Feb
2
to Feb 13
Feb
3
9:00 AM09:00
New Driver License Card Training
Service Oklahoma invites law enforcement agencies to attend one of our in-person training sessions on Oklahoma’s physical driver license and state ID, which will be issued as part of the new driver license system launching in February 2026.
Training will cover the updated card design, security features, layout and data elements, with a focus on what officers and investigators may encounter during credential verification in the field. Sessions will be led by the driver license card vendor, who will walk through the card features and answer questions.
To support statewide access, agencies are asked to use the following participation guidance when registering:
Large agencies: approximately 10–15 attendees
Mid-size agencies: approximately 5–8 attendees
Small or rural agencies: approximately 2–4 attendees
Where possible, agencies are encouraged to include at least one designated trainer, supervisor or lead who can support internal knowledge sharing following training.
Parking is located just north of Building 5. Should this lot fill up, there is overflow parking in Parking Garage 2, just east of Building 5.
Feb
4
9:00 AM09:00
New Driver License Card Training
Service Oklahoma invites law enforcement agencies to attend one of our in-person training sessions on Oklahoma’s physical driver license and state ID, which will be issued as part of the new driver license system launching in February 2026.
Training will cover the updated card design, security features, layout and data elements, with a focus on what officers and investigators may encounter during credential verification in the field. Sessions will be led by the driver license card vendor, who will walk through the card features and answer questions.
To support statewide access, agencies are asked to use the following participation guidance when registering:
Large agencies: approximately 10–15 attendees
Mid-size agencies: approximately 5–8 attendees
Small or rural agencies: approximately 2–4 attendees
Where possible, agencies are encouraged to include at least one designated trainer, supervisor or lead who can support internal knowledge sharing following training.
Parking is located just north of Building 5. Should this lot fill up, there is overflow parking in Parking Garage 2, just east of Building 5.
Feb
5
9:00 AM09:00
New Driver License Card Training
Service Oklahoma invites law enforcement agencies to attend one of our in-person training sessions on Oklahoma’s physical driver license and state ID, which will be issued as part of the new driver license system launching in February 2026.
Training will cover the updated card design, security features, layout and data elements, with a focus on what officers and investigators may encounter during credential verification in the field. Sessions will be led by the driver license card vendor, who will walk through the card features and answer questions.
To support statewide access, agencies are asked to use the following participation guidance when registering:
Large agencies: approximately 10–15 attendees
Mid-size agencies: approximately 5–8 attendees
Small or rural agencies: approximately 2–4 attendees
Where possible, agencies are encouraged to include at least one designated trainer, supervisor or lead who can support internal knowledge sharing following training.
The parking lot entrance faces the Courthouse. The 201 Building parking lot may fill. Upon entry, the machine will issue a ticket. Please take the ticket with you and validate it at the elevator before exiting. Once validated, you will have 15 minutes to exit the parking lot.
If the gate displays “Lot Full,” please park on the street or in the Courthouse parking garage. Street and Courthouse parking require the ParkMobile app. Parking costs are approximately $1 per hour.
Feb
17
to Feb 20
Mar
24
to Mar 26
Apr
13
to Apr 17
May
18
to May 22
Jan
27
to Jan 28
Use of Force Encounters
The Oklahoma Fraternal Order of Police & Oklahoma Association of Chiefs of Police are proud to partner in hosting:
Force Science-Use of Force Encounters course
This two-day, high-impact training goes beyond policy and tactics to examine what truly occurs during high-stress and life-threatening encounters. The course focuses on how the brain, body, perception, and memory function under extreme stress, and how those physiological and psychological realities directly influence use-of-force decisions and outcomes.
Whether you are a new officer, experienced patrol officer, supervisor, or command staff, this course delivers practical, research-based insight that applies directly to real-world policing.
Why This Course Matters
Grounded in peer-reviewed research and reinforced by real-world case studies, this Force Science program provides officers with a deeper understanding of:
· How attention, decision-making, and reaction time are affected under stress
· The impact of adrenaline, focus, and trigger speed on shooting performance
· Why memory distortion occurs following critical incidents
· How video evidence can influence—and sometimes misrepresent—use-of-force encounters
· How speed of assault, fatigue, and threat dynamics affect de-escalation, traffic stops, and investigations
This training enhances officer safety, improves split-second decision-making, and provides critical context for what occurs after an incident—administratively, legally, and publicly.
