MLEOA Conference

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PLEASE NOTE: You must be enrolled in a class to participate in the conference. Once registered, you should see your class in the following green box as well as details on class locations. If you need assistance, email contact@mleoa.org.

It’s time for the 2025 MLEOA Training Conference!
Join us June 8-13 in Bay St. Louis, MS

Take a look at the courses below and sign up early – they’ll go fast! Participation is limited to MLEOA members only, so be sure you are an active member (click here to join). If you have any questions about this year’s event beyond what is found on this page, you can reach us at contact@mleoa.org and we will be happy to assist.

Conference Highlights

MOTOR TRAINING / MOTOR RODEO

K-9 TRAINING / CERTIFICATION

FIRE ARMS TRAINING / COMPETITION

CIT TRAINING / CERTIFICATION

HUMAN TRAFFICKING INVESTIGATION

AWARDS BANQUET

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June 8-13 at the Hollywood Casino Gulf Coast
711 Hollywood Blvd.
Bay St. Louis, MS 39520

Once registered, you should see details in this section regarding special hotel information. Join today if you are not a member! Register for your class below to reveal these details.

Motors

Motors Details

This year’s conference will address several training areas, one of which will be motorcycle training. This four day seminar will consist of training that will be used in an officer’s daily usage on a police motorcycle.

The basic skills learned by every officer in motor school must be practiced and reviewed through training. The risk motor officer’s experience can be significantly reduced with regular training. This training will give officers an opportunity to hone basic skills, learn new ones, trade information, and observe application of the different motors and equipment being used across the state. training areas, one of which will be motorcycle training. This four day seminar will consist of training that will be used in an officer’s daily usage on a police motorcycle.

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K-9

K-9 Details

K-9 training for officers is a dynamic and ongoing process, and the skills of both the dog and handler need to be regularly reinforced and updated to ensure they remain effective in their law enforcement duties. MLEOA provides free K-9 Training and certification at our seminars several times a year. MLEOA 2024 Summer Conference K9 training and certification participants will be given the opportunity to certify with their K9 partners and engage in scenario based training. There will be a hard dog / fast dog challenge and a detections scramble. The IP Casino is the host hotel and is service dog friendly.

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Firearms

Firearms Details

The Combat Shooting Course is designed for Law Enforcement agencies that want firearms training with the best practice approach to developing and preparing personnel for high-risk operations, physically, psychologically and cognitively. This course has been developed to educate and train students in current techniques and procedures in safe weapons handling, marksmanship, critical thinking and cognitive skills to increase survivability, lethality and resilience to combat stress.

During the course students will receive lessons to develop individual skills and drills with both pistol and carbine that relate to combat shooting competencies. Students will be assessed throughout the course in their ability to apply the points of performance taught during live fire assessments. These assessments have been developed to evaluate critical thinking skills and decisions making under stress, and the ability to demonstrate combat marksmanship and good combat behaviors that increase lethality and survivability.

Training hours; 32 hours

Courses; minimum of 4 courses of fire, two of which will be with a partner.

Rounds of Ammo; 250 rounds of duty pistol ammo, 250 rounds of duty rifle ammo.

Extra ammo is encouraged.

Only duty weapons are allowed. All rifles must have a sling.

Students are responsible for all ammo, eye, and ear protection.

Vest will be worn while shooting.

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DISPATCHERS CIT TRAINING/CERTIFICATION

CIT Details

The 40 hour CIT training represents an effective approach for dealing with mentally ill individuals who come to the attention of law enforcement. Instead of confronting and arresting a person who shows signs of emotional distress, CIT members are trained to deal with the situation and direct the person into treatment instead of jail.

Four days, Dispatchers only

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Human Trafficking

Trafficking Details

Human trafficking training educates officers about the realities of human trafficking and equips them to recognize the signs and respond appropriately and includes training to identify victims during investigations and public interactions.

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Registration Begins April 1st at 9:00 AM for members in good standing. Please double check your subscriptions here. Email support@mleoa.org if you do cannot make a payment and we will assist.

Requirements for Sponsored and Compensated Training

Requirements prior to Training

The following requirements must be met prior to the beginning of training sessions:

The agency must request the training from MLEOA and provide information of number of students and availability of training location.

A qualified instructor approved by the Board on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Training (BLEOST) and the MLEOA Executive Board must be available to conduct the training.

The training course must ensure that the instruction is based on course objectives, appropriate instructional methods are used, and the instructional outcome is measured by testing.

A lesson plan must be submitted to the MLEOA Executive Board by the instructor and reviewed and approved prior to training.

The lesson plan must include the instructional goal of the lesson, learning objectives, the content of the training and specification of the appropriate instructional techniques, and identification of any tests used in the training process.

If the training involves practical exercises or scenario based training, the training must have learning objectives, performance measures, grading guidelines, and a risk assessment of safety issues.