaults. During the week, the student will be participating in live-fire drills geared towards tactical narcotics operations. This training will take place on a certified firearms range with firearm instructors. The class will conclude in the planning and execution of a “multi-kilo drug bust” in which the students will be graded. This training will be especially useful to officers who routinely support their undercover officers in responding to help the undercover or to simply arrest the suspect. The training will also cover the various aspects of “take downs” utilized in Vice and Human Trafficking Operations. Students who are attending the class are asked to bring both their “tactical gear” and “undercover clothing”.
Attendance is limited. Register early to insure your attendance.
Topics
Officer Safety - Risk Management - Vehicle Assaults and Takedowns Dynamic and Subtle Entries - Covert Operations - Common Sense/Policy Issues Informant Issues - Tactical Planning - Looking for the Red Flags - Narcotics Arrests Prescription Drug Arrests - Human Trafficking Arrests - Firearms Discipline Operational Security - Operational Plans - Risk vs. Reward - Psyche of Survival Public Safety Considerations - Undercover “Buy/Bust” Techniques Tactical Equipment - Medical Equipment - Undercover Officer Rescue –
Required Equipment
Serviceable Pistol – Minimum 2 pistol magazines – 300 Frangible Pistol Rounds – Eye and Ear Protection - Serviceable Holster 300 rounds of frangible, lead-free ammo (Pearland is not able to exchange any ammo)
Instructors
Sergeant Guy Daniels - Guy Daniels is a twenty-four-year veteran with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, with over sixteen years’ experience as a narcotics detective. Guy started his narcotics career with street-level tactical units where he participated in several hundred undercover operations over a sixteen-year narcotics career. During this time, he participated in several long-term undercover operations and was asked to join the DEA as a task force officer. Guy is a member of the Clandestine Laboratory Entrance Team as a certified site safety officer and is tasked with Meth related training for the department. In 2007, Guy started S.W.A.N. Tactical Training as an organization specializing in narcotics based training for state and federal law enforcement. Since 2007, Guy has developed and instructed multiple classes related to narcotics and undercover techniques throughout the United States for State and Federal agencies to include: the U.S. Army, Drug Enforcement Administration, Nevada and Florida HITDA, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Florida Narcotics Officers Association and the Annual Covert Operations Training Conference (Las Vegas, NV). Sergeant Daniels served with the 82nd Airborne Division and participated in combat operations in Iraq (Operations(s) Desert Shield and Desert Storm).
Sergeant Brad Echelberger (Ret.)- Brad is a twenty-five veteran of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office with ten years as a SWAT team member. During his tenure with the sheriff’s office he’s held the following positions: Patrolman, Gang Detective, Patrol Sergeant, and Gang Unit Sergeant. For the past ten years Brad has been assigned to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office SWAT team and has held several positions to include; assaulter, sniper and Sniper Team Leader. During that time, Brad has participated on numerous callouts, hundreds of high risk search warrants and countless other tactical operations. Brad has trained and worked with almost every federal law enforcement agency. Brad served in the US army with the 75th Ranger Battalion.
Training Site and Registration Information
The training will be held at 2555 Cullen Blvd., Pearland, TX 77581. The registration fee for the five-day training program is $750.00 per person. We accept cash, check or Visa/MasterCard/Amex. Group discounts are available. Tuition cost includes the cost of the instruction, handout materials, copy of The Art of Undercover: Techniques and Survival, and certificate of completion.
All checks or purchase orders must be made payable to the Undercover Officers Association and mailed to 631 Cloisterbane Drive, St. Johns, FL 32259. For information call Trish at (904) 556-1586 (Trish@undercover.org).
Classes will be held Monday - Thursday from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM and Friday from 8:30 – 12:00 PM. Dress is casual.
Lodging: Out of town students should make their own lodging arrangements.
No travel money? Interested in hosting this training? Contact us at: Trish@Undercover.org
Undercover Officers Association
Tactical Training for Narcotics/Vice Units. September 22 -26, 2025 Email Form to : trish@undercover.org TO REGISTER ONLINE: www.undercover.org -
Enhanced Police Dispatching (National Emergency Number Association) - (October 16, 2025 8:30 am - 5:00 pm)
Excellent police dispatchers must continually improve their skills and keep current with evolving trends. This course helps experienced law enforcement dispatchers take their abilities, knowledge, and performance to the next level. Attend to learn about the dispatcher's role in specific crucial situations such as handling increased radio traffic, ICS events, SWAT/Negotiator calls, civil disturbances, and active assailant events.