Course Details
Dates: January 26–27, 2026
Location: Embassy Suites
3233 NW Expressway
Oklahoma City, OK
Cost: $250 per student
This course is CLEET approved and normally offered at $500 per student. Through the joint partnership between the Oklahoma Fraternal Order of Police and the Oklahoma Association of Chiefs of Police, this training is being provided to Oklahoma law enforcement at half the standard cost, making this a rare opportunity to attend a premier Force Science course at a significantly reduced rate.
Space is limited, and early registration is strongly encouraged.
Please share this opportunity with your agency and personnel. We look forward to hosting you in Oklahoma City for what promises to be an outstanding and valuable training event.
Jan
5
to Jan 16
Dec
15
1:00 PM13:00
Dec
1
to Dec 12
Nov
17
1:00 PM13:00
Nov
3
1:00 PM13:00
Nov
3
to Nov 7
Basic SRO Course
The Edmond Police Department will be hosting the NASRO Basic SRO Course, November 3 -7, 2025. The NASRO Basic School Resource Officer Course is a forty-hour(CLEET Accredited) training designed to prepare school resource officers, other law enforcement officers, and school safety professionals to fulfill their roles in the school setting effectively. School administrators and education professionals would also benefit from this course. Participants will gain a solid understanding of the responsibilities of the SRO using NASRO's Triad Model of school-based policing. This course will equip officers to develop successful relationships with diverse students and to support students with disabilities and behavioral health challenges. Participants will explore relevant public safety topics, such as digital safety, human trafficking, mental health, and substance abuse, and they will learn best practices for de-escalation, behavioral threat assessment, emergency operations planning, and armed assailant response.
The cost is $500 for NASRO members and $550 for non-members.
Oct
27
1:00 PM13:00
Oct
27
to Oct 30
Oklahoma Special Operations Association Conference
This year, the OKSOA is proud to partner with TF 70 to host the Tactical Operations for Patrol Course. Designed for patrol officers and detectives working in the field, this course delivers hands-on training in breaching, shooting, and close-quarters tactics—taught by some of the best instructors in the nation.
The Oklahoma Special Operations Association and Conference is for every law enforcement officer in the state. Our goal is to provide valuable, realistic training that helps ensure you go home safely at the end of each shift. We look forward to training alongside you.
Oct
13
to Oct 17
May
23
8:00 AM08:00
Law Enforcement Active Shooter Emergency Response - Train the Trainer
The Law Enforcement Active Shooter Emergency Response (LASER) course combines classroom presentations, hands-on field training, and practical exercises to enhance law enforcement officers' capabilities in effectively responding to and stopping active shooter incidents.
Among the topics covered during classroom instruction are recent high-profile active shooter incidents that offer valuable lessons to law enforcement officers of all experience levels. The course also stresses fundamental considerations that can significantly improve response efforts. Further classroom instruction covers the planning and implementation of appropriate response measures used to achieve the primary goal of stopping a perpetrator to protect innocent lives.
This course's hands-on field training includes information on the mental and physical tools necessary to effectively and efficiently respond to an active shooter incident. Participants will observe and practice entry and clearing techniques tailored to various response team sizes and structural configurations.
Finally, the course features numerous practical exercises that employ simulation weapons to create a realistic training environment. These exercises effectively simulate an active shooter scenario, enabling responding officers to practice applying the knowledge and tools gained from the course to intervene rapidly in such incidents.
May
21
to May 22
Law Enforcement Active Shooter Emergency Response
The Law Enforcement Active Shooter Emergency Response (LASER) course combines classroom presentations, hands-on field training, and practical exercises to enhance law enforcement officers' capabilities in effectively responding to and stopping active shooter incidents.
Among the topics covered during classroom instruction are recent high-profile active shooter incidents that offer valuable lessons to law enforcement officers of all experience levels. The course also stresses fundamental considerations that can significantly improve response efforts. Further classroom instruction covers the planning and implementation of appropriate response measures used to achieve the primary goal of stopping a perpetrator to protect innocent lives.
This course's hands-on field training includes information on the mental and physical tools necessary to effectively and efficiently respond to an active shooter incident. Participants will observe and practice entry and clearing techniques tailored to various response team sizes and structural configurations.
