We’re excited to debut Police Training Week, scheduled for September 15–19. This special series delivers fresh insights, practical drills and leadership strategies to help agencies train smarter, more often and with greater realism — all while staying within budget and time constraints. Thanks to our sponsor, T4E - Training for Engagement.
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POLICE TRAINING WEEK
Veteran firearms instructor Todd Fletcher explains why minimum-standard training is dangerous and how agencies can build realistic, effective police training programs
Creative scheduling, partnerships, technology and grants can help agencies train more officers more effectively — even when budgets are tight
Force-on-force training exposes the limits of static drills and builds the confidence and competence officers need to prevail in real encounters
From room clearing to stress inoculation, these quick, affordable drills help officers build critical skills even when training time is short
Stress inoculation, memory science and scenario realism can reshape how officers perform when it matters most
The T4E TC 68 rifle mirrors patrol rifle handling, offers flexible power and ammo options, and keeps scenario training safer and more affordable
Staffing shortages and burnout cut deepest when agencies neglect their people; leaders who prioritize wellness and mentorship protect both officers and mission
Training only matters if it holds up under stress — how confident are you your officers can apply what they’ve learned?
When readiness lives on paper instead of in practice, cracks show fast — from officer burnout to missed warning signs
Leaders have a duty to prepare their officers and protect their families — because when tragedy strikes, there may be no second chance
To combat “operational fatigue” in law enforcement, culturally competent support and proactive wellness programs are essential
This conversation explores career lessons, the importance of integrity and how the next generation can prepare for the challenges ahead
Gain insights into investigative methods that ensure accuracy, consistency and courtroom-ready results
When critical tools don’t sync, officers are the ones left filling the gaps — and they’re calling for change
Four Hillsborough County officers resigned and two were terminated after an investigation found that the command staff members had work done for them by another person
Lessons from agencies mastering real-time collaboration under pressure
Police1’s exclusive companion report to the “What Cops Want in 2025" survey reveals how officers combine awareness skills and new tools to stay safe
The East Falmouth Police Academy’s director, coordinator and several instructors were fired after they allegedly subjected recruits to training in freezing temperatures with no winter gear
Dr. Dominique Wong’s research shows how police can use simple, evidence-based medical skills to save victims who can’t wait for EMS in an active-shooter event
From the ER to the street, a Muskogee doctor found a new way to save lives — one patrol shift at a time
Tips and rules for tailoring your approach whether handling witnesses or suspects
Chiefs Scott Hughes and Tricia Seyler share what the academy taught them about leadership, resilience and the value of stepping away to grow
How accountability, mentorship, and technology build better officers
The department is planning to expand less-lethal options, bolster CIT certification and require targeted retraining after critical incidents
Medical
How a national movement, smart training and the right gear have empowered police to stop bleeding
Turn fragmented systems into seamless collaboration during critical incidents
Launched in 2012, the Tuscaloosa County Sheriff’s Medical Unit has grown from four to 14 cross-trained deputies
The conference will examine pressing issues confronting public-safety and justice organizations, from cybersecurity and artificial intelligence to evolving response strategies and digital transformation
The Broken Arrow Police Department said the recruit, who has not yet been identified, died at the hospital
The 10th Circuit upheld a drug and gun conviction, ruling officers lawfully impounded a vehicle and conducted an inventory search
At NASRO’s National School Safety Conference, attendees used live exercises — from QR code polls to a shared Google Doc — to surface challenges and capture solutions for school safety
The Nov. 18 event will feature expert-led sessions that support operational excellence and leadership readiness
A new study challenges the assumption that making police body-worn cameras more visible reduces use of force
Understanding your capabilities, tactics and limitations will prevent you from being the next officer dragged by fleeing suspect
Agencies prize training, yet many officers view college degrees as unnecessary. Breaking that mindset is key to advancing professionalism and reshaping police culture
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