The course presented here is for Narcotics Detector Dog/Handler, Explosive Detector Dogs/Handlers, and Patrol Dogs/Handlers. The curriculum corresponds to internationally accepted standards, with unique adaptations necessary in the American culture and Kansas Law Enforcement professional standards.  The K-9 Program is designed to offer the most efficient and cost-effective training in the allotted time. The

This is a 40-hour course taught by the KHP Crisis Negotiation Team. The training will provide a history of crisis negotiation, instruction to crisis/hostage negotiation, and the basics of negotiation. Students will be introduced to developing active listening skills through different exercises, provide instruction on intelligence gathering and the use of technology, mental health

This is an intense 34-hour course held in the CJIS computer lab located at the Kansas Highway Patrol Training Academy in Salina. The course is structured for communications personnel; however, criminal justice administrative staff are also welcome to attend.  Class schedule: Monday from 1000 to 1700; Tuesday through Thursday from 0800 to 1700; and

This course is to update students on relevant changes during the last federal fiscal year and provide refresher training. Upon successful completion of the course, students should have an understanding of updated regulations, CVSA policies, and a better grasp of previously learned concepts. Class will be from 0800 to 1700 on day one and

Students will learn how to properly investigate DUI, administer SFST’s, demonstrate proficiency in SFST’s and pass a written test. This training will cover how to administer horizontal gaze nystagmus, walk and turn, one leg stand, and non-traditional test such as alphabet, backwards counting, and finger counting. In the course, students will go over the

This course is to update students on relevant changes during the last federal fiscal year and provide refresher training. Upon successful completion of the course, students should have an understanding of updated regulations, CVSA policies, and a better grasp of previously learned concepts. Class will be from 1300 to 1700 on day one and

This program is based upon the National Highway Traffic Safety Administrations Radar Instructor and Radar Operations course.  It will instruct students in proper setup, testing, and accurate operation of radar instruments used by law enforcement agencies. Technical radar information such as Doppler principal, operational theory, and radar effects (health issues associated with radar operations)

The SWAT basic training is designed to give new operators the confidence and knowledge to start their SWAT career.  It will teach a multitude of topics to include multiple clearing techniques (2x2, deliberate entry, breach and hold, contain and callout, dynamic entry etc.) SWAT equipment and use, mindset, communication, high risk warrant service, barricaded

This class is for the LEO who has completed the basic accident investigation training.  Upon successful completion of this class, participants will be able to recognize and identify evidence from the roadway, vehicles, and occupants; understand how to document, preserve, and record evidence through various collection and measuring techniques; prepare scale diagrams, determine vehicle

This training lays a solid educational and practical foundation for the new or veteran sniper looking to get back to the basics.  In five days, we cover all the basics that a police sniper could encounter on their first callout, as if it were scheduled to happen on Friday after graduation.  The focus of

This training provides instruction on the laws and organizations responsible for the regulation of the transportation of hazardous materials (HM). This course will teach inspection personnel to inspect HM shipments for compliance with Hazardous Materials Regulations at the weigh/inspection station or a carrier’s or shipper’s place of business. Participants are given opportunities to practice