Finally, the course features numerous practical exercises that employ simulation weapons to create a realistic training environment. These exercises effectively simulate an active shooter scenario, enabling responding officers to practice applying the knowledge and tools gained from the course to intervene rapidly in such incidents.
May
20
to May 23
May
19
to May 20
Law Enforcement Active Shooter Emergency Response
The Law Enforcement Active Shooter Emergency Response (LASER) course combines classroom presentations, hands-on field training, and practical exercises to enhance law enforcement officers' capabilities in effectively responding to and stopping active shooter incidents.
Among the topics covered during classroom instruction are recent high-profile active shooter incidents that offer valuable lessons to law enforcement officers of all experience levels. The course also stresses fundamental considerations that can significantly improve response efforts. Further classroom instruction covers the planning and implementation of appropriate response measures used to achieve the primary goal of stopping a perpetrator to protect innocent lives.
This course's hands-on field training includes information on the mental and physical tools necessary to effectively and efficiently respond to an active shooter incident. Participants will observe and practice entry and clearing techniques tailored to various response team sizes and structural configurations.
Finally, the course features numerous practical exercises that employ simulation weapons to create a realistic training environment. These exercises effectively simulate an active shooter scenario, enabling responding officers to practice applying the knowledge and tools gained from the course to intervene rapidly in such incidents.
May
7
8:00 AM08:00
Surviving an Active Threat: Run. Hide. Fight. - Train the Trainer
Prerequisites: To enroll in the TtT class, you must complete one of the 8-hour user classes and be a certified law enforcement officer.
This course aims to train non-traditional first responders, including civilian employees, students, faculty, staff, patrons, and others who live, work, or visit locations where an active threat incident may occur. The course focuses on the various components of the Run. Hide. Fight. The response paradigm is widely accepted and taught as one of the primary response strategies regarding active threat incidents. Participants will learn about ways the Run. Hide, Fight response paradigm can be applied in any active threat incident, regardless of the location or other factors involved.
During the course, participants will discuss the three primary tenets of the response paradigm, evaluate how the paradigm can be incorporated into existing building emergency action plans, complete a practical exercise in which they will demonstrate the response options, and become familiar with notable case studies in which the response options were either implemented or could have been implemented to prevent or mitigate the attacks. The course includes lectures, group discussions, and practical applications of course material, seeking to prepare the target audience for an active threat incident by providing participants with plausible and practical response options.
May
6
8:00 AM08:00
Surviving an Active Threat: Run. Hide. Fight.
This course aims to train non-traditional first responders, including civilian employees, students, faculty, staff, patrons, and others who live, work, or visit locations where an active threat incident may occur. The course focuses on the various components of the Run. Hide. Fight. The response paradigm is widely accepted and taught as one of the primary response strategies regarding active threat incidents. Participants will learn about ways the Run. Hide, Fight response paradigm can be applied in any active threat incident, regardless of the location or other factors involved.
During the course, participants will discuss the three primary tenets of the response paradigm, evaluate how the paradigm can be incorporated into existing building emergency action plans, complete a practical exercise in which they will demonstrate the response options, and become familiar with notable case studies in which the response options were either implemented or could have been implemented to prevent or mitigate the attacks. The course includes lectures, group discussions, and practical applications of course material, seeking to prepare the target audience for an active threat incident by providing participants with plausible and practical response options.
May
5
8:00 AM08:00
Surviving an Active Threat: Run. Hide. Fight.
This course aims to train non-traditional first responders, including civilian employees, students, faculty, staff, patrons, and others who live, work, or visit locations where an active threat incident may occur. The course focuses on the various components of the Run. Hide. Fight. The response paradigm is widely accepted and taught as one of the primary response strategies regarding active threat incidents. Participants will learn about ways the Run. Hide, Fight response paradigm can be applied in any active threat incident, regardless of the location or other factors involved.
During the course, participants will discuss the three primary tenets of the response paradigm, evaluate how the paradigm can be incorporated into existing building emergency action plans, complete a practical exercise in which they will demonstrate the response options, and become familiar with notable case studies in which the response options were either implemented or could have been implemented to prevent or mitigate the attacks. The course includes lectures, group discussions, and practical applications of course material, seeking to prepare the target audience for an active threat incident by providing participants with plausible and practical response options.
