PoliceOne Academy - Online Training Grant Assistance Program

Get Help With Grant Funding for PoliceOne Academy - Online Training

Fill out the form below to get no-cost, customized grant help for projects in the Online Training and Learning Management System categories. This includes grant research, grant alert notices and grant application feedback from our team of grant experts. Whether you’re just starting your project or need to add the final touches to an application, our grant consultants have teamed up with PoliceOne Academy to provide grant resources and services specific to Online Training and Learning Management System. We do not guarantee funding, but will do everything we can to assist you in submitting a successful grant application.

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Online Training

About PoliceOne Academy

Law enforcement today is faced with unprecedented challenges, including new threats, substantial budget cuts and increasing levels of liability. Launched in January 2011, the PoliceOne Academy addresses the gap between law enforcement department budgets and the need to provide ongoing high quality training to officers. The PoliceOne Academy currently offers 170 one-hour courses and a repository of more than Nearly 1,000 HD training videos featuring hundreds of well-respected law enforcement industry experts. Our service is used by more than 30,000 officers across the country, and can be used for continuing education credit in 34 states.

Our cutting-edge technology and rich online media experience cost-effectively addresses training needs and compliance requirements. The PoliceOne Academy delivers continuing education that assists all levels of law enforcement in better serving their communities.

Note on procurement integrity

Police1.com is compliant with federal standards and guidance for working with organizations seeking grant dollars. All assistance offered is by category and non-product specific. Police1.com does not benefit from, participate in or otherwise influence the procurement process of grant awards. All assistance is product and vendor neutral to avoid any real or apparent conflict of interest. Organizations seeking federal grant dollars are responsible for maintaining a conflict of interest policy in compliance with federal guidelines the standards identified in 2 C.F.R. Part 200, including maintaining adequate supporting documentation.