Through this course, you not only learn vital information about the evolution of your profession, but also learn to anticipate field unit requests, and prepare to successfully handle large- and small-scale events while maintaining public welfare and field responder safety.
Students will need to complete this course via NENA+ which requires an internet capable device (phone, computer or tablet).Excellence in Dispatch Certificate
This course is a part of NENA’s Excellence in Dispatch (EID) Certificate. 9-1-1 professionals that complete this and at least two other EID courses within two years. Click here to learn more.
NENA Member - $220
Non-Member - $300 -
IPMBA Police Cyclist Course (International Police Mountain Bike Association) (October 20, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
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This course is free.
Be prepared for the street! This essential training combines Emergency Vehicle Operations for bike officers with patrol procedures, tactics, night operations, mock scenes, and basic bike maintenance and on-the-road repairs. Learn to ride like a pro, avoid crashes, and use your bike to foil the bad guys every time. Off-road riding and bike-specific live-fire exercises may be added at the instructor’s discretion.
Certification: IPMBA Police Cyclist Certification is available to licensed law enforcement officers who successfully complete the practical test, earn a score of 76% or better on the written test, become members of IPMBA, and submit applications for certification accompanied by the appropriate fee.
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ICC Crime Scene Investigations TCOLE 2106 - (October 20-24, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
The Intermediate Crime Scene Search Course is designed to provide additional information on this subject area. This course is one of the seven courses required for Intermediate certification. It is not meant to override department policy and current laws. This is a hands on working course. This course meets Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) requirements #2106
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Red Dot Pistol I (TCOLE #2529) - (October 22-23, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
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Description: Pistol red dot optics are gaining in popularity in the shooting world. Most shooters encounter a learning curve with pistol red dots. This two-day class will teach the attendees on how to properly present the pistol and to be able to take advantage of what the red dot pistol optics offer. Prerequisite: Licensed Peace Officer Topics: Red Dot Selection, Red Dot Zeroing, How to stop fishing for the red dot, Red Dots up close, Red Dots at distance, Target Transitions, Audience: Peace Officers learning how to shoot a red dot pistol, Equipment Needed: Slide Mounted Red Dot Pistol, Ability to carry three spare pistol mags in an easily accessible manner. Such as mag pouches on a duty belt, Duty quality holster, 500 - 600 rounds of ammunition, Body Armor (Not Optional), Eye Pro/Ear Pro/Inclement Weather Gear, Education Credits: 16 Hours TCOLE -
ICC Child Abuse Investigations - TCOLE 2105 (November 11-13, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
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Students will learn the correct procedures in recognizing child abuse and the law regarding the responsibility of police in the investigation of child abuse cases. Emphasis will be on signs of child abuse, interviewing witnesses, case preparation, and Child Protective Services -
Red Dot Pistol II (TCOLE #2529) - (November 11-13, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
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Description:
This three-day class will provide attendees the next level of training for those that have attended our Basic Red Dot Pistol course prior.
Prerequisite:
Must have attended our basic Red Dot Pistol prior. Must be a Licensed Peace Officer. Objectives and Goals:
Students will understand the history of weapons and sights.
Students will understand how the red dot works in relation to the human body.
Students will demonstrate a proper zero at 15-25 yards.
Students will demonstrate proficiency in dot placement and dot recoil.
Students will demonstrate proficiency in static and mobile shooting.
Students must pass a course of fire to show proficiency.
Equipment Needed:
Slide Mounted Red Dot Pistol
Ability to carry three spare pistol mags in an easily accessible manner. Police Duty Belt, SWAT belt if applicable.
Duty Quality Holster (Non-Collapsible - such as soft leather)
1000 rounds of ammunition
Body Armor (Not Optional)
Wrap Around Eye Protection (Rated as Safety Glasses)
Ear Protection
Inclement Weather Gear
Sunscreen
Ball Cap
Education Credits:
24 Hours TCOLE -
TCOLE #2222 Firearms Instructor Certification Course - (December 15, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
Target Population: Texas peace officers wanting specialized training as Firearms Instructors.