Dec
12
9:00 AM09:00
Drug Overdoes Homicide Investigations
Topics Covered
‣ State and Federal laws pertaining to drug overdose homicide investigations
‣ Recognizing drug overdoses
‣ Crime scene processing
‣ Criminal investigation of overdose murder cases
‣ Interview techniques
‣ Actual case studies of State and Federal drug overdose murder investigations in Oklahoma
Instructor: DEA TFO Andy Dawson - Tulsa Police Department
To reserve a seat, contact Kevin Kramer at OSBILabTraining@osbi.ok.gov
Dec
10
9:00 AM09:00
Drug Overdoes Homicide Investigations
Topics Covered
‣ State and Federal laws pertaining to drug overdose homicide investigations
‣ Recognizing drug overdoses
‣ Crime scene processing
‣ Criminal investigation of overdose murder cases
‣ Interview techniques
‣ Actual case studies of State and Federal drug overdose murder investigations in Oklahoma
Instructor: DEA TFO Andy Dawson - Tulsa Police Department
To reserve a seat, contact Kevin Kramer at OSBILabTraining@osbi.ok.gov
Dec
5
9:00 AM09:00
Drug Overdoes Homicide Investigations
Topics Covered
‣ State and Federal laws pertaining to drug overdose homicide investigations
‣ Recognizing drug overdoses
‣ Crime scene processing
‣ Criminal investigation of overdose murder cases
‣ Interview techniques
‣ Actual case studies of State and Federal drug overdose murder investigations in Oklahoma
Instructor: DEA TFO Andy Dawson - Tulsa Police Department
To reserve a seat, contact Kevin Kramer at OSBILabTraining@osbi.ok.gov
Nov
21
1:00 PM13:00
Drug Overdoes Homicide Investigations
Topics Covered
‣ State and Federal laws pertaining to drug overdose homicide investigations
‣ Recognizing drug overdoses
‣ Crime scene processing
‣ Criminal investigation of overdose murder cases
‣ Interview techniques
‣ Actual case studies of State and Federal drug overdose murder investigations in Oklahoma
Instructor: DEA TFO Andy Dawson - Tulsa Police Department
To reserve a seat, contact Kevin Kramer at OSBILabTraining@osbi.ok.gov
Nov
19
9:00 AM09:00
Drug Overdoes Homicide Investigations
Topics Covered
‣ State and Federal laws pertaining to drug overdose homicide investigations
‣ Recognizing drug overdoses
‣ Crime scene processing
‣ Criminal investigation of overdose murder cases
‣ Interview techniques
‣ Actual case studies of State and Federal drug overdose murder investigations in Oklahoma
Instructor: DEA TFO Andy Dawson - Tulsa Police Department
To reserve a seat, contact Kevin Kramer at OSBILabTraining@osbi.ok.gov
Nov
12
1:00 PM13:00
Drug Overdoes Homicide Investigations
Topics Covered
‣ State and Federal laws pertaining to drug overdose homicide investigations
‣ Recognizing drug overdoses
‣ Crime scene processing
‣ Criminal investigation of overdose murder cases
‣ Interview techniques
‣ Actual case studies of State and Federal drug overdose murder investigations in Oklahoma
Instructor: DEA TFO Andy Dawson - Tulsa Police Department
To reserve a seat, contact Kevin Kramer at OSBILabTraining@osbi.ok.gov
Nov
7
to Nov 8
Colt 1911 Armorer's Course
The Colt 1911 Armorers Course covers the Colt 1911, including Series 80, Series 70 and variants. The course is 16 class hours over 2 days with no shooting included. Day one (1) includes history, nomenclature, theory of operation, complete field disassembly, parts identification and troubleshooting. Day two (2) includes extractor tuning, safety fitting and checks, written test, practical exam, and graduation.
Graduation Requirements: Students must demonstrate proficiency in the following areas: disassembly, reassembly, identification of mechanical deficiencies and corrective actions. The student must also attain a score of 70% or better on the Armorer Written Test.
Certification: 3 Year Colt Law Enforcement 1911 Armorer
Resources: Colt will provide all necessary tools and firearms to conduct training
Eligibility: Active Law Enforcement, Corrections, Military, Nuclear Security Only.
