Safety Leadership

Abbreviated NLERSP Executive Workshop provided as part of the Georgia Chiefs of Police Summer Training Conference. Lead your agency in roadway safety. Attend this 2-hour workshop with other mid-level and executive-level officers where you will discuss policies, training, and technological innovations that can reduce the risk of officer-involved collisions and struck-by incidents.

Learn how to improve your safety on the roadways. This 8-hour course will discuss best practices and tactics to improve your safety during traffic stops, emergency response driving, all-weather driving, and roadway operations while outside of your vehicle.

Learn how to improve your safety on the roadways. This 6-hour course will discuss best practices and tactics to improve your safety during traffic stops, emergency response driving, all-weather driving, and roadway operations while outside of your vehicle.

Learn how to improve your safety on the roadways. This 6-hour course will discuss best practices and tactics to improve your safety during traffic stops, emergency response driving, all-weather driving, and roadway operations while outside of your vehicle.

Provide the training to your agency. Trainers who attended the Roadway Safety for Patrol Officers course are eligible to attend this 8-hour course, where they will be given the resources and skills needed to teach the training curriculum to other officers during academy or in-service training. The virtual Train-the-Trainer course is split into two sections and split over two days.

There were 58 officers killed in traffic-related incidents in 2021, compared to 42 during the same period last year—a 38 percent increase. Nearly 50 percent of these incidents were stuck-by fatalities. Join CARFAX for Police for a collaborative session where a panel of traffic safety experts will present the latest research, tactics, and tools to help law enforcement officers reduce the occurrence of struck-by fatalities.

Efforts to improve safety can often be hampered by individual decision-making that has been negatively influenced by organizational culture. Even officers who otherwise engage in safe behaviors may sometimes choose to overlook safety violations committed by their peers. A strong organizational safety culture, with an emphasis on peer-to-peer accountability, is critical to maximizing officer safety. The Peer Accountability for Law Enforcement Safety (P.A.L.S.) model is one simple way officers can strengthen peer-to-peer accountability for safe operations.

Lead your agency in roadway safety. Attend this 4-hour workshop with other mid-level and executive-level officers where you will discuss policies, training, and technological innovations that can reduce the risk of officer-involved collisions and struck-by incidents.

Lead your agency in roadway safety. Attend this 4-hour workshop with other mid-level and executive-level officers where you will discuss policies, training, and technological innovations that can reduce the risk of officer-involved collisions and struck-by incidents.

Improve your safety on the road. Attend this virtual six-hour course to discuss best practices and tactics to improve your safety during traffic stops, emergency response driving, all-weather driving, and roadway operations while outside of your vehicle.