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 IN-SERVICE TRAINING: Classes begin at 0800 hours, on day one, unless otherwise noted. Always bring your law enforcement identification to class with you. For further information, please visit the tabs located on the left of the screen.
Throughout the year we add classes not on the printed calendar. To see the latest schedule, please click on Course Schedule or click here.
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For registration information and/or questions, contact Jon Gregory at 919-866-6104 or email: jwgregory@waketech.edu.
CIT Update (New Course): CIT Refresher Course will update skills and knowledge for Wake County CIT officers. Topics will include information on Schizophrenia, suicide by cop, gang violence and mental health, veterans and mental illness, interacting with the deaf community, difficult case discussion or updates on the CIT program policy & procedures.
This is a 4 hour update. Course dates are July 1, July 8 and July 15. You may register for one of the courses by visiting the registration tab on the left. This course is under the Field Operations Category. |
ONLINE CLASSES: Participants must have a good understanding of computers and be self-motivated individuals. Please click on the mandated training online topics in the left navigation for more information.
Out of professional courtesy to others, if you register for a class and cannot attend, please cancel your reservation online (you will need you confirmation number) and/or contact us so we can offer those on the stand-by list an opportunity to attend the class. "NO SHOWS" may be removed from future classes and replaced by those on the stand-by list.
If you register for these classes, you may be required to submit a copy of your law enforcement identification to us. Unauthorized activity within this site may be grounds for criminal prosecution.
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