Gulf States Regional
Center for Public Safety Innovations
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Gulf States Regional Community
Community Policing Institute |
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This name and logo change is reflective of the expansion of our
curriculum, audiences and services. GSRCPI has a 10 year history
of training over 25,000 Public-Safety professionals, along with Government and Citizens to address crime, emergency
response, ethical and quality of life issues in Louisiana,
Mississippi, and Alabama communities.
GSRCPI is a part of the RCPI National Network and receives
funding from the United States Department of Justice (USDOJ),
USDOJ Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS),
USDOJ Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) in the Office of
Justice Programs, Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and State and
Local entities to
provide quality training and technical assistance.
The RCPI Network Offers the FranklinCovey® 7 Habits of Highly Effective People® for Law Enforcement
The Gulf States Regional Center for Public Safety Innovations (GSRCPI) is proud to be able to offer nine sessions of the extended, three day version of FranklinCovey's® 7 Habits for Law Enforcement. This course will be offered three times (north, mid, and south) in each of our states - Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi. All instructors are Covey certified. The books alone for this class are usually over $300 and the cost to
attend is usually $1200; however, GSRCPI is able to offer these courses at NO COST to participants through a COPS/BJA grant. Registration is limited to Chiefs, Sheriffs, command staff (Lieutenants and above) and training officers.
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Futrell Family Cancer Fight Fund - Aubrey and Lesa Futrell
How
do you calculate the value of a life saved? Your
health? Your marriage? Or the relationship with your
children?
How do you calculate the value of learning to
BALANCE the stress of a career in law enforcement
with your family and your health?
You cannot put a price on it but you can put a NAME
on it and for most of us, that name is: Aubrey
“Bulldog” Futrell
Through his years of teaching survival skills, both
physical and mental he has saved the lives, sanity
and families of thousands of law enforcement and
emergency responders. He has certainly earned his
place in heaven. However, right now he is going
through hell. Aubrey’s wife, Lesa, has been battling
cancer for the past 4 ½ years. Lesa and Aubrey have
met every challenge with that positive, head-on
Bulldog fashion agreeing to aggressive treatments in
both Jackson and Houston at the MD Anderson Medical
Center. However, this type of war exhausts you in so
many ways: mentally, physically, spiritually, your
leave time at work and financially.
If anyone can, Aubrey can handle the mental aspect
The physical aspect is in the hands of the doctors
God will support them spiritually
The leave aspect is beyond our control
The financial aspect, however, is one area we as
friends and devoted fans of the “Bulldog” can help
relieve some of their stress by giving. Your support
in these efforts will restore BALANCE!
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Critical Employee Emergency Planning (CEEP) Training - DHS
The
Critical Employee Emergency Planning (CEEP)
curriculum is currently being developed by GSRCPI
with funding from the US Department of Homeland
Security for emergency responder, government and
corporate employees who are required to remain on
the job in disaster situations. The training program
will guide agency policy, as well as family and
personal preparations for evacuations, quarantines,
and other scenarios. The goal of the program is to
assure, through thoughtful planning and preparation,
those we expect to serve and protect of their
family’s safety. With the knowledge that families
are equipped with the basics of food, clothing, and
safe shelter, those who must remain on the job are
able to work and serve more effectively.
Please help us help you by giving us approximately 30 minutes of
your valuable time to help refine 12 broad topic areas
identified by focus groups in Texas, Louisiana, and New York as
important to the training. The feedback you provide concerning
your agency’s emergency plans and policies, your experiences in
serving through critical incidents, what worked, what didn’t,
and what should be done in the future are all essential to
developing an effective program. This online survey has two
versions, one for Critical Employees and another for their
family members.
This course will debut around the country in early 2008. To
be notified of a course taught near you, contact GSRCPI to be
placed on our training email notification list or check the CEEP
website below for schedule and registration information.
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Alabama Association of Chiefs of Police (AACOP)
GSRCPI is the management agency for the Alabama Association of Chiefs of Police. The primary mission of AACOP is to improve the quality and professionalism of law enforcement in the great state of Alabama. AACOP works to provide it’s more than 500 law enforcement executive members with state-of- the-art training, continuing education, legislative support, and other services. The slate of officers for the 2008 year are excited about the future of Alabama law enforcement and eager to lead the Association through another year of service to our citizens.
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Training Catalog and Bi-Weekly Training Email Bulletin
Thank you for visiting our new website, we hope that the new look and feel will be easier to navigate and provide a streamlined route to what you are looking for. A Featured Courses page has been added to address hot topics, but if you have a suggestion for something you would like to see included in our site or added to an existing page, please send us an email at gsrcpi@gsrcpi.org with your idea. Our new course catalog is also available below.
Along with our new website and mission, we have also implemented a bi-weekly email of upcoming courses in our region that have been submitted to us. This up-to-date course list is posted here on our website and has recently been updated to allow sorting by state, agency, and date range. A printable version is available as well. We also send this list out by email every other Wednesday as part of our commitment to raising the level of awareness and providing as many opportunities as possible to our service area and the surrounding region. If you are not on our email list and would like to receive these training announcements, please click here to sign up. An online course submission form is available here, or you can send your course submissions to gsrcpi@gsrcpi.org. No "for-profit" courses please!
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This project was supported by cooperative agreement #2005CKWXK046 awarded by the
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, US Department of Justice. For more information, see our Contact Us page.
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