Student Prerequisites:- Not prohibited by state or federal law or rule from attending training related to firearms or from possessing a firearm.
- Never had a license or certificate issued by the Commission suspended or revoked.
- Currently hold an Instructor Certificate of Proficiency issued by the Commission.
- Currently employed or designated by the agency chief administrator or academy coordinator as a firearms instructor.
- Have at least three years’ experience as either a law enforcement officer or a firearms instructor.
- Firearm and ammunition (Duty handgun and .12-gauge shotgun-reputable brand such as Winchester/Remington)
- Safety equipment (ear and eye protection)
- Baseball type hat
- Firearm cleaning equipment
- 250 rounds bird shot (12-gauge)
- 35 rounds slug (12 gauge)
- 35 rounds 00 Buck (12-gauge)
- 500 rounds ball ammunition for duty gun you will be shooting in the class.
- 100 rounds .38 special
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SFST Update/Refresher Course TCOLE 2178 - (January 27, 2026 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
Description The Standardized Field Sobriety Test (SFST) is a battery of three tests administered and evaluated in a standardized manner to obtain validated indicators of impairment and establish probable cause for arrest. These tests were developed as a result of research sponsored by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and conducted by the Southern California Research Institute. This course provides refresher training for licensed practitioners to keep skills fresh and update students on the latest information in the field.
Please bring a laptop or USB Flash Drive for material transfer.
This course meets Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) requirements #2178
Prerequisite Any Commissioned / Licensed Peace Officer Topics
• Report writing procedures in DWI arrests. • Sequence of DWI subject processing procedures. • Elements of the DWI arrest report.
Audience • Currently commissioned Texas peace officers
Requirements • Currently commissioned Texas peace officers
Education Credits 8 Hrs Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) -
Red Dot Pistol I (TCOLE #2529) - (February 25-26, 2026 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
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Description: Pistol red dot optics are gaining in popularity in the shooting world. Most shooters encounter a learning curve with pistol red dots. This two-day class will teach the attendees on how to properly present the pistol and to be able to take advantage of what the red dot pistol optics offer. Prerequisite: Licensed Peace Officer Topics: Red Dot Selection, Red Dot Zeroing, How to stop fishing for the red dot, Red Dots up close, Red Dots at distance, Target Transitions, Audience: Peace Officers learning how to shoot a red dot pistol, Equipment Needed: Slide Mounted Red Dot Pistol, Ability to carry three spare pistol mags in an easily accessible manner. Such as mag pouches on a duty belt, Duty quality holster, 500 - 600 rounds of ammunition, Body Armor (Not Optional), Eye Pro/Ear Pro/Inclement Weather Gear, Education Credits: 16 Hours TCOLE -
ICC Special Investigative Topics, TCOLE 3232 - (March 9, 2026 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
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This course includes: Child Abuse and Neglect, Family Violence, Sexual Assault and issues concerning Sex Offenders. Within each section are learning objectives for the course, including updates from legislative sessions as required. This course meets Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) requirements #3232 -
Red Dot Pistol II (TCOLE #2529) - (April 7-9, 2026 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
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Description:
This three-day class will provide attendees the next level of training for those that have attended our Basic Red Dot Pistol course prior.
Prerequisite:
Must have attended our basic Red Dot Pistol prior. Must be a Licensed Peace Officer. Objectives and Goals:
Students will understand the history of weapons and sights.
Students will understand how the red dot works in relation to the human body.
Students will demonstrate a proper zero at 15-25 yards.
Students will demonstrate proficiency in dot placement and dot recoil.
Students will demonstrate proficiency in static and mobile shooting.
Students must pass a course of fire to show proficiency.
Equipment Needed:
Slide Mounted Red Dot Pistol
Ability to carry three spare pistol mags in an easily accessible manner. Police Duty Belt, SWAT belt if applicable.
Duty Quality Holster (Non-Collapsible - such as soft leather)
1000 rounds of ammunition
Body Armor (Not Optional)
Wrap Around Eye Protection (Rated as Safety Glasses)
Ear Protection
Inclement Weather Gear
Sunscreen
Ball Cap
Education Credits:
24 Hours TCOLE