This week the Georgia Police Academy conducted the Pedestrian Crash Investigation course. During training for Pedestrian Crash Investigation, actual test crashes are performed in order to best demonstrate evidence recognition and collection. These test crashes were done at speeds between 45 and 60 mile per hour. The data gained through Read more…
Law enforcement agencies across the State may submit their Accident Reports to the State electronically through the Georgia Electronic Accident Reporting System- GEARS (https://gearsportal.com). As a benefit to contributing agencies, software is available which includes diagramming software- Easy Street Draw (www.trancite.com). There are other financial incentives for electronic submission. And, Read more…
FLETC (Federal Law Enforcement Training Center) visited GPSTC today. We enjoyed hosting our friends from FLETC and look forward to continuing our partnership.
The Georgia Fire Academy invites you to attend the 14th Annual Georgia State Firefighters Weekend on September 9-11, 2016. All classes below will be offered on-campus, at the Georgia Public Safety Training Center. Registration must be completed online through staging.gpstc.org. Note: Classes not meeting the minimum enrollment 30 days prior Read more…
On June 10 and 11, Bruce Stanford and Chuck Odom of the Georgia Police Academy and Truman Boyle, one of our adjunct instructors, performed crash testing as a part of their annual Crash Formula Validation and Testing course. These crashes validate formulas taught in the course and facilitate a better Read more…
New Online Course Offerings for Firefighters We are now offering two new online courses for you. Succession: Preparing Candidates For Fire Chief and Incident Planning Process – The Planning P. Succession: Preparing Candidates For Fire Chief This independent online course provides fire service leaders with an overview of succession development Read more…