Mississippi - Mississippi Department of Public Safety

The Mississippi Board on Law Enforcement Officers Standards and Training requires that law enforcement officers receive 16 hours, and chiefs 20 hours of mandatory yearly training. The agency determines what training should be provided.

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Big Rigs Bloodborne Pathogens Civil Liabilities Clandestine Meth Labs Club Drugs Community Policing Controlled F.O.R.C.E. Weapon Retention Crash Investigations Criminal Interdiction Crisis Negotiations Cultural Diversity Cultural Diversity for Employees Cultural Diversity for Supervisors Document Identification and Deception Domestic Terrorist Groups Driving Under the Influence Drug Recognition Expert Effective Courtroom Testimony Emotionally Disturbed Persons: A Challenge for Law Enforcement Field Training Officer Gang Training Interview Techniques Interview Techniques Advanced Investigating Animal Cruelty Managing Street Informants: Informant Development NIMS and ICS Awareness

Officer Survival Outlaw Bikers: The 1%ers Patrol Response to Active Shooters Preventing Misconduct Pursuit Decision Making Racial Profiling Report Writing Respiratory Compliance Responding to Elder Abuse and Mentally Disturbed Persons Responding to Robbery, Homicide, and Other In-Progress Crimes Rolling Stolen: Stolen Vehicled Identification Sexual Harassment for Employees Sexual Harassment for Supervisors Suicide-by-Cop Surveillance Surviving Search Warrants Tactical Lifesaver Tactics: Preventing and Responding to School Violence Terrorism: A Police Perspective Use of Force Vehicle Stop Interdictions: Drug Interdiction for Patrol Vice for Patrol Weapons of Mass Destruction