TMLIRP Safety and Risk Management Training Sessions
The TML Intergovernmental Risk Pool is providing safety training in Alpine on October 7, 2026. These programs are provided at no charge to TMLIRP member entities.
Local government employees will find at least one course that will help them review and improve decisions that impact themselves, co-workers, and the public.
First Amendment Auditors
In today's age of social media and smartphone cameras, individuals record encounters with law enforcement officers and other local government employees. The videographers often state that they are conducting a 'first amendment audit'. If employees aren't prepared and don't know how to respond appropriately, an encounter can result in a viral video posted to social media and a lawsuit.
Risk Management for Law Enforcement
Do you want to keep your job? Do you want to stay off the front page? How about not getting in trouble for what your peers or subordinates do? Risk Management for Law Enforcement shines a light on risks that peace officers face that get them fired, suspended, demoted, sued, injured, killed, or incarcerated. In addition, departments and communities experience impacts of poor decisions and failures to address risks appropriately. This course discusses proactive and practical approaches to police risk and how to successfully mitigate those risks.
Who Should Attend?
First Amendment Auditors - City leaders and employees who are in positions that require interaction with the public.
Risk Management for Law Enforcement is designed to educate and challenge police. Risk managers and public safety communicators will also benefit. The course is of value to any employee who works in law enforcement to better understand safety and liability concepts, as everyone plays role in risk management.
By providing fresh perspectives and interactive learning opportunities, TMLIRP training can benefit employees of cities and other entities throughout Texas.
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