Course Summary
Five-day first-line supervisory course critical for both new and experienced public safety supervisors committed to leading from the front.
No public safety organization can function without well trained first-line leaders. The first-line supervisor is the most influential position within the organization. Their role, therefore, demands strong leadership, self-confidence, competence, management skills, and an understanding of how to influence their subordinates, the organization, and the community.
This training utilizes existing research findings on effective field leadership and management within law enforcement agencies to provide tools for success for first line supervisors. Attendees will be introduced to the fundamentals of first-line leadership, personnel management, and coaching techniques to improve officer performance and confront officer misconduct—all with an emphasis on what successful leaders do to improve morale and organizational effectiveness.
Topics Covered Include:
- Evidence-based police field leadership
- Performance coaching
- Creating a motivated workplace and improving morale
- Confronting undesirable field performance
- Making discipline stick for the benefit of the team member and community
- Legally confronting toxic employees
- Ethical police leadership
- Supervisor liability
- Officer wellness and the value of mentoring
Registration Fee
• This training is in-person.
• Pre-payment is not required for registration.
• Certificate will be provided following the training.
• Printed course workbook and coffee will be provided at the training.
• Please contact us for an agency-wide pricing quote.
Accreditation
• Eligible for TCOLE credit
Hotel Accommodations
Hotel: Renaissance Indianapolis North Hotel
Hotel Address: 11925 N. Meridian St., Carmel, IN 46032
Hotel Phone: 866-994-7602
Hotel Group Rate: Request Government Rate
Instructor

Harry P. Dolan (Ret.)

Brian Nanavaty (Ret.)

