Open to DVWCT and DVPLT members at no cost.
This training is designed to reduce the influence of bias in interactions and decision-making for law enforcement, contribute to improved police-community relations, and increase officer safety. It will enable law enforcement professionals to:
Understand key implicit bias concepts and recognize their relevance to contemporary policing practices; Learn skills and strategies to minimize and address job-related challenges involving implicit and explicit bias; and Utilize effective interpersonal approaches to foster positive interactions with community members.Presented by the Anti-Defamation League, Philadelphia PA.
A light breakfast and lunch will be provided.
Open to DVPLT members at no cost.
Unfortunately, fraud can happen anywhere, even in the best run organizations and perpetrated by the nicest people. The question is not “could fraud happen here?” but “how can we deter fraud?” and if it does occur, “how quickly can we identify it?” Fraud deterrence and detection is the responsibility of everyone in your organization. This presentation will look at several real life municipal fraud case studies. It will discuss not only what went wrong in each case but also identify the red flags and what controls could have been in place to identify and prevent the fraud. It will also review how to conduct a fraud risk assessment and how to create a culture of accountability. Managers, supervisors, finance directors, human resource directors and elected officials are encouraged to attend.
Open to DVHT, DVWCT and DVPLT members. $25 Co-pay due to high program cost.
Lesson 1: Getting Started with PowerPoint Lesson 2: Developing a PowerPoint Presentation Lesson 3: Performing Intermediate Text Editing Lesson 4: Adding Graphical Elements to Your Presentation Lesson 5: Modifying Objects in Your Presentation Lesson 6: Adding Tables to Your Presentation Lesson 7: Adding Charts to Your Presentation Lesson 8: Preparing to Deliver Your Presentation (time permitting)
A light breakfast and lunch will be provided.
Open to DVWCT and DVPLT members at no cost. You must register through the Trust to avoid billing.
This class runs from April 13 to 24, 2020 – Monday through Friday.
Police emergency vehicle operations courses (EVOC) are taught by seasoned police instructors. The prime objectives of these hands-on, skill-based seminars are: (1) officer safety, (2) protection of innocents and (3) successful law enforcement.
This ten (10) day, 80 hour course is designed for Police Officers who are assigned to Police Motorcycle Patrol duties. This course will introduce these officers to the uniqueness of Motorcycle Patrol. The course will cover machine nomenclature, slow maneuvering, control, curve negotiation, motorcycle maintenance, night operations, defensive driving techniques and on the street riding. The course will involve classroom instruction and street driving. Students must successfully complete written and practical exams to receive certification for the course.
Officers attending must be properly licensed to operate a motorcycle and must bring a Police Department owned motorcycle, DOT approved helmet, leather gloves (not fingerless gloves), ankle or higher boots, eye protection (wrap around preferred), and rain gear.
Lunch is not included however there are a few restaurants nearby.
Open to DVWCT and DVPLT members at no cost.
Command staff only: This training is designed to reduce the influence of bias in interactions and decision-making for law enforcement, contribute to improved police-community relations, and increase officer safety. It will enable law enforcement professionals to:
Understand key implicit bias concepts and recognize their relevance to contemporary policing practices; Learn skills and strategies to minimize and address job-related challenges involving implicit and explicit bias; and Utilize effective interpersonal approaches to foster positive interactions with community members.Presented by the Anti-Defamation League, Philadelphia PA.
A light breakfast and lunch will be provided.
Open to DVWCT and DVPLT members at no cost.
This course addresses the skills necessary to run a successful public entity department or working group. It also addresses mission statements, activity planning, staffing, forecasting and budgeting.
Location for this course is the Delaware Valley Trusts Training Center in Horsham, PA.
Lunch will be provided.
Class is full. Please call 267-803-5720 for wait list. Thank you.
Open to DVWCT and DVPLT members at no cost.
This workshop explores perceptual blind spots, generational diversity as a gateway to other types of diversity, hiring and managing individuals from different age cohorts, effective communication, and always delivering value to those you serve. Case studies relevant to municipal environments will be examined.
Lunch will be provided.
Open to DVHT, DVWCT and DVPLT members. $25 Co-pay due to high program cost.
Lesson 1: Exploring Notebook Structure Lesson 2: Adding Content and Formats to a OneNote Notebook Lesson 3: Managing OneNote Notebooks, History, and Backups Lesson 4: Working with Embedded Files Lesson 5: Sharing and Collaborating with Notebooks (time permitting) Lesson 6: Finalizing a Notebook (time permitting)
A light breakfast will be provided.
Open to DVWCT and DVPLT members at no cost.
This training fulfills the US Department of Transportation drug and alcohol training requirements for supervisors of drivers who possess a commercial driver’s license. Its purpose is to enable supervisors to determine whether reasonable suspicion exists to require a driver to undergo testing (CFR §382.307). Topics covered include drug and alcohol recognition and awareness, reasonable suspicion, protecting confidentiality, appropriate response when confronted with an impaired worker and other supervisory responsibilities.
Open to DVWCT and DVPLT members at no cost. You must register through the Trust to avoid billing.
This class runs April 22 to 24 – Wednesday through Friday.
Police emergency vehicle operations courses (EVOC) are taught by seasoned police instructors. The prime objectives of these hands-on, skill-based seminars are: (1) officer safety, (2) protection of innocents and (3) successful law enforcement.
This three (3) day course is designed for officers who have already completed the Basic Police Motorcycle Operator Certification course. This course will provide officers with an opportunity to update the skills they learned in the basic course. Students must attend all three days to receive their recertification. Students must also successfully complete written and practical exams to receive certification for the course.
Officers attending must be properly licensed to operate a motorcycle and must bring a Police Department owned motorcycle.
Lunch is not included however there are a few restaurants nearby.