This course is designed for training law enforcement executives, command staff, and supervisors on how to conduct fair, unbiased, legal, ethical and moral internal investigations. The goal is to uncover and gather information to a high degree of accuracy, to understand the objective facts, to establish a fair and credible process, to render meaningful decisions, to reduce or eliminate uncertainty and to prevent surprise. Effective investigations can result in reduced liability risk, reduced legal costs, greater organizational and public confidence, and a more professional workforce. Conducting investigations effectively protect the interests and rights of employees and establish confidence in management and the decision maker.

This course prepares Wisconsin Law Enforcement Standards Board (LESB) certified officers to effectively administer and teach the Emergency Vehicle Operations and Control (EVOC) training program. The program follows LESB training guidelines and involves hands-on classroom presentations to be successfully completed by the instructor candidates. The goal of this program is to prepare certified officers who are proficient in driving a vehicle under emergency conditions to deliver LESB-approved EVOC curriculum.

This course prepares instructor candidates to create a learning environment that supports learners. Competencies include planning and managing learning, training and evaluation methods, and delivering teaching scenarios. The curriculum is endorsed by LESB and required of instructors seeking LESB certification, and is a prerequisite for all LESB-approved specialized training courses.

This course is designed for individuals who are employed or wish to be employed in the corrections field. The academy covers the required Wisconsin Department Justice/Law Enforcement Training and Standards Bureau (DOJ/LESB) Curriculum. The training will allow individuals to obtain DOJ/LESB certification as a corrections officer.

This course will instruct and update the law enforcement executive, supervisor, and records custodian on the latest legal processes for handling confidential records in the law enforcement setting. Students will be taught how to comply with Wisconsin's Open Records Laws and laws governing privacy, and how to protect ongoing investigations. This class is limited to those in the public sector that handle and are responsible for releasing law enforcement records.

This course is a basic search warrant writing course for new detectives and patrol officers.

This training teaches Officers the entire process of undercover work from organizing a safe operation to courtroom testimony. In this course, Officers will learn how to:
-Effectively organize safe undercover and controlled drug buys
-Control situations while maintaining an undercover identity
-Safely plan and execute search warrants and buy busts
-Maximize the productivity of confidential informants
-Turn minor arrests into major drug seizures
-Properly document undercover actions in reports
-Testify effectively in court
-Preserve physical and mental well-being