Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board Executive Institute

2016 Leadership Series

Managing the Small

Law Enforcement Agency

When

January 11-12, 2016
8:30-4:30 each day

Where

Plainfield Fire Protection District
23748 W. 135th Street
Plainfield, IL 60544
Tuition Free!
Registration Deadline: December 20   

Contact

Emilie Payne (Registrar)
(309)298-2646 
registrar@iletsbei.com
Cancellation/No-Show Policy

Registrants who do not cancel 3 business days (M-F) in advance or are a "no-show" will be invoiced an administrative fee of $150.

Annual Sheriff and Police Chief Training
This course is approved for compliance with Public Acts 88-586 and 94-354.
Small agency Executive, Commanders, and Supervisors need the information necessary to be an effective, efficient and contemporary leader. Challenging economic times requires police executives to be more resourceful with funds and to plan strategically.
This two-day impactful course will discuss current issues and solutions to salient and difficult agency problems. Supervisors who desire to become Chief or Sheriff of a small agency can benefit from attending. Participants will discuss a variety of topics including: 
  • Early Warning Systems 
  • Reduction of Liability 
  • Liability Management and Communication Techniques 
  • Stretching the Budget 
  • Proactive Identification of Future Trends in Small Agency Policing 
  • Utilizing Internal Affairs Effectively Without Damaging Morale 
  • Avoiding Votes of No Confidence 
  • Enhancing Career Survival 
  • Implementing Innovative Enforcement and Community Programs 

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 Presenter - Chief Paul Schultz

Chief Paul Schultz has 40 years of law enforcement experience with over 16 years as Chief of Police. He has been a successful Chief of Police in three municipalities in two states and has served as the Director of Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training. He was Chief of Police of the Year for the State of Nebraska, Chief of Police of the Year for Boulder County, Colorado, and Department Head of the Year in two municipalities. Chief Schultz served as President of the Police Chiefs Association of Nebraska and as President of the Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police. Chief Schultz has a Master’s Degree in Administration of Justice from the University of Colorado at Denver and a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice Administration and Management from Metropolitan State College of Denver.

This course is co-sponsored with

Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board Executive Institute

Western Illinois University
Phone: (309)298-2646
www.iletsbei.com

Promoting Professionalism in Policing