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The Role of the Police Chief
Presented by the California Police Chiefs Association
In cooperation with the California Peace Officers' Association and the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training
If you're a newly appointed chief or interested in becoming a police chief, or a second-in-command that wants to find out how best to support your chief, this course is essential.
This course is WHERE you need to be to find out:
- WHY you would want the job-The rewards and challenges of leading today's police department
- WHAT is expected of a police chief from the perspective of several critical and influential stakeholder's
- HOW to anticipate and assess issues and problems that can and will occur upon taking command of a municipal police agency
- WHEN it's time for you to decide you do or don't want the job
Topics covered in this seminar will include:
- Preparation for assuming the position of chief of police, or what to do and what not to do when you first take the job;
- Expectations of the chief of police from the: city manager, elected officials, news media, the police chiefs' points of view;
- Ethics for the police chief;
- Surviving as a police chief, professionally and emotionally;
- Contemporary legal issues for the police chief;
- Emerging trends and future issues in policing;
- Planning your career as a police executive.
The course will be presented in a lecture and panel format. There will be three panels covering the various expectations portions of the program. Attendees will have an opportunity to interact with several experienced police chiefs, city managers, elected officials, executive search consultants, a police legal advisor, an attorney who represents police chiefs in trouble with their employers and a strategic management consultant. Past CPCA presidents retired Arroyo Grande Police Chief Rick TerBorch and retired Tiburon Police Chief Pete Herley are the coordinators.
Tuition:
The Tuition is $592, POST Certified, Plan III, and the registration fee is $83, which covers incidental and administrative costs which are not POST reimbursable. The total payment of $675 is required in-full 10 days prior to the class in order to guarantee your seat. Maximum number of participants is 28. There will be no refund for cancellations made 5 days or less prior to the start date of a seminar or for no-shows. Refund requests must be made in writing to CPCA, P.O. Box 255745, Sacramento CA, 95865-5745. Substitutions are encouraged.
Americans with Disabilities Act:
If you require special accommodations pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act, please contact the CPCA office at (916) 481-8000.
Course Dates - Please contact Melissa Reisinger list below for Waiting List spaces.
September 23-26, 2008 - FULL
Radisson
Newport Beach, CA
Reservation Cut-off Date: September 5, 2008
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January 27-30, 2009 - FULL
The Cliffs Resort
Shell Beach, CA
Reservation Cut-off Date: January 5, 2009
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March 24-27, 2009 - FULL
Westin San Francisco Airport
Millbrae, CA
Reservation Cut-off Date: March 2,2009
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May 12-15, 2009 - FULL
The Dana at Mission Bay
San Diego, CA
Reservation Cut-off Date: April 21, 2009
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Registration:
Please fill out the REGISTRATION FORM and return it with your $675 check or credit card payment to:
CPCA
P.O. Box 255745
Sacramento, CA 95865-5744
Any Questions:
Melissa Reisinger
Phone: 916/481-8000
Fax 916/481-8008
Email: mreisinger@californiapolicechiefs.org
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