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Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy

Training a Community

Unfortunately, unexpected and tragic events such as active-shooting incidents and terrorist attacks have become more common, so communities are working to become more resilient.  Whole Community Training helps first responders, emergency management practitioners, and government officials understand their capabilities and weaknesses when collectively responding to emergency events. 

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Interacting With and De-escalating the Special Needs Population

Law enforcement officers are often called in to help on cases where a person is suffering a potential mental-health crisis. This course provides information and training for anyone who may interact with this population. 

12/28/2017

Identifying Marijuana

Peace officers involved in narcotics investigations or who need training in marijuana identification can attend Marijuana Identification.

12/28/2017

Did You Know?

“Did you know” when you attend a course at the academy’s main campus or Tactical Training Center in London, tuition fees include the cost of three meals a day?  

12/28/2017

Coordinating Emergency Response Efforts

Law enforcement, fire, and EMS personnel have distinct roles and areas of expertise, but violence and targeted attacks have made it necessary for the emergency response community to act as one team to stop threats and save lives. 

12/28/2017