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KSP Sworn Only
in Sworn Trooper/Officer Classes
Patrol Weapons and Tactics Refresher
with Clint Collins
Course Description: This course is available for attendance by KSP Sworn Personnel only, with particular attendance preference given to units in the Operations division. Unfortunately, we cannot accept outside agencies for this class at this time. This course will provide the student with a refresher consistent with the Kentucky State Police Academy’s most up to date training curricula for the following skills areas: pistol, patrol rifle, and response to an active shooter incident.
Monday: 1300-2300 (Day and Night Range)
Tuesday: 1300-2300 (Day and Night Range)
Wednesday: 0900-1700 (Active Shooter Practical)
Thursday: 0800-1600 (Active Shooter Practical)
Friday: 0800-1200 (Active Shooter Practical)
Trooper/LEAP Law Enforcement Avoidance Position
with Justin Rundles
A 40-hour block of the 2022 agency-wide LEAP Program, with an emphasis on injury avoidance, while also controlling the suspect in high-stress situations. Emphasis on protecting the perpetrator as well as the officer through technique and confidence when in a physical altercation. This will be accomplished by learning, understanding, and demonstrating effective techniques as well as being able to not only articulate their actions but also justify them. Knowing the legality and having the confidence to execute the proper technique at the correct time.
Counter Ambush In-Service
with Phillips Wagner
This course is designed to provide instruction on how to: recognize, react, and respond to an ambush situation. This course will also cover legal considerations of returning fire during an ambush and also how to rapidly assess a downed officer and render appropriate aid.
Audience: All KSP and CVE units.
Special Instructions:
EQUIPMENT: BDU belts and clothing.
RISK LEVEL: Medium
FITNESS LEVEL: Low-Medium
ATTENDEES: Any Rank
PREREQUISITES: None
Advanced Disaster Management
with Anthony Blakemore
The target audience for this course includes experienced senior emergency management personnel who may perform in a management capacity for major or complex incidents. This group includes individuals who may serve as the Incident Commander, as a member of a Unified Command, or as members of the Command or General Staff, or Multiagency Coordination Group/Emergency Operations Center (EOC) management for incidents that may use an Area Command.
Special Instructions:
Prerequisites are:
IS-100.c An Introduction to the Incident Command System, ICS 100
IS-200.c Basic Incident Command System for Initial Response, ICS 200
IS-700.b An Introduction to the National Incident Management System
IS-800: National Response Framework (NRF).
You will HAVE to provide proof that the above classes have been completed prior to attending this course.
The above courses SHOULD have been taught in your cadet class (except for IS-800). IF you took the above courses online in your cadet class and cannot find a copy of your certificates then you can go to
https://training.fema.gov/is/isfaqdetails.aspx?id=16&cat=Certificate%20and%20Transcript
To retrieve your transcript.
If you took these classes in person in your cadet class then you will HAVE to complete these courses online through the FEMA website. The above classes will take 8-11 hours to complete. The online courses can be completed over a period of time and do not have to be completed in one sitting.