DIRIGO SAFETY, LLC^™

"Dear Scot, I just wanted to thank you for hosting us last week for the "Initial Patrol Response to Major Crimes and Homicides" Class. The class was very informative and the instructors were passionate about the subject matter. I know that officers from our agency have attended other trainings that you have presented and the feedback has been very positive. Enclosed, you will find one of our patches for you to add to your collection. Please consider it a small token of our appreciation. Thank you for sharing your time and expertise to help members of our public safety community become more effective and safe while doing our jobs. It is most appreciated. Please take care and be safe."

"I have to say I have had Scot as an instructor for many years about 15... and myself and others are very happy he is still doing training after his retirement from Portland PD. He is one of the best instructors in law enforcement in the state by far. Let him know how much the guys and I appreciate the classes he now puts on through his company. They are much needed and he does an excellent job picking instructors as well."

"This training is a MUST for all law enforcement officers and attorneys handling impaired driving cases. Scot Mattox and his team from Dirigo Safety and Tactical Services were personable and the information and mixed lab experience they provide is invaluable. Attendees get a hands on experience with marijuana and alcohol impaired volunteers proving the knowledge and confidence to effectively detect the signs and symptoms of impairment and successfully try a criminal case. Massachusetts legalized recreational marijuana in 2016 and we initially started with three mixed lab trainings for prosecutors. I have three more mixed labs schedule in 2019 for law enforcement officials."

"Scot, Just wanted to say thank you for putting on the OUI investigation class. As a cop, sometimes I feel like we lose perspective on how low of a threshold RAS and PC is for investigation/arrest, especially when it comes to OUI cases which certainly seem to take a large amount of preparation, investigative skills and observations. I contend that OUIs are one of the most investigatively exhausting cases to look at, for no other reason that it taxes all of the officers skills in a short period of time; from initial contact, to effective interviewing, to active observation skills and the need for an immediate arrest decision. Rest assured, this class (especially the portions you put on, as well as the District Attorney and DMV examiner) is one i'll recommend to my co-workers and other officers I have contact with."