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Dirigo Safety will provide MCJA mandatory classes in this format shortly after they become available from MCJA, to any Maine law enforcement agency who purchases an account subscription with us.

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2023 - Situational Use of Force
2023 - Maine Criminal Law
2023 – Stop The Bleed: Law Enforcement Tourniquet
2023 – Restricting Access to Dangerous Weapons
2023 – Intoxilyzer Recertification Course Online
2023 – Community Policing
2023 – ICS 800: An Introduction to the National Response Framework
2023 – Implicit Human Bias
2023 – Traffic Direction and Control
2023 – Investigating Non-Fatal Strangulation
2023 – Courtroom Procedure: Laws of Evidence, Courtroom Testimony and Demeanor
2023 – Crowd Control and Civil Disorder
2023 – Dealing with the Vulnerable
2023 – De-Escalation and Conflict Resolution
2023 – Ethics in Law Enforcement
2023 – Fundamentals of Writing a Domestic Violence Report and Follow Up
2023 – ICS 100 & 200
2023 – Intranasal Naloxone Administration Training Module For Law Enforcement Officers
2023 – Investigating Stalking/Domestic Violence Stalking
2023 – Law Enforcement and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
2023 – Managing Encounters With the Mentally Ill
2023 – Mandated Reporting DHHS
2023 – MOU Training for Liquor Enforcement
2023 – Protection from Abuse Orders
2023 – Report Writing in OUI Investigation Cases
2023 – Responding to Domestic Violence Incidents
2023 – Statewide Interoperability Communications
2023 – Using The ODARA Risk Assessment Tool
2023 – Variant Behavior/Crisis Conflict Management
2022 - Restricting Access to Dangerous Weapons
2022 – Law Enforcement and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
2022 – Implicit Human Bias
2022 - Traffic Direction and Control
2022 – Courtroom Procedure: Laws of Evidence, Courtroom Testimony and Demeanor
2022 – Intranasal Naloxone Administration Training Module For Law Enforcement Officers
2022 – BTD Operator Recertification On-Line
2022 – Mandated Reporting DHHS
2022 – MOU Training for Liquor Enforcement
2022 – Stop The Bleed: Law Enforcement Tourniquet
2022 – Report Writing in OUI Investigation Cases
2022 – Dealing with the Vulnerable
2022 – Using The ODARA Risk Assessment Tool
2022 – Responding to Domestic Violence Incidents
2022 – Investigating Stalking/Domestic Violence Stalking
2022 – Investigating Non-Fatal Strangulation
2022 – Fundamentals of Writing a Domestic Violence Report and Follow Up
2022 – Protection from Abuse Orders
2022 – Managing Encounters With the Mentally Ill
2022 – Statewide Interoperability Communications
2022 – Crowd Control and Civil Disorder
2022 – Ethics in Law Enforcement
2022 – De-Escalation and Conflict Resolution
2022 – ICS 100 & 200
2022 – ICS 700.b: An Introduction to the National Incident Management System
2022 – ICS 800: An Introduction to the National Response Framework
2022 – Variant Behavior/Crisis Conflict Management
2022 – Community Policing
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Traffic Law Enforcement/Traffic Direction and Control (Class 19 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Maine Motor Vehicle Law (Class 6 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Identifying the Predominant Aggressor in Domestic Violence Cases (Class 11 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Use of Force (Class 9 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Maine Juvenile Law and Youth Services (Class 7 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Driving Dynamics (Class 20 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Stress Management (Class 17 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Issues Relating to Sexual Assault (Class 13 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Cultural Diversity (Class 14 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Maine Criminal Law (Class 5 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Maine Criminal Procedures (Class 4 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Variant Behavior (Class 10 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Report Writing (Class 18 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Power, Authority, and Discretion (Class 3 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Ethics: Career Training Survival (Class 2 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Orientation (Class 1 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Courtroom Procedure: Laws of Evidence, Courtroom Testimony and Demeanor (Class 16 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Community Policing (Class 15 of 20)
MCJA LEPS Phase One: Civil Liability (Class 8 of 20)
MJCA LEPS Phase One: Child Abuse (Class 12 of 20)
2018 - Attorney General's Protocol for the Investigation of Deaths, Probable Deaths, and Missing Persons
2018 - MCJA Mandatory New Law Update
2018 Case Law Update
2019 - MCJA Mandatory: Critical Thinking in Law Enforcement
2019 - MCJA Mandatory: New Law Update
2019 - MCJA Mandatory: Law Enforcement Stress & Critical Incidents
2019 - MCJA Mandatory: Case Law Update
2019 - MCJA Mandatory: Eyewitness Evidence
2020 - MCJA Mandatory: Case Law Update
2020 - MCJA Mandatory: New Law Update
2020 - MCJA Mandatory:The Weapons Restriction Law: Red Flag Law
2020 - MCJA Mandatory: Situational Use of Force
2020 - MCJA Mandatory: Law Enforcement Officer Stress and Wellness
2020 - MCJA Mandatory: Law Enforcement Approach to Substance Use Disorders
2021 - MCJA Mandatory: Case Law Update
2021 - MCJA Mandatory: New Law Update
2021 - MCJA Mandatory: De-Escalation
2021 - MCJA Mandatory: Implicit Human Bias
2021 - MCJA Mandatory: Investigation of Electronic Evidence
2022 - MCJA Mandatory: New Law Update
2022 - MCJA Mandatory: Case Law Update
2022 - MCJA Mandatory: Law Enforcement Response to Mental Health Calls
2022 - MCJA Mandatory: Wellness and Resiliency for Law Enforcement
2023 - 7.31 MLEAP: Eyewitness Evidence
2023 - 7.11 MLEAP: Preliminary Investigation
2023 - 7.21 MLEAP: Stop Sticks/ Road Spikes
2023 - 2.01 MLEAP: Implicit Human Bias
2023 – 10.01 MLEAP: Searching and Transporting a Detainee
2023 - 3.02, 6.01, 6.02 MLEAP: Use of Deadly Force Training
2023 - 7.02 MLEAP: Arrests With a Warrant
2023 - 7.03 MLEAP: Arrests Without a Warrant
2023 - 7.04 MLEAP: State of Maine Understanding Mutual Aid and Optional Powers of Arrest
2023 - 7.05 MLEAP: Probable Cause Determinations and First Appearances
2023 – 7.06 MLEAP: Miranda – The Constitutional Implications Of Custodial Interrogation
2023 - 7.15 MLEAP: Vehicle Pursuits
2023 - 7.20 MLEAP: Roadblocks
2023 - 8.10 MLEAP: Hazardous Materials / Mass Destruction
2023 MLEAP: Program Familiarization Course State Accreditation
2.01 MLEAP 2022: Implicit Human Bias
7.31 MLEAP 2022: Eyewitness Evidence
8.10 MLEAP 2022: Hazardous Materials / Mass Destruction
MLEAP 2022: Program Familiarization Course State Accreditation
3.02, 6.01, 6.02 MLEAP 2022: Use of Deadly Force Training
7.02 MLEAP 2022: Arrests With a Warrant
7.03 MLEAP 2022: Arrests Without a Warrant
7.04 MLEAP 2022: State of Maine Understanding Mutual Aid and Optional Powers of Arrest
7.05 MLEAP 2022: Probable Cause Determinations and First Appearances
7.06 MLEAP 2022: Miranda – The Constitutional Implications Of Custodial Interrogation
7.11 MLEAP 2022: Preliminary Investigation
7.15 MLEAP 2022: Vehicle Pursuits
7.20 MLEAP 2022: Roadblocks
7.21 MLEAP 2022: Stop Sticks/ Road Spikes
10.01 MLEAP 2022: Searching and Transporting a Detainee
4.09 MLEAP 2022: Performance Management
2022 MLEAP: Program Familiarization Course State Accreditation
2023-Vehicle Operation Liability
2022 Roll Call - S.I.M. Establishing Priorities
2022 Roll Call – Law Enforcement and the Transgender Community
2021 Roll Call - S.I.M. Establishing Priorities
2021 Roll Call - Law Enforcement and the Transgender Community
2023 – N95 Respirators: Use and Limitations
2023 – Sexual Harassment: Supervisors Roles and Responsibilities
2023 – Bloodborne Pathogens: Exposure
2023 – Basic Stormwater Management Operation & Maintenance Procedures
2023 – Fire Extinguisher Training
2023 – Bloodborne Pathogens: Exposure and Cleanup
2023 – Basic First Aid
2023 – Hazardous Materials Awareness
2023 – Hazard Communication
2023 – Maine Video Display Terminal (VDT)
2023 – Sexual Harassment Prevention Training
2022 - Basic Stormwater Management Operation & Maintenance Procedures
2022 – Fire Extinguisher Training
2022 – Hazardous Materials Awareness
2022 – Hazard Communication
2022 – Sexual Harassment Prevention Training
2022 – Sexual Harassment: Supervisors Roles and Responsibilities
2022 – Bloodborne Pathogens: Exposure
2022 – Bloodborne Pathogens: Exposure and Cleanup
2022 – Maine Video Display Terminal (VDT)
2022 – Basic First Aid
2022 – N95 Respirators: Use and Limitations

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