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Police Training

The FBI provides comprehensive training assistance to local and state law enforcement. The goals of this program are to render training assistance regarding investigative, managerial, technical and administrative aspects of law enforcement. FBI instructors provide, upon request, education and training programs throughout the United States to police agencies, thus contributing to the enhanced professionalism in American Law enforcement. The FBI also sends local officers to training at the FBI Academy, as discussed below. The FBI works closely with the Alaska Peace Officers Association, the Alaska Police Standards Council and many law enforcement agencies to provide quality training opportunities to the Alaska law enforcement community. Alaska law enforcement agencies interested in submitting candidates to the FBI National Academy need to contact the Anchorage Division office at (907) 276-4441 and ask to speak to the training coordinator, SA Steve Lane.

In Fiscal Year 1998, 107,000 state and local law enforcement officials nationwide were taught by FBI Instructors. Training is an important program in the FBI's relationships with state and local law enforcement.

FBI National Academy

The FBI National Academy has long been a vital element in the continuing improvement of law enforcement standards, knowledge and cooperation throughout the world. It provides a wide range of leadership and specialized training. Founded in 1935, the program has graduated 32,121 qualified students through March, 1999. The program has a world-wide reputation and has graduated 2,165 officers, representing 128 foreign countries. The academy lasts 10 weeks and consists of courses related to Management Science, Behavioral Science, Law, Education, Forensic Science and Health/Fitness. The FBI National Academy is located in the same facility as the FBI Academy, where the Bureau trains its own employees, at Quantico, Virginia. Alaska law enforcement agencies interested in submitting candidates to the FBI National Academy need to contact the Anchorage Division office at (907) 276-4441 and ask to speak to the training coordinator, SA Steve Lane.

International Law Enforcement Academy

The International Law Enforcement Academy (ILEA) is a multinational effort organized by the United States, the government of Hungary and other international training partners. A broad spectrum of U.S. federal law enforcement agencies and the Department of State are engaged in a cooperative effort to provide assistance to our police colleages in the emerging democracies through training. Other countries throughout the world are actively supporting this intiative by providing instructors. Representatives from the European Union and the council of Europe also have participated. In addition, the FBI conducts extensive police training in foreign countries. This training not only aids the foreign countries, but substantially helps the FBI investigate international crime aimed at U.S. citizens and interests.

 

 

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