Nov
4
to Nov 6
Colt M4/M16 Armorer's Course
The Colt M4/M16 Armorers course includes the M16 family of weapons, and all its variants including the M4, the AR15 and 9mm SMG. Course length is 24 class hours over 3 days with no shooting included. Day one (1) includes history, nomenclature, theory of operation, complete field disassembly, and parts identification. Day two (2) includes the removal and installation of barrel and front sight assembly, design changes and parts interchangeability, headspace and firing pin protrusion testing, and fire control theory. Day three (3) includes maintenance, troubleshooting, written test, practical exam, and graduation.
Graduation Requirements: Students must demonstrate proficiency in the following areas: disassembly, reassembly, identification of mechanical deficiencies and corrective actions. The student must also attain a score of 70% or better on the Armorer Written Test.
Certification: 3 Year Colt Law Enforcement Rifle/Carbine/SMG Armorer
Resources: Colt will provide all necessary tools and firearms to conduct training
Eligibility: Active Law Enforcement, Corrections, Military, Nuclear Security Only.
Oct
21
to Oct 25
Oct
17
10:00 AM10:00
Handle with Care OK: Train the Trainer Workshop
We invite you to join our virtual, CLEET-certified Train the Trainer Workshop: Handle With Care Oklahoma on Wednesday, July17th from 10am-12pm. Upon completion, participants will receive 1.0 mental health CEU. Potential trainers include first responders, school resource officers, school-based specialists, counselors, care coordinators, community coalition leaders, and community advocates. Additional CEUs TBA.
Handle With Care Oklahoma builds trust and advances existing partnerships with local law enforcement, schools, and behavioral/social/health providers in order to connect youth to needed supports after a traumatic event.
HWC OK enacts Multi-Tiered Systems of Supports and interventions that reduces absenteeism, suspensions, expulsions, truancy, drop outs, contact with the law, involvement with the juvenile justice system, and incarceration.
This Train the Trainer includes the following objectives:
1) Provide updated PowerPoint to help with local HWC OK Implementation
(criteria, procedure, and response to notification)
2) Discussion of sample agreements to enhance local existing partnerships and school-based efforts
3) Strategies to increase sustainability & connection to statewide supports
With registration, you will also have access to a free workshop series called Creating Connections to Support Oklahoma's Youth! Join us for beginner, intermediate, and/or advanced workshops that will spotlight collaboration strategies to support our youth and strengthen our communities. Flexible times will be provided.
Workshop tracks will include: Resilience Film, NEAR Science, Handle With Care OK, Multi-Tiered Systems of Support, Multidisciplinary Teams, and facilitated strategy sessions.
Beginner Series: for schools and communities interested in Handle With Care OK and Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) and wanting to become trauma-aware.
Intermediate Series: for schools and communities interested in implementing Handle With Care OK and Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) and wanting to become trauma-sensitive
Advanced Series: for schools and communities interested in evaluating outcomes with Handle With Care OK and Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) and wanting to become trauma-responsive.
The Handle With Care Oklahoma Collaborative is designed to advance partnerships between law enforcement, schools, and behavioral/social/health providers to create a safe and supportive academic environment for children recently exposed to traumatic events known as “adverse childhood experiences” (ACEs). ACEs are broad and sweeping events that may include experiencing violence, abuse, or neglect, or witnessing violence in the home. With buffering supports, ACEs can be addressed and lead to a positive life trajectory. Children must feel safe in order to learn. Together we can create and connect youth and families to a continuum of supports.
Our expert speakers and mentors are here to provide insights and advice to help you navigate through challenges and reach your goals. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, gain knowledge, and find the support you need. Register now and let's build a stronger community together!
S pecial thanks to our collaborative partners and featured speakers from ODMHSAS, OSDE, OKDHS, Oklahoma School Security Institute, OSDH, Potts Family Foundation, OSU Center for Family Resilience, Public Health Institute of Oklahoma, and OK Turning Point Council.
Oct
9
8:00 AM08:00
Lever Gun for the Operator and Instructor
A Lever Gun operator and instructor school at CLEET’s range in Ada. ALL students are welcome.
Oct
8
8:00 AM08:00
Lever Gun for the Operator and Instructor
A Lever Gun operator and instructor school at CLEET’s range in Ada. ALL students are welcome.
Oct
4
10:00 AM10:00
