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Training Information

Firearm Qualifications

Beginning January 1, 2013 there are three Board approved Firearm courses that can be utilized for the required annual qualifications as per R13-4-111C.

Semi-Auto Course

Revolver Course

Low Light - Night Time Course (for both semi-autos and revolvers)

All previously approved courses that were submitted by Agencies as "alternate courses of fire" are no longer valid for the required annual qualifications.

 

Leadership Program

 

"Focusing on the artful application of the science of leadership"

 

 

Vision


A statewide law enforcement community committed to the lifelong study and practice of effective leadership.

 

Mission


To provide training and education on modern behavioral science and leadership theories used by law enforcement leaders to increase credibility with followers and effectiveness within their organizations.

 

Executive Leadership Program 

AZPOST is currently developing an Executive Leadership Program to be released in the Spring of 2020.

Target Audience:  EXECUTIVE LEVEL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM - RANKS CHIEF THROUGH LIEUTENANT OR EQUIVALENT. Other supervisory personnel may be considered on case-by-case at the request of the agency head and approved by AZPOST In-Service Training Staff.   Supervisory seat requests may be waitlisted.  This course requires extensive participation during class, completion of homework assignments and projects while away from the in-class portion.  Agencies should plan accordingly to support attendees.  Electronic devices, i.e. laptop, tablet, notebook, etc. will be required for access to online component of course and are highly recommended for in-class notes and assistance.